Saw that Game with my brother, dad, and grandpa and will never forget it. There might have been about 2 thousand fans total in the stadium that day. Big time rain. After Curtis went down it felt like a cemetery, just an eerie feeling in the air, and the game took a turn. I believe they recovered back to back onside kicks to take the lead, and my heart sank, just couldn't believe that's how it was going to end.
Their QB was Randy Fasani who was a little bit of Sacramento area legend for Del Oro but hadn't done anything after being the top rated signal caller in the country out of high school. I just remember him having sour grapes on the radio, saying something about did you see our comeback? What a game. Nice share Derek.
Saw that Game with my brother, dad, and grandpa and will never forget it. There might have been about 2 thousand fans total in the stadium that day. Big time rain. After Curtis went down it felt like a cemetery, just an eerie feeling in the air, and the game took a turn. I believe they recovered back to back onside kicks to take the lead, and my heart sank, just couldn't believe that's how it was going to end.
Their QB was Randy Fasani who was a little bit of Sacramento area legend for Del Oro but hadn't done anything after being the top rated signal caller in the country out of high school. I just remember him having sour grapes on the radio, saying something about did you see our comeback? What a game. Nice share Derek.
I was there. West side about the 30 where the ball was set before the Robbins TD. How many onside kicks did they get in a row including the one that was called back offsides?
With tyrone as the Stanford coach, I'm surprised anyone here is surprised he blew a game in a minute.
That trip was one of the most depressing Saturdays ever, but my puke and rally Friday night at the hotel bar was pretty cool. I'm pretty sure the waitress who had to take my puke filled pitcher away from the table appreciated when I told her she was sweet, I'd kiss her but I had puke breath. Good times, good times.
I was there. Hung over. And it rained like hell all day. AS Doogles said, not many fans there. I actually think there were more UW fans than Stanford fans.
I was there. Hung over. And it rained like hell all day. AS Doogles said, not many fans there. I actually think there were more UW fans than Stanford fans.
You're exactly right. The Husky fans were still SEC caliber at this point and we took over the stadium, which wasn't hard to do because about 4 families of 5 showed up for the Stanford faithful.
It was a relentless rain and they were under .500 coming off a Rose Bowl season, but still an embarrassing showing.
Stanford did not deserve the Harbaugh/Luck/Shaw (he popped off) years. Worst football fans in the Pac.
That honestly must be the greatest play sequence in Husky history. Tui was a fucking football genius. If he'd played at FSU or Miami that year, he'd have won two Heismans for that drive alone.
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Their QB was Randy Fasani who was a little bit of Sacramento area legend for Del Oro but hadn't done anything after being the top rated signal caller in the country out of high school. I just remember him having sour grapes on the radio, saying something about did you see our comeback? What a game. Nice share Derek.
I was there. West side about the 30 where the ball was set before the Robbins TD. How many onside kicks did they get in a row including the one that was called back offsides?
That trip was one of the most depressing Saturdays ever, but my puke and rally Friday night at the hotel bar was pretty cool. I'm pretty sure the waitress who had to take my puke filled pitcher away from the table appreciated when I told her she was sweet, I'd kiss her but I had puke breath.
Good times, good times.
It was a relentless rain and they were under .500 coming off a Rose Bowl season, but still an embarrassing showing.
Stanford did not deserve the Harbaugh/Luck/Shaw (he popped off) years. Worst football fans in the Pac.
Oh, if only we knew of the dark decade ahead....