Loudest game you've been to at the Chuck?

[lilshock]

valentines day 06

[newshock1234]

Flor. St. game by far

[Kung Wu]

Florida State!! Didn't their stud have two buzzer beater 3 pointers? One to take it to the first overtime, and then the last one to win? Or is my memory all scrambled up?

I had floor seats to that game! It was unreal!

[WstateU]

I’ve attended all the games referenced above with the exception of the “Stallworth vs Cincinnati Feb, '63” game. The second half of the Iowa game will “forever live in infamy”. Yes, the Florida State game was unreal from start to end; however nothing, I repeat nothing, will ever match the second-half atmosphere of the Iowa game. It was simply one of those once in a lifetime moments.

[Aargh]

I remember a game some time in the '70's where the referee had to step in front of a player, wave his arms, blow his whistle, and hold his hands out to ask for the ball. You could see when the referee originally blew the whistle because he signaled with his arm, but the players on the court couldn't hear the whistle and kept playing.

In that same game a player picked up his dribble, looked at the ref funny, and walked over to him, handed him the ball, and was called for traveling. The player thought he had heard a whistle.

[1972Shocker]

Florida State!! Didn't their stud have two buzzer beater 3 pointers? One to take it to the first overtime, and then the last one to win? Or is my memory all scrambled up?

I had floor seats to that game! It was unreal!

That's what I remember.

Here is the one where he double-clutched:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiNyOo05Eqw

[SubGod22]

Florida State for me. That was intense.

[Ricardo del Rio]

1. Florida State because of high decibels from the initial tip to the final buzzer.

2. Tied. Cincinnati

2. Tied. Iowa. The noise factor was pretty average until about 10 minutes to go in the game. Then, there were mega decibels.

[1972Shocker]

Here is the write-up for the Florida State game:

http://www.goshockers.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=61179&SPID=2851&DB_LANG=C&DB_OEM_ID=7500&ATCLID=721065

Actually, Pickett hit the 3-pointer to send the game into overtime and Jamar Howard, of all people, hit a 3-pointer to send the game into the second overtime.

[SB Shock]

1. Florida State - the crowd came with a purpose from tip to finish. And the great thing we were on our feet for most of the game.

2. WSU vs CU - Feb 14 buzzer beater by M.B.

[Nightwatchman]

Are you just counting games after the Roundhouse was renamed for Mr. Koch and not before? If you are counting all games played at that facility there is only one answer: The Midwest Regional game aginst Iowa. Early in the second half the Shocks were down 15 points, and began to claw their way back. Randy Smithson put the Hawkeye away with two cluch free throws. I could not hear the fellow standing next to me. The national TV announcers couldn't be heard. The building was shaking. If ever there was game where the crowd would not let their team fade, this is was it.

Yeah, I should of clarified that. I meant all games in the Roundhouse (from 1955? on).

[vbird53]

How about in the Marshall era?

[fastbow]

For myself, the Florida State game is by far #1

But some of Murry's buzzer-beaters evoke some pretty big booms...

And let's not forget the TCU game where they read us the rules. The level of vitriol coming from the crowd was insane...

[moshock]

Well, I haven't gotten to see any home (Wichita) games since Marshall has been @ WSU but the quietest game I've ever been to was last year in Springfield when we had a 25 point or so lead over the bears at halftime. About 10 other Shocker fans and myself were the only ones even breathing. :whistle:

:wsu_posters:

[griswald13]

Last year was my first year at WSU so I would have to pick the game against UNI at home. Being in the front couple of rows of the student section for that game was awesome. If I had been at the Texas Tech game I would probably have picked it though, but I was already home for break.