1) 1994 Colorado. got to see first hand the torn down goalposts carried out to the College Gameday set and place in front of the desk. The post originally would not fit thru the exit at gate 24, but after 100's pushed on it, it finally gave way and kinked in the middle allowing it to go thru, not to mention they were completely coated in a grease in an effortless attempt to keep people off of em. Not to mention 200th sellout, largest Memorial Stadium game to date.
2) 1993 Oklahoma. Sat 70 rows up in the south stadium with that blistering 20mph -20 wind chill breeze blowin right in our face. Lips were chapped for a week, but all worth it to see a great moment putting us back in a National Title game for first time in a decade.
3) 1991 Kansas St. was my first game, my 8th birthday present. And an awesome game nonetheless. Derek Brown going skydiving for the go ahead touchdown and the 2 tremedous pass breakups by Travis Hill on the goal line to preserve the win.
4)1991 Oklahoma. Not really remembered much, but was a huge game, and a great one, from rain to downpoor, to freezing drizzle, back to rain, followed by a full blown ice storm. Down 14-0 after the 1st two OU possessions, blackshirts proceeded to dominate, and Keithen McCant, Johnny Mitchell, Derek Brown and Calvin Jones led and awesome comback with Calvin's late 4th Qtr "official block" touchdown run. Sent us back to Orange Bowl for first time in I think was 5 years?
5) Ball State 2007. OH WHAT AN EXCITING GAME!!! :facepalm: Looked at my brother midway thru 4th qtr., my exact words being "We're seeing the beginning of the end for Callahan right before our eyes" . It was so obvious there was something wrong with that team and as bad as it was, it was a Nebraska kid Bo Ruud that continued to play his all, saving the day. This game as it turned out did signify the beginning of the end for Billber, that's why it's memorable to me.
