And the Tahi fumble was a killer as well. That was the most upset I've ever

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Oct 27, 2024
12:14:49pm

GSwarriorcoug All-American

And the Tahi fumble was a killer as well. That was the most upset I've ever

Been about a game. I didn't sleep for 3 days

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Time

The circumstances of this rivalry game remind me of 2005

Ron Mexico

11:38am

True. Some similarities. Hopefully outcomes are vastly different!

iknownothing

11:40am

If Curtis Brown catches the first pass of the game the 1st game probably would have gone a different direction

Littlerich

11:42am

And the Tahi fumble was a killer as well. That was the most upset I've ever

12:14pm

Been saying the same thing. Also, 2012 John Hays comes to mind. It will be a

kansascougar

11:46am

Exactly, and why records don't matter in this game. This is source of r PTSD

EM_Puma

11:54am

Yeah, not quite. You had a 6-4 team matching up with a 5-5 team. Neither team

Corn Pop

11:58am

Remember that well. It’s been 1996 since we dominated and with Utahs d don’t

johnnybyu

11:59am

It seems more like 2004 but with the roles reversed.

12:02pm

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