4. The hangdog way the sad corner stands after he realizes he blew the game. :frown: but still :Woot:
Was the bell a significant fixture for Kansas State football before this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZVj5Rubah0#t=316
If you look at the right hand side (it appears) that a rough ridin' ref is helping the kids tear down the goal posts. :lol: :lol: :lol:
I went to the ku game that day, I believe they played OU and only had about 8 or 9,000 empty seats, pretty impressive. They got killed. They had the game on the radio at the fairly large fraternal living domicile where a large group of extremely hardcore ku fans had gathered to consume adult beverages and the like. They were extremely pissed off when K-State won.
I went to the ku game that day, I believe they played OU and only had about 8 or 9,000 empty seats, pretty impressive. They got killed. They had the game on the radio at the fairly large fraternal living domicile where a large group of extremely hardcore ku fans had gathered to consume adult beverages and the like. They were extremely pissed off when K-State won.
Wow, dax used to be a squawk?
Super Bowl, confirmed.I went to the ku game that day, I believe they played OU and only had about 8 or 9,000 empty seats, pretty impressive. They got killed. They had the game on the radio at the fairly large fraternal living domicile where a large group of extremely hardcore ku fans had gathered to consume adult beverages and the like. They were extremely pissed off when K-State won.
Wow, dax used to be a squawk?
No, one my little ku besties invited me to go to the ku game that weekend. The ku dudes reaction to K-State winning is one of the things that I always remember when some ku dude or chick is trying to tell me that they don't really hate K-State. That large group of guys was livid. In '92 at the K-State game in Lawrence, where they whooped K-State pretty good, those guys were out for blood. I mean the stadium still had about 5-10,000 empty seats, but those that were there cheering for ku were flat angered up. Which is a nice seque into the 2004 game when all the little ku dudes said it was the loudest they'd ever heard venerable Memorial Stadium. So . . . anger, largest crowds ever, loudest crowds ever . . . for K-State?
Whenever I see this vid I lol at all the backpedaling. Was the shotgun not invented?With the front line we had for so many years a QB had to be fast on his feet... Josh Hypbile(sp-OU QB) fast. :grin:
We also used to have a cannon over there as well.Was the bell a significant fixture for Kansas State football before this?
I have never heard of K State having a football related bell before today. Shame Yourself thread crosspost?
I think I remember the cannon. Was that still used in the mid-90s?We also used to have a cannon over there as well.Was the bell a significant fixture for Kansas State football before this?
I have never heard of K State having a football related bell before today. Shame Yourself thread crosspost?
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I think I remember the cannon. Was that still used in the mid-90s?We also used to have a cannon over there as well.Was the bell a significant fixture for Kansas State football before this?
I have never heard of K State having a football related bell before today. Shame Yourself thread crosspost?
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I think I remember the cannon. Was that still used in the mid-90s?We also used to have a cannon over there as well.Was the bell a significant fixture for Kansas State football before this?
I have never heard of K State having a football related bell before today. Shame Yourself thread crosspost?
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Was that normal strategy with ties back then? Bill going for the win from the 10 :eek
i remember my dad teaching little lynch about the difference between the speed of light and sound with that cannon. I have a feeling this was the last maybe only kstate football game he ever attendedI think I remember the cannon. Was that still used in the mid-90s?We also used to have a cannon over there as well.Was the bell a significant fixture for Kansas State football before this?
I have never heard of K State having a football related bell before today. Shame Yourself thread crosspost?
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Yes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZVj5Rubah0#t=316
If you look at the right hand side (it appears) that a rough ridin' ref is helping the kids tear down the goal posts. :lol: :lol: :lol:
Good eye. Never noticed it before (and I've seen that video probably 2 or 3 dozen times).
If the ref wasn't helping, then he crazy enough to believe he could somehow save them from falling by pulling the one due off by his feet.
it's a rough ridin' ref guy you dweebs
You know, not a bad crowd for a game against N. Texas and a home team that was 23-79-3 in the previous 10 years and 3 games. In the one shot almost the entire East side from goal line to goal line was full including the old steel stands up high.
Class of '93 :cheers:You know, not a bad crowd for a game against N. Texas and a home team that was 23-79-3 in the previous 10 years and 3 games. In the one shot almost the entire East side from goal line to goal line was full including the old steel stands up high.
Dax, the reason the east side was so full that day is that most of those people are band members from all the high schools that went there for band day, and I should know because I was one of them! I was a freshman in high school and played the saxophone, and we all got to go out on the field and perform during the halftime show. But back then there were way, way more high school bands that got to participate than in recent years because there were plenty of empty seats to accommodate as many bands that wanted to come. We sat on the east side during the game, and I remember being on the field for halftime, and it was just jam-packed with bands from all over the state. I mean it took the PA announcer forever to read off all the names of the high schools that had come that day. You can see at 4:21 as the camera pans the south and west sides of the stadium it is not as packed in those areas. Also I remember our bus parked in the east lot, and back then it was not even paved. It was just a dirt and gravel lot that looked pretty crappy. As we were loaded into the bus after the game getting ready to leave, I heard a bunch of yelling, and looked out the window to see the group of students carrying the goalpost piece at 5:34 run right by our bus heading southeast toward Aggieville I guess. It was a great day but obviously I did not realize how special it was until years later. Too bad we had to go to KU's band day the following year. :Yuck:
You know, not a bad crowd for a game against N. Texas and a home team that was 23-79-3 in the previous 10 years and 3 games. In the one shot almost the entire East side from goal line to goal line was full including the old steel stands up high.
Dax, the reason the east side was so full that day is that most of those people are band members from all the high schools that went there for band day, and I should know because I was one of them! I was a freshman in high school and played the saxophone, and we all got to go out on the field and perform during the halftime show. But back then there were way, way more high school bands that got to participate than in recent years because there were plenty of empty seats to accommodate as many bands that wanted to come. We sat on the east side during the game, and I remember being on the field for halftime, and it was just jam-packed with bands from all over the state. I mean it took the PA announcer forever to read off all the names of the high schools that had come that day. You can see at 4:21 as the camera pans the south and west sides of the stadium it is not as packed in those areas. Also I remember our bus parked in the east lot, and back then it was not even paved. It was just a dirt and gravel lot that looked pretty crappy. As we were loaded into the bus after the game getting ready to leave, I heard a bunch of yelling, and looked out the window to see the group of students carrying the goalpost piece at 5:34 run right by our bus heading southeast toward Aggieville I guess. It was a great day but obviously I did not realize how special it was until years later. Too bad we had to go to KU's band day the following year. :Yuck:
You know, not a bad crowd for a game against N. Texas and a home team that was 23-79-3 in the previous 10 years and 3 games. In the one shot almost the entire East side from goal line to goal line was full including the old steel stands up high.
Dax, the reason the east side was so full that day is that most of those people are band members from all the high schools that went there for band day, and I should know because I was one of them! I was a freshman in high school and played the saxophone, and we all got to go out on the field and perform during the halftime show. But back then there were way, way more high school bands that got to participate than in recent years because there were plenty of empty seats to accommodate as many bands that wanted to come. We sat on the east side during the game, and I remember being on the field for halftime, and it was just jam-packed with bands from all over the state. I mean it took the PA announcer forever to read off all the names of the high schools that had come that day. You can see at 4:21 as the camera pans the south and west sides of the stadium it is not as packed in those areas. Also I remember our bus parked in the east lot, and back then it was not even paved. It was just a dirt and gravel lot that looked pretty crappy. As we were loaded into the bus after the game getting ready to leave, I heard a bunch of yelling, and looked out the window to see the group of students carrying the goalpost piece at 5:34 run right by our bus heading southeast toward Aggieville I guess. It was a great day but obviously I did not realize how special it was until years later. Too bad we had to go to KU's band day the following year. :Yuck:
Don't look like no rough ridin' bands to me. Otherwise TLDNR
Sorry Deez Nuts. Friends?
We also used to have a cannon over there as well.Was the bell a significant fixture for Kansas State football before this?
I have never heard of K State having a football related bell before today. Shame Yourself thread crosspost?
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The mullet at 5:55 is glorious. God I miss the 80s. :cry:
The mullet at 5:55 is glorious. God I miss the 80s. :cry:
That's a genuine Kentucky waterfall.
I think I remember the cannon. Was that still used in the mid-90s?We also used to have a cannon over there as well.Was the bell a significant fixture for Kansas State football before this?
I have never heard of K State having a football related bell before today. Shame Yourself thread crosspost?
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I remember the cannon as well. Would have been 95 at the earliest for me to be there.
(https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FUOf1ww3.jpg&hash=76697306826e9fe12ff0156e4a4a673115196d21)Why don't we use it anymore?
The cannon sits outside the alumni center now. I only saw it because I was taking a picture of the obelisk.
A plaque says it was used through 94 and was installed at the alumni center in 04.
Why don't we use it anymore?
hey gooch- 912 n 10th :thumbs: