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This exists somewhere... I’m sure.
I would love to see the 1962 Tech-Bama game. That was by far the most exciting game I have ever attended.
This exists somewhere... I’m sure.
I'd like to see the 1966 GT-Tennessee game Didn't Chris Schenkel and Bud Wilkinson call that game for ABC?I would love to see the 1962 Tech-Bama game. That was by far the most exciting game I have ever attended.
Unfortunately, most of my top Tech games have been on TV instead of live. I was at Tech from '87 to '94, but not enrolled during 1990. My weekends that year were spent working at Pero's, so I missed seeing that entire season live (though I could hear the crowd noise from across the street). Most of the games I saw as a student were during the lean Bobby Ross years and the Bill Lewis years. The only memorable Tech games I've seen live were the 1989 win over UGA and the 1976 win over UVA (the latter my first night game). Because of ticket price, most games I see now are against lower-marquee teams like BC, Pitt or Duke.
Top 5 games (TV):
1. Tech-UVA 1990
2. Tech-UGA (2016)
3. Tech-FSU (2015)
4. Tech-UGA (1999)
5. Tech-UGA (1985)
** After the 2013 loss, was too chicken to watch the 2014 UGA game... Went fishing with my dad that day and saw the results later that evening. Would have definitely been on the list!
I don’t have five. I have two.
2. Vs Alabama, 1981. Beat Bama at Legion Field, 21-20. Proved that we could win.
1. Vs Notre Dame, 1980. Tied 3-3. Probably the greatest football game I’ve ever seen. ND was Number 1 coming in to face Tech, while Tech was talking of dropping Div 1 football. Still, my all time favorite game.
I don’t have five. I have two.
2. Vs Alabama, 1981. Beat Bama at Legion Field, 21-20. Proved that we could win.
1. Vs Notre Dame, 1980. Tied 3-3. Probably the greatest football game I’ve ever seen. ND was Number 1 coming in to face Tech, while Tech was talking of dropping Div 1 football. Still, my all time favorite game.
GT's Al Ciraldo was a much better play by play announcer than Alabama's John ForneyThank you Vespidae!
Not attending #2 as it was at 'Bama. Was listening on Atlanta radio!
Was attending #1. Agree! Recall calling my father (IM '48) collect after the game to tell him. He was just amazed! (back then maybe the only updates one got were by the limited scroll screen at the bottom of the game being broadcast in your area - He was in Nashville, TN).
As for #2: Any of the not so many games attended together with my father.
THWG!!
The biggest highlight of the 1979-1983 dark period was beating #2 Alabama 24-21 in 1981
0-0 Michigan was #1 the week GT beat 1-0 #2 Alabama in 1981Thought bama was #1, but you are probably right.
Only bill curry could beat #2 bama on the road and not win another game.