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We all know in 1998 OSU had the best team. Yet I think the main problem was turnovers, not the play calling. I can still see those last two passes falling incomplete near the goal line (I think that's how it ended, I drank alot in those days). That did suck. I pointed to that year ever since their killer recruiting class. Although the Shawn Springs slip really blew also. Man, that was a sunny November day and we drank from 9PM the night before right up until game time. No sleep! Kegs and Eggs! Partying until the Bucks beat Michigan!. Talk about downer. Completely hung over on top of a horrible loss.Misanthrope said:I just noticed this thread and I agree with the outcome.
The 1998 Bucks were the best fucking team in the country - spare me undefeated Tee Martin and Tennessee. The second half John Cooper play-not-to-lose brain fart and total team collapse against MSU really hurt, especially when the pollsters did their usual reward the team who lost in September schtick, and sent an undermanned Seminoles squad to play UT while we stomped the shit out of Texas A&M in New Orleans.
Not only were the Bucks better than FSU, I would've bet my paycheck on 'em versus the "national champions" from Tennessee. The only saving grace was I got to attend the Penn State and Michigan ass-kickings, live and in person, in the Shoe.
I've never once thought the defense (or the Tai Streets touchdown) had anything to do with that loss. When you were mowing down people with that line like we were that year and you post 3 field goals in The Game (sound familiar Michigan fans?), you deserve to lose. I voted for 1996.scott91575 said:Although the Shawn Springs slip really blew also.
Same.scooter1369 said:Personally for me, it was last year's loss to Northwestern. Never has a game woke me up all night with nightmares.
Wow, Charlotte I'm very surprised at your choice. I would have thought that anybody who witnessed them would have to select either the 1969 scUm game, or the 1976 Rose Bowl. Those 2 were the most painful for me. Certain NC's lost in the last game of the season. (1969 team would not have gone to a Bowl).CharlotteBuckeye62 said:Having graduated from tOSU in 1962, I remember and suffered through them all but I voted for the loss to the Air Force in 1990.
We lost to a putz team in a putz bowl.
This proud football program couldn't have sunk any lower.