OT -FSU vs Wichita State set NCAA Records...football

[kcshocker11]

Wow that was impressive. i probably was at that game and still dont recall it. I rem a kickoff against Drake(I think) that had negative yardage, I believe that was a record also.

I remember a negative kick also and I think it was Drake, but my memory is that it was a punt the ended blowing backwards into the end zone for a safety.

That was it! Your right it was a punt. 8) :goshocks:

[1972Shocker]

Wow that was impressive. i probably was at that game and still dont recall it.

The game was a blowout 30-6 at that point so a lot of fans had left and didn't see the kick which was made during the final seconds of the game.

It is not something you would easily forget if you saw it.

[1972Shocker]

Wow that was impressive. i probably was at that game and still dont recall it. I rem a kickoff against Drake(I think) that had negative yardage, I believe that was a record also.

I remember a negative kick also and I think it was Drake, but my memory is that it was a punt the ended blowing backwards into the end zone for a safety.

That was it! Your right it was a punt. 8) :goshocks:

Even our bad plays could be entertaining.

[1972Shocker]

I don't know who the holder was on Joe's 67-yarder but he did a great job and deserves some credit has he handled a less than great snap.

If you watch the replay closely it looks like the snap short-hopped him a little.

[wsushox1]

I wish I had football memories :cry:

[SHOCKvalue]

It was 67 yards and here is the video to prove it:

http://videos.kansascity.com/vmix_ho...ll=1&sort=NULL

Seeing an actual video of WSU playing football makes me want to cry a little, especially this time of year.

[ShoxFan963]

I wish I had football memories :cry:

[Aargh]

Here's a FB memory from when clotheslines were still legal.

It was probably around 1971. One of WSU's backup fullbacks was getting some minutes at middle linebacker. Cincinnati ran a play where a tailback got the handoff and crossed to the opposite side just behind the line of scrimmage.

When I remember Lou's last name, I'll come back here and use it. He was a friend of mine and I was watching his play. Lou saw the play developing, stood up, held his position and extended his arm out and above the guy trying to block him.

The Cincy tailback ran into Lou's arm and his feet nearly reached the same altitude as his head. Lou's arm didn't move.

I believe the name was Lou Taber.

[ShockerFever]

I wish I had football memories :cry:

[SubGod22]

I wish I had football memories :cry:

[ShockerInKC]

Wow that was impressive. i probably was at that game and still dont recall it.

The game was a blowout 30-6 at that point so a lot of fans had left and didn't see the kick which was made during the final seconds of the game.

It is not something you would easily forget if you saw it.

I saw it and still have my game program from that game.
I recall the wind blowing in the 20+ range.