except CSU, it's sad they couldn't beat us more often with Danny here. The '09 game did suck though, '06 was expected after losing to MSU.
Not really.
except CSU, it's sad they couldn't beat us more often with Danny here. The '09 game did suck though, '06 was expected after losing to MSU.
Was that when they got their first Big 12 win?
Wasn't that in 06'? That 2OT 4th and 10 was the loudest I ever heard Folsom. Baylor converted.
When discussing the HaLkins error, you have to include the road trip to Cal. All they hype of joining the Pac, the pep rally stamped of the state of California leading up to the game, the number of alumni and boosters who came to the game, the university administrators who made the trip, the national television audience... and we were completely non-competitive and out of the game after the first 10 minutes against a mediocre Cal squad.
Sadly, a part of me was glad it happened since the decision to retain Hawkins after 2009 was so bad that the powers that be deserved to look like clowns in front of the boosters they were trying to impress. I'm sure the message hit home that day of how destructive it is to have a fraud in charge of your school's football team.
Then, it got rubbed in the next week when Cal followed a 52-7 drubbing of us by losing at Nevada.
Not really.
Actually yes, CSU should have been able to beat us more. It's a ****ing miracle they didn't.
Getting r4ped by Missouri all those years was pretty worse.
My worst game isn't one of the choices...
I was officially in the Hawk Hater Camp after the CSU game at Folsom. Being there watching the Lambies dance in the middle of Folsom was too much for me. For me it was the lowest point as a 25 year Buff fan. So glad that dead wood is gone!!!!
I think it has to be Kansas simply because Hawkins had to go out of his way to lose that game. All we had to do was run the ball and not turn it over. What did we do instead? Passed and turned it over. Larry Zimmer's mind was blown on KOA. I was in full on meltdown mode listening on the radio.
Mike Bohn had no choice but to fire Hawkins after that soul-crushing loss. That was also the point where the nepotism argument stuck beyond all shadow of a doubt.