1979 #1 Alabama at LSU (Highlights)
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- The 8-0, #1 Alabama Crimson Tide traveled to Baton Rouge, LA to face the 5-3 LSU Tigers. This is tied for the second lowest scoring game in Alabama history and is the lowest scoring since 1960.
Current LSU offensive coordinator, Steve Ensminger, is LSU's QB
Wow! Me and a friend were driving from Hattiesburg to New Orleans to party on a Saturday night listening to this game. I was in school at Southern Miss at the time. We could not believe the score of 3 - 0. Could barely make out what the announcers were saying as the crowd was frighteningly loud. I do remember them saying it was so foggy at one point that the other side of the field was obscured. When we got to New Orleans there were lots of rain soaked LSU fans in yellow ponchos on Canal St. Never will forget this game.
Is that Bear in the white coat that Major Ogilvie takes out at 12:10? Lol
Can't tell from this video, but the game was played in a monsoon.
yes it certainly was. me and a friend of mine road around and listened on radio , it was in Louisiana but they was doing play by play sound like it was downtown. raining so hard the wipers couldn't keep up.
i remember this game,i was at pasquale's pizza listening on the radio.
I was 14 years old and listened to game on radio. It was really hard fought and clean game. I remember feeling intensity on the radio. Great win if 3-0! Roll Tide!
Micah’s daddy was killed by bedders
Roll Tide!!!
I was there. I was in the end zone and there were about 100 seats or so that were covered and we had 4. Thanks Daddy for the tickets. ROLL TIDE. LSU crossed the 50 yard line only 3 times.
I like the 1982 game myself. Bear Bryant losing to LSU, and he just couldn't bare it.
Bama had won 11 in a row before that
@@rolltide9547 Yea, and those 11 games didn't mean a damn thing in 1982. Alabuma still lost the game and the Bear still died. Saban wouldn't have won the first NC at Sabama if he hadn't gone to Louisiana to get players. Hell, if it wasn't for LSU and Louisiana high school players, we wouldn't even be talking about Nick Saban. He needed a school in a state where he could go out his back door and get great talent. Any coach who can get to LSU that can recruit and sign the best players from Louisiana can win NC's. That's what Saban knew which is why he went to LSU in the first place. If he hadn't gone to LSU first and made a name for himself he'd still be trying to get that first NC. And he still needs help from officials and the SEC office to win. ROFLMAO!!!
@@theauthorparrishgorejack6409Alabama owns LSU since 1965 at Baton Rouge Alabama is 21-5-1.
No matter what what crap you post Alabama is 1000 times the program LSU is.
@@rolltide9547 WHAT IS SO FUNNY IS U GUMPS BELIEVE BAMA HAS BETTER BASEBALL TRADITION THAN LSU. REALLY ? IF SO THEN WHY DOES LSU HAVE 6 CWS TITLES ? ( REMEMBER 1997 ? ) NO DOUBT BAMA HAS BETTER FOOTBALL TRADITION BUT U TEABAGGERS ARE DUMB TO THINK BAMA IS THE GREATEST PROGRAM ON THE DIAMOND.
@@kennethfutch5372 tree thing is still funny. Your heisman trophy winner went to prison.
1979 Alabama is one of...if not the most overrated National Champions in history. Their 79 schedule was terrible soft. Included the likes of 4-6-1- Georgia Tech, 1-10 Vanderbilt,1-10 Wichita St. 0-10-1 Florida....and those teams were in the first 5 games! Later they played 5-6 Virginia Tech, 3-8 Miss. st and 5-6 Miami! That schedule ranked 66 or 68th out of 109 teams that year. They had great stats....especially on defense because of the crap teams they played. Back in 1979 the SEC was nowhere near the powerhouse conference it is today. Then in their bowl game the top four teams in the country were 11-0 Ohio st-11-0 Alabama 11-0 Florida st and 10-0-1 USC. Ohio st and USC met in the Rose Bowl do to contract obligations....and Bama was tied into the Sugar Bowl for the same reason. But Florida St back then was still an independent and could play in any Bowl game. It is a well known fact that the Sugar Bowl wanted them bad to match up with Bama. But behind the scenes there has been a lot of talk about Bear Bryant working his good ole boy magic with the Bowl officials. Behind the scenes he made the case that it would be better for business that the Orange Bowl take FSU in their home state. Of course that also meant that Alabama's new foe in the Sugar would be 8th ranked Arkansas....a team he knew his team matched up better against. Now maybe they could have beat FSU too....but I know that Bobby Bowden had a powerful passing game with two good QBs.....and that was not something you saw in the SEC back in those days. Bryant could never get away with those shenanigans today....but back then he was THE MASTER of Bowl game match-ups.
It was LSU's second 3-0 loss of the decade. The other one came at Notre Dame in 1970.
PAYBACK WAS HELL FOR ND IN 1971. 28-8.