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Most satisfying beatdown your team has issued...
Posted on 5/11/10 at 9:03 am
Posted on 5/11/10 at 9:03 am
what are some of the most gratifying arse whooping your team has had and for what reason? Here are 3 that instantly come to mind. In chronological order:
-2002 Tech, 51-7. We were 10-1, ranked high, and going to the dome the next week for the first time in 20 years. Tech was average, had a brand new head coach, and basically nothing to lose. The last time we played Tech at home we lost. We had just barely escaped Auburn the week before, so there were a lot of emotions in this game. We came out and just flat out beat them in every way possible. Total domination.
-2003 UT, 41-14. Really 41-7, but they scored a meaningless TD with like :20 left. This was my first trip to Knoxville. The year before we held on and inspired Casey Clausens "one arm" comments. Night game, ESPN, prime time. We had a loss and it was still early in the year so we didn't really know what we were made of. This had the biggest game turning play I've ever witnessed. We're up 13-7 with :03 before half and UT has the ball at our 1 about to take the lead. Clausen fumbles, Sean Jones recovers and goes 99 yards with no time on the clock for a 20-7 lead. 3 more TDs in the 3rd and it was over.
-2004 LSU, 45-16. Payback of the highest order. We lost to them twice last year. Both teams were ranked in the top 10 in one of the biggest games at Sanford in recent memory. They had Saban, Muschamp, a suffocating D, and were a trendy upset pick. David Greene proceeded to throw 5 TDs (Webster gave up 2), and we just utterly dominated them. Xavier downing a KO at the 1 was gold. Extremely satisfying walking out of that stadium.
-2002 Tech, 51-7. We were 10-1, ranked high, and going to the dome the next week for the first time in 20 years. Tech was average, had a brand new head coach, and basically nothing to lose. The last time we played Tech at home we lost. We had just barely escaped Auburn the week before, so there were a lot of emotions in this game. We came out and just flat out beat them in every way possible. Total domination.
-2003 UT, 41-14. Really 41-7, but they scored a meaningless TD with like :20 left. This was my first trip to Knoxville. The year before we held on and inspired Casey Clausens "one arm" comments. Night game, ESPN, prime time. We had a loss and it was still early in the year so we didn't really know what we were made of. This had the biggest game turning play I've ever witnessed. We're up 13-7 with :03 before half and UT has the ball at our 1 about to take the lead. Clausen fumbles, Sean Jones recovers and goes 99 yards with no time on the clock for a 20-7 lead. 3 more TDs in the 3rd and it was over.
-2004 LSU, 45-16. Payback of the highest order. We lost to them twice last year. Both teams were ranked in the top 10 in one of the biggest games at Sanford in recent memory. They had Saban, Muschamp, a suffocating D, and were a trendy upset pick. David Greene proceeded to throw 5 TDs (Webster gave up 2), and we just utterly dominated them. Xavier downing a KO at the 1 was gold. Extremely satisfying walking out of that stadium.
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Posted on 5/11/10 at 9:05 am to WG_Dawg
Sorry OP...
But I have to say the most satisfying in recent memory was The Bama v Georgia blackout game of two years ago.
That was just a smackdown of epic proportions that propelled Bama to an undefeated regular season.
But I have to say the most satisfying in recent memory was The Bama v Georgia blackout game of two years ago.
That was just a smackdown of epic proportions that propelled Bama to an undefeated regular season.
Posted on 5/11/10 at 9:07 am to PurpleandGold Motown
In recent years
#1
#1a Whipping Florida like a redheaded step child in this years SECCG.
#2 Clemson. That's when I began to believe Saban had built a monster.
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The Bama v Georgia blackout game
#1a Whipping Florida like a redheaded step child in this years SECCG.
#2 Clemson. That's when I began to believe Saban had built a monster.
Posted on 5/11/10 at 9:09 am to WG_Dawg
1999 Tennessee. It wasn't a beat down by any means. Most satisfying win in hog history? YES. Both goal posts were taken to Dickson St.
2003 Texas- 38-28. Score indicates it was close but we controlled it the whole way.
99/00 Cotton Bowl- 27-6 Cedric Cobbs freshman year. Major Applewhite and Chris Sims got that arse beat.
2003 Texas- 38-28. Score indicates it was close but we controlled it the whole way.
99/00 Cotton Bowl- 27-6 Cedric Cobbs freshman year. Major Applewhite and Chris Sims got that arse beat.
Posted on 5/11/10 at 9:10 am to wegotdatwood
i dont remember the last time LSU "beatdown" anyone in the SEC
Posted on 5/11/10 at 9:18 am to WG_Dawg
Definitely Auburn 2008. I mean the scoreline says it all: 36-0. That's the kind of beating you'd normally put on someone like Tennessee Tech, and it was oh so satisfying. Auburn fans and Tommy Tuberville were annoyingly arrogant about their 6-game win streak (despite having achieved almost nothing else of significance during that time) and needed to be put in their place. Well, they were. We beat them like the redheaded stepchild they are--and did so on national television. And having the then-backup quarterback throw a touchdown just added insult to injury, all while capping off the first undefeated regular season in quite some time.
And also, yes, Florida in the SECCG this past year. Florida fans are incredibly obnoxious in person and walk around gator chomping everyone to no end. To see their humility after getting absolutely humiliated (not to mention having their QB humiliate them even further) was priceless. None of them spoke, because the score did all the talking. 32-13 (and could've been worse).
And also, yes, Florida in the SECCG this past year. Florida fans are incredibly obnoxious in person and walk around gator chomping everyone to no end. To see their humility after getting absolutely humiliated (not to mention having their QB humiliate them even further) was priceless. None of them spoke, because the score did all the talking. 32-13 (and could've been worse).
This post was edited on 5/11/10 at 9:24 am
Posted on 5/11/10 at 9:21 am to The Godfather
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i dont remember the last time LSU "beatdown" anyone in the SEC
Lord, I do...the score didn't really reflect the beating, but the worst drubbing I can recall was the 2001 air raid from Rohan Davey....528 yards passing...
I doubt that was the last time y'all beat somebody down, but it's the worst beating I can watched being delivered to us...
This post was edited on 5/11/10 at 9:23 am
Posted on 5/11/10 at 9:22 am to The Godfather
1. Most recently, probably the total and utter embarrassing destruction of Georgia in the 2008 UF vs UGA game.
Everyone thought they might celebrate again, but they didn't even score a TD until the back ups came in during the 4th quarter.
UF 49 UGA 10
2. It wasn't a beat down in the strictest sense, but keeping LSU out of the endzone and finally shutting up all those LSU fans that kept talking up Tiger Stadium at night in 2009 was pretty awesome
UF 13 LSU 3
3. The 2007-2009 repeated annihilations of FSU by UF. All of them were pretty sweet.
Everyone thought they might celebrate again, but they didn't even score a TD until the back ups came in during the 4th quarter.
UF 49 UGA 10
2. It wasn't a beat down in the strictest sense, but keeping LSU out of the endzone and finally shutting up all those LSU fans that kept talking up Tiger Stadium at night in 2009 was pretty awesome
UF 13 LSU 3
3. The 2007-2009 repeated annihilations of FSU by UF. All of them were pretty sweet.
Posted on 5/11/10 at 9:28 am to slayerxing
2008 Iron Bowl. /thread
Wait! 2008 GA "blackout".
Wait! 2008 GA "blackout".
Posted on 5/11/10 at 9:31 am to BamaInHsv
I say the 2005 game against UF
Posted on 5/11/10 at 9:34 am to BamaInHsv
Virginia Tech 2007
Posted on 5/11/10 at 9:35 am to biggsc
State hasn't issued many beatdowns the past decade but last years egg bowl was the most satisfying win in quite a while.
Posted on 5/11/10 at 9:36 am to WG_Dawg
2006 UF-Ohio St. NCG nobody gave us a chance and said we didn't belong in the game.
2008 vs OK. NCG. Sam Bradford's face said it all.
2008 vs OK. NCG. Sam Bradford's face said it all.
Posted on 5/11/10 at 9:37 am to pult44
2002 LSU-Santonio Beard was going off.
Posted on 5/11/10 at 9:39 am to WG_Dawg
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-2004 LSU, 45-16.
It could have been the New England Patriots going into Athens for that game. No one was going to beat you. (fun fact though, Jacob Hester's only career fumble was in this game as a true freshman)
SEC wise:
2009 Auburn is all I can really remember.
2007 Virginia Tech, 2007 Ohio State, & 2006 Notre Dame were pretty satisfying. SEC teams are much harder to "beatdown" for some reason.
This post was edited on 5/11/10 at 9:48 am
Posted on 5/11/10 at 9:40 am to WG_Dawg
UM 1992 NCG
AU 2008 Iron Bowl
UF 2009 SECCG
UGA 2008 "Blackout"
AU 2008 Iron Bowl
UF 2009 SECCG
UGA 2008 "Blackout"
Posted on 5/11/10 at 9:44 am to tuck
I was kind of hoping that our band was gonna break out "Rammer Jammer" at halftime during the Georgia Blackout game, because we absolutely beat the hell out of them in the first half. It would have been hilarious.
This post was edited on 5/11/10 at 9:45 am
Posted on 5/11/10 at 9:50 am to RMFTBama
the most 'satisfying' win--definitely 2008 Iron Bowl. It may not have been our biggest win in the last couple of years, but definitely the most satisfying.
Posted on 5/11/10 at 9:51 am to tuck
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UM 1992 NCG
AU 2008 Iron Bowl
UF 2009 SECCG
UGA 2008 "Blackout"
exactly. And in that order.. and to round out the top 5...
2007 Tennessee 41-17
Posted on 5/11/10 at 9:53 am to WG_Dawg
LSU 48 Virginia Tech 7 2008
LSU 31 Auburn 7 2003
All of Les Miles bowl wins.
LSU 31 Auburn 7 2003
All of Les Miles bowl wins.
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