For those who were at the game, compare 2022 atmosphere vs. last night’s. Watching from home it seemed like Tennessee’s early momentum put a damper on the crowd noise but after that it seemed like it got really loud in key situations. Was it as loud as 2022?
In yards per play defense with a crap load of injuries. Yeah maybe that’s why we have had some struggles on offense. You think Penn State, ND, Miami, or hell anyone has done that?
He played such a great game tonight and I was wondering the entire time where the heck he’s been all year? I’ve seen people mention he’s been banged up, but he hasn’t been on the availability reports, so what’s been up with him? Anyone know?
Overall, super impressed with the win. Not perfect at all, and the slow starts still make me want to gag, but Beck came up huge with his legs and arm, gotta love the signs of life.
I heard that we had not played in our own stadium for 37 days. That was repeated over and over again. By game day crew, on ESPN stat graphics, by sideline reporters and I thought by Kirby himself. We played MSSt on Oct 12th. Based on my math that was 35 days. Shows how easily people take facts without critical thinking.
Oh, and Heupel can EAD with that presser performance
What an insane spot to become the starting LT. Did he have a perfect game? No, but that’s a really good DL they have. Major props to him for holding his own tonight.
Our backs were against the wall. And I was ready to give up when we were down 10 to 0. It was looking like Oxford all over again. And then everything changed when Carson Beck lowered his shoulder to get that first down.
Hats off to all of the players and all of the coaches and the fans. Sanford stadium was electric tonight.
I guess you could say the 2022 victory over Tennessee was the biggest since they were number one. This one seemed a little different because the whole season was hanging on it.
Either way, huge win and this team showed so much heart tonight
