Paul Miller's 30 point game in a double overtime win over SIU during the magical season was pretty frickin loud too.
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Originally posted by 1972ShockerHere is the write-up for the Florida State game:
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.
Ahhh, very cool. Wish I could remember how it ended. It seemed like it was super close right down the stretch and Pickett hit another huge shot at the very end, but again I could be scrambling it up.
EDIT -- Oops, just caught the boxscore link at the top of your link -- they pulled away at then end, so it was the Pickett/Jamar combo that I'm thinking of. What a game.Kung Wu say, man who read woman like book, prefer braille!
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Originally posted by Kung WuOriginally posted by 1972ShockerHere is the write-up for the Florida State game:
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.
Ahhh, very cool. Wish I could remember how it ended. It seemed like it was super close right down the stretch and Pickett hit another huge shot at the very end, but again I could be scrambling it up.
EDIT -- Oops, just caught the boxscore link at the top of your link -- they pulled away at then end, so it was the Pickett/Jamar combo that I'm thinking of. What a game.
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Florida St. was incredible. WSU's first post season home game in how many years against a decent name team. There was an attitude in the building that we had something to prove. Watching Jamar an the FSU stud go at it into overtime was amazing. At the end of the game Jamar and he stood at mid court and had a decent conversation. I would have loved to know what they said but I'm sure there was mutual respect between them.
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Originally posted by moshockWell, 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:
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I was not yet conceived for the Iowa game but I've heard the recounts numerous times.
From personal experience, Florida State, by far, was the loudest and most intense atmosphere from start to finish I have ever witnessed in any sort of forum or sport. You have to wonder how loud it would have got if we ended that mammoth game in a W..
I do remember Doc's review of that SIU game. It looks like it was 2004:
Box score for the Southern Illinois Salukis vs. Wichita State Shockers NCAAM game from January 28, 2004 on ESPN. Includes all points, rebounds and steals stats.
SIU had just cracked the Top 25. Darren Brooks had a crazy game. I remember every moment of that one. As we crept back in it, it just kept getting louder and louder. After we took the lead, I think most of us were so exhausted for yelling so much that we didn't have much left in the tank (neither did the team :( ). Definitely one of the loudest 5 or 10 minute stretches I've ever heard in Koch. .... SIU would go 17-0 that year in the Valley before losing to UNI in their last game...
The Valentine's Day Massacre of 2006 was probably the best overall moment I've ever experienced at Koch. Although the atmosphere was rather normal throughout, the singular moment when he hit the shot may have been one of the loudest single moments in Koch history. It definitely was my favorite moment (of many) and one I'll never forget. :good:Deuces Valley.
... No really, deuces.
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I nominate the loudest play in Shocker history as Gaylon Nickerson's fast break 360 dunk over 2 defenders vs USSR National Team back in the day.
I'll never forget it - when he got the feed pass it got loud because you could see him accelerating, as only he could, towards the hoop. When he elevated it got louder because you knew he was gettin ready to throw it down. Then when, at the last possible second, he went 360 and slammed it over 2 Rushkies, I yelled in amazement and got, for just a second, stunned and alarmed at the insane noise level I'd never heard before.
It was simply incredible!!!For some the glass is half full and for others half empty. My glass is out of ice.
- said no one ever...
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Originally posted by shoxlaxPaul Miller's 30 point game in a double overtime win over SIU during the magical season was pretty frickin loud too.
NIU game this year was loudest ive been to since that game. Keep in mind I don't get to all the home games.The mountains are calling, and I must go.
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Originally posted by ShockerFever
The Valentine's Day Massacre of 2006 was probably the best overall moment I've ever experienced at Koch. Although the atmosphere was rather normal throughout, the singular moment when he hit the shot may have been one of the loudest single moments in Koch history. It definitely was my favorite moment (of many) and one I'll never forget. :good:
Amen. Just thinking about it like brings back a feeling of awesomeness.The mountains are calling, and I must go.
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Originally posted by swish1Originally posted by BenWSUFlorida State
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1) Game with Iowa in the regional
2) Game against Tulsa. I do not remember the year but was in the early or mid 1980's. Maybe it was because I was sitting in the rafters but this was a loud game. Most of them were but this one was loud in particular.
3) Florida State NIT game.
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