I never get tired of watching this

[NighthawkVol]

Noted. I always forget about the punt.

In your defense, there were some things that happened after that that made it moot…and less memorable.

 

[Flipdaddy]

It’s never over til it’s over!! Love that moment

 

[guesscrazy]

That running game was beautiful.....

 

[chuck0303]

My other most famous game was the Sugar Bowl where we were big underdogs and beat Miami 35-7. Was it 1975, I forget? Oops, 1986.

 

[NATHAN05]

I was there as well......nasty rainy night, but one of.my favorite games of.all time to attend. Only game comparable was the 98' "No......Sir.....eee" wide right OT kick against Florida.....what a magical year (and decade really) as a high school - young man I always thought we'd be amazing. Wish I knew to enjoy it more at the time.

 

[OrangeInKy]

I was there and got to move up due to the many fans who hit the exits just before this happened.

Beautiful moment, and all the Arkansas fans were so kind after the game. I wouldn’t have been as gracious.

 

[Jaxon_Vol2017]

I was there, sitting in the pouring ass rain, totally bummed about the loss about to come. Then out of nowhere it happened....a miracle! The stumble heard 'round the world.

 

[508mikey]

didnt see why there was a celebration flag though

 

[BigOrangeCrush32]

I was in my GF at the time dorm room at ETSU, I was going to Tusculum, and we were watching the game, she is a ND fan, but rooted for the VOLS bc we were dating

 

[Kylo]

I was about to leave the stadium (shameful, I know) when it happened.

That moment right there is the reason we have been made to suffer all these years. That was a miracle that sapped all good mojo.

Worth it...

 

[Cod]

Remember it well!

 

[NighthawkVol]

I was about to leave the stadium (shameful, I know) when it happened.

I don’t remember…why was Al Wilson on the sidelines during that play?

 

[Rickyvol77]

I don’t remember…why was Al Wilson on the sidelines during that play?

He was injured throughout the 2nd part of that season

 

[NighthawkVol]

He was injured throughout the 2nd part of that season

I remember he missed the Auburn game, but did he miss the entire Arkansas game?

As an aside, Ramseur showed that year while filling in for Al that he was going to b a very good MLB of the future. Too bad he was dismissed from the team.

 

[Rickyvol77]

I remember he missed the Auburn game, but did he miss the entire Arkansas game?

As an aside, Ramseur showed that year while filling in for Al that he was going to b a very good MLB of the future. Too bad he was dismissed from the team.

No he played some during the Arky game, he was the one who blocked and returned the FG...I want to say Al hurt his pectoral muscle on that play, but I can't remember for sure

 

[MurphyVol]

What is overlooked is that the Tenn pass rush is what caused Arkansas left guard to step on Stoerner's foot, which is why he 'stumbled'.

Billy Ratliff completely blew up that play.

 

[Volswin98]

I didn’t say it out loud out of fear to jinx it, but deep down I knew they were going to win the National Championship after that gift.

 

[NighthawkVol]

No he played some during the Arky game, he was the one who blocked and returned the FG...I want to say Al hurt his pectoral muscle on that play, but I can't remember for sure

That's right! Forgot about that play!

Man, our defense really bailed out the offense that day. Tee was awful that game. He was pretty awful in most of the big games that year, other than the bowl game. That final drive after the recovery, they just took the ball out of his hands and told the OLine and Henry to go win it.

 

[PEPPERJAX]

I was at this game with my Dad and will never forget the roar from the crowd after the fumble recovery. There were thousands of fans rushing back into the stadium once they realized they left too soon.

 

[OrangeBeachVol]

When the 4th down pass fell incomplete I changed the channel. Felt guilty and turned it back on a couple of minutes later and Vols had the ball driving.