Remembering the nonshutout streak

presjacket

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The AJC article

382 games without being shutout at home

I wonder how many people were there that day in 1957 when the last shutout at home occurred and there this past Saturday when the streak ended?

I was at the last shutout, on the road at FSU in 1997 and in the stands this past Saturday. I wonder how many other people can make that claim?
 

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presjacket said:
The AJC article

382 games without being shutout at home

I wonder how many people were there that day in 1957 when the last shutout at home occurred and there this past Saturday when the streak ended?

I was at the last shutout, on the road at FSU in 1997 and in the stands this past Saturday. I wonder how many other people can make that claim?
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@Supersizethatorder-mutt probably was, he would have been middle aged then. :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
 
tsrich

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presjacket said:
The AJC article

382 games without being shutout at home

I wonder how many people were there that day in 1957 when the last shutout at home occurred and there this past Saturday when the streak ended?

I was at the last shutout, on the road at FSU in 1997 and in the stands this past Saturday. I wonder how many other people can make that claim?
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What I'm hearing is that the shutouts are your fault :)
 
bobongo

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Looked it up and the Jackets were shut out four times in 1957.

There were two scoreless ties, with SMU and Florida, a loss to Auburn 0-3, and a loss to Ugag 0-7. Scored 75 points all year, but allowed only 71. 4-4-2 record.

And you thought our offense was bad this year...
 

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True, but you also have to factor in the typical number of points scored at the time. Back then 21-14 was barn-burner... :)
 
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