Play of the Year
- Thread starter TechCubed
- Start date
BabyJacket1990
Banned
- Messages
- 921
- Location
- Middle, Ga
There is to many to chose from.
techman78
Jolly Good Fellow
- Messages
- 494
- Location
- Toccoa, Ga
I have to say the fumble recovery against GSU to set up the winning score. Without that play I think we lose to VT and Miami and the season crumbles. The DJ White run down against Pitt was huge as well. So so many big plays but I still have to think the one against GSU is the biggest. That would have been a tough loss after leading by 25 at the half.
ilovetheoption
Helluva Engineer
- Messages
- 2,803
4th and 15 is my answer. Changed the trajectory of the whole season.
- Messages
- 11,486
- Location
- Marietta, GA
Many rank at the top and are worthy. Don't think it can be just one play that made the season.
alaguy
Helluva Engineer
- Messages
- 1,117
I agree.We didn't know it at the time but it was.
gtrower
Helluva Engineer
- Messages
- 2,597
No way the kick wasn't a bigger play IMHO.
buzz_wiser©
Helluva Engineer
- Messages
- 2,128
No kick...no pick
SavannahBee
Georgia Tech Fan
- Messages
- 72
- Location
- Savannah
The kick. That made all the difference at the end. I will remember that play 30 years from now.
thocut
Jolly Good Fellow
- Messages
- 344
Gotta be The Kick IMO. Harrison finally showing what he's capable of after a rough season was may more unexpected to me than DJ making another clutch play for us. I don't think there will ever be another play that replicates the feeling that The Kick gave me. I went from rock bottom after uGA's score to the most insane level of euphoria I think I've ever had. That kind of emotional swing can't be healthy, but dang did it feel good.
Runner ups for me would be the 4th and 15 and DJ's forced fumble. The 4th and 15 play set the tone for the offense, and DJ's play set the tone for the defense. Both were turning points that helped the team start playing at a much higher level.
Runner ups for me would be the 4th and 15 and DJ's forced fumble. The 4th and 15 play set the tone for the offense, and DJ's play set the tone for the defense. Both were turning points that helped the team start playing at a much higher level.
dressedcheeseside
Helluva Engineer
- Messages
- 14,044
Plays are made by playmakers. Another myth busted: we have none.
GTJoeBrew
Helluva Engineer
- Messages
- 1,099
- Location
- Loganville, GA
For me, this question is very difficult to answer. There were so many big season changing plays that happened this year. Most have been listed on here. You take any one of those plays away and our record could look a lot different. Add one in Charlotte and our season could have been very different as well.
Supersizethatorder-mutt
Banned
- Messages
- 13,443
- Location
- Augusta, GA
Totally agree. "Tha kick and the pick" will become legendary, sorta like Gary Lee's run out of the fog for a 95 yard KO return for a TD to beat the mutts in 1985. Some plays you just never forget.
iceeater1969
Helluva Engineer
- Messages
- 8,948
Totally agree that it is legendary.
Of the general nature of plays that made the season ( rocket toss, bb dive, back shoulder to WR, etc ) I go with the - QB draw - last drive at TV and draw gaining 20 yds going out of bounds that set up the legend.
GTJoeBrew
Helluva Engineer
- Messages
- 1,099
- Location
- Loganville, GA
Just watched that for the first time:
For my generation of games, I will always remember three in a row, the Goose is loose, Dwyer's ankle breaking run(Where's the sting?), Roddy tip toeing the sideline, and the kick and the pick. As far as it goes with georgia. There are a whole host of non-uga plays that are fresh in my mind from the last 6 years.
ClydeBrick
Ramblin' Wreck
- Messages
- 944
Untouched into the endzone.
My-oh-my that was a sweet game.
I just wish my group had paced ourselves better so we had something to drink at the game. I had such a headache at the end of that game. Definitely learned a lesson about night games that day.
