What is the worst loss that you ever attended for your team?

[podsox]

I was there. It was glorious!

Hopefully you didn’t run into my uncle. He is the most laid back person I know but he was a maniac leaving the stadium.

 

[Used 2 B Hu]

Still Citadel 1990.

 

[socaljim242]

Hopefully you didn’t run into my uncle. He is the most laid back person I know but he was a maniac leaving the stadium.

That night and game was a blur. I got to Chicago on Wed and partied my ass off with friends who had recently moved there from Cali and was hammered that morning and afternoon leading up to the game. Drank on the train to South bend. Drank at the tailgate and we distributed the tickets we acquired for the game between our group. I got stuck with the last ticket we got which as a student ticket ( I paid $110 for it) and so I spent the game in the ND student section with a bunch of drunks yelling dancing throwing up and the men were bad too. When ND thought they won at the end I was forced down to the field and had to get back into the stands for that last series of plays. Once Reggie somehow miraculously made it to the end zone it's all blurry after that. I'm not the type to get in peoples faces or taunt so I didn't have issues.

 

[iowajerms]

Haven't been to many and most I have been to are tune-up games. Wisconsin a few seasons years ago would be the worst. I believe Iowa lost by 10.

I was at the Iowa-Michigan game 2 seasons ago.

 

[Good_Code]

I collectively saw Texas beat the Tigers blowout fashion at least 6 times before I saw Mizzou beat them in 2010.

 

[Voltaire26]

College football teams only.

1989 Notre Dame @ Michigan: Raghib "Rocket" Ismail ran two kick offs for a Touchdown ... prior to the second kickoff, I said I would kick it to him what are the odds of him running another one back (soon learned 100%)

 

[outofyourmind]

John Elway and Stanford came to Norman Oklahoma in September, 1980.
They won 31-14.

I was there watching it in the rain unfold before my eye's.
I told myself, to keep an eye on the QB that could throw it.

Not one of Switzers best years, I think 8-4.

 

[olympicoscar]

In-person, for Texas would be against N Carolina State. Don't remember the year. We had 4 punts blocked.

As for Ohio State, I can't remember. I saw a few games in 1963 and I know we must have lost at least one. I still remember the tie with Illinois when they had Dick Butkus. That was probably the best game. OSU wasn't that good in 63 or 64.

 

[outofyourmind]

Actually the worst loss for me, was my first time going to a College/OU game.
1976 in Norman.
Oklahoma State beats us. Terry Miller was a great running back.
It was hard to understand at the time.
First big dose of reality right there.

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