10 Year Anniversary of "The Run"

that brings me back to the good old days when we could make a PAT

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Originally Posted by brentblum

Blasphemy good sir!

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Don't dislike the call, though, by any means!


Good thing there's no negative rep!

The block by the ruuning back was great, everybody saw it coming exept for the defensive player that got clobbered.

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Originally Posted by CtownCyclone

I was there! Awesome memory! I remember when the play first started, we were screaming for him to throw the ball away.

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I was there as well and it happened right in front of me. Just remember going nuts and doing heisman pose as that was going to be Seneca's signature play when he won. After that game we was talked about being in the lead to win it. Then the second half of the season came.

Damn, I was just a kid. Thanks for putting that into perspective haha

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Originally Posted by JoshTheCyclone

How old is Erin Andrews?

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Mid 30's now.

When the College Football Hall of Fame was in South Bend, we saw this play again on one of the kiosks there and they also had the voice of Pete Taylor. I think the HOF has moved to another city and have hoped they kept this play. I miss Pete. Would have loved to hear his reaction to the Okie State game.

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Originally Posted by MNCYWX

Is it bad that I prefer the TBS call compared to Pete's?

*Ducks and covers*

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You're not the only one.
I was 16. As if my username didnt make me feel "old" before. Has it really been 10 years already?

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Originally Posted by JoshTheCyclone

How old is Erin Andrews?

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She was a year ahead of me in school, so I would say 34-35

Oh man. Freshman year... Good times, good game.

I was watching the game on television at a friend's apartment, and I distinctly remember shouting as Seneca approached the near sideline "You're going the wrong way!"

The sad part? Iowa State was ranked 8th in the nation that week. *sigh*

I was on the north hillside freezing and yelling throwwwww it!

That video sucks! :laugh:

The entire stadium wanted him to throw that ball away, only Seneca knew where that play was going

I was there man! NW hillside, so not the best view, but I can remember the whole south side rising and hearing the roar cascade through the stadium. Definitely gives me chills thinking about it.