Made my mom drive out from NJ with me to see my first ever college football game. I’m a big Michigan fan and although it wasn’t our day, I’ll never forget how amazing the energy was Is happy valley. The PSU fans were incredible. The stadium was shaking. Everyone was cool and no one heckled the 14 year old kid with a Tyrone Wheatley jersey and his mom. Thankfully!
Man, 22:56-22:58 was the biggest play of the game, it pretty much put Michigan away. And who knew (Joe Paterno, the special teams coach knew, and all 11 of those Lions on the PAT team knew) that a backup, backup, backup receiver and starting holder in *Joe Nastasi* would make one of the biggest plays of Penn State's 1995 season?
*Dick Vermeil* was a great coach and a great broadcaster. LMBO at 23:41-23:43 when he channeled *Joe Paterno* who was trying to get the Penn State fans to stop throwing snowballs onto the field, "I'm gonna get you and spank you."
Until he couldn't...look at the record against Michigan from 98-02, and from 05-07. He was more successful against OSU, I'll grant you, but Cooper and Tressel were WAY more conservative as coaches than Meyer and Day have been. That makes an impact imo.
I was there! What a mess that stadium was that day. Couldn't believe they got it ready to play. Great game!
Best game I’ve ever been to. Student section was a hoot that day.
It's crazy to think about how much of the '94 offense was back in '95. Since I was pretty young then, I didn't realize it until now.
Made my mom drive out from NJ with me to see my first ever college football game. I’m a big Michigan fan and although it wasn’t our day, I’ll never forget how amazing the energy was Is happy valley. The PSU fans were incredible. The stadium was shaking. Everyone was cool and no one heckled the 14 year old kid with a Tyrone Wheatley jersey and his mom. Thankfully!
I can't tell you how many ice-balls were flying around that student section, but sitting on those aluminum seats was DAMN COLD
And they only shoveled the seat, not where your feet would be. I stood the entire game. For the record, I didnt throw any snowballs.
Remember this like it was yesterday. It was brutal!!
One of the great Penn State-Michigan games of all time, it’s a shame we wouldn’t beat them again in Beaver Stadium for 13 years!
What a great day! I was there! 😂🤯🤠
Yes!
Man, 22:56-22:58 was the biggest play of the game, it pretty much put Michigan away. And who knew (Joe Paterno, the special teams coach knew, and all 11 of those Lions on the PAT team knew) that a backup, backup, backup receiver and starting holder in *Joe Nastasi* would make one of the biggest plays of Penn State's 1995 season?
22:58 who’s here after the fake punt vs Minnesota!!!! Thought of this immediately, Only the head coach can call that one.
*Dick Vermeil* was a great coach and a great broadcaster. LMBO at 23:41-23:43 when he channeled *Joe Paterno* who was trying to get the Penn State fans to stop throwing snowballs onto the field, "I'm gonna get you and spank you."
21:46 One of the great runs by an underrated back.. leading to this 22:55 FAKE FG!
@15:38 - Flying Ice ball hits WR in the face
This isn't far from where fans booed Santa Claus in Philadelphia.
Could you upload the Michigan State game they played the following week?
It's not on my list for the next few uploads, but yes in due time. I will upload that one too.
dude you got hit by a snowball... injury timeout. it literally hit his face mask
Michigan lost in the Alamo Bowl that year.
Yes PSU had a coach who could beat Mich/OSU...
Until he couldn't...look at the record against Michigan from 98-02, and from 05-07. He was more successful against OSU, I'll grant you, but Cooper and Tressel were WAY more conservative as coaches than Meyer and Day have been. That makes an impact imo.