17 college football moments that would’ve been even more amazing if Twitter had been around at the time

[GSG]

17 college football moments that would’ve been even more amazing if Twitter had been around at the time


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Prime ‘90s Nebraska. I got to watch the 62-24 vivisection of Florida in the 1996 Fiesta Bowl live. It was like being on Twitter, but I could hear joints dislocated, so Twitter definitely would have been an improvement.

Please imagine Twitter randos trying to hate on the 1995 Huskers, talking s#!t about the option being a high school offense, and then seeing Tommie Frazier break 38 tackles on the way to the end zone.

I thought this was a cool idea. What other Nebraska football moments would've been even more amazing if Twitter had been around at that time?

 

[knapplc]

The 1997 season, especially after the Missouri game and the aftermath of the bowl games, would have been insane. 

 

[ScawFraw]

Would have been cool to see Crouch trending after the Mizzou run

 

[BIG ERN]

84' Orange Bowl should be #1 and isn't listed that I saw. That play call would've trended for weeks 

 

[GSG]

I can only imagine the Twitter meltdown after Bennett's missed FG against FSU hnoes

 

[ColoradoHusk]

I can only imagine the Twitter meltdown after Bennett's missed FG against FSU hnoes

Or the big missed calls that went against NU in that game. 1) Phantom clip call on a punt return for a NU TD and 2) William Floyd’s fumble at the goal line which was called a TD for FSU. 

 

[GSG]

Or the big missed calls that went against NU in that game. 1) Phantom clip call on a punt return for a NU TD and 2) William Floyd’s fumble at the goal line which was called a TD for FSU. 

Oh yeah. The highlight truthers would've been out in full force!

 

[Nebfanatic]

Penn St. 82

 

[RedDenver]

I didn't read the article, but Colorado's 5th down would have been epic.

 

[GSG]

I didn't read the article, but Colorado's 5th down would have been epic.

Great minds and whatnot

The Fifth Down. Officials make mistakes, like the 1990 incident when Colorado QB Charles Johnson lost count of the downs and spiked the ball on fourth-and-goal. He was evidently contagious. The officiating crew granted the Buffs another down, giving them five shots to score a game-winning TD in a 33-31 win over Missouri. They did this, won the game, and no controversy followed whatsoever.*

*Colorado split the national title with Georgia Tech! Controversy followed! None of this can ever be fixed, ever! Twitter woulD havE been completely rAasonable in THis situaTion, H we’RE AbsoluTely Sure.

 

[NUance]

#ShevinWigginsFoot

 

[BigRedBuster]

Sorry, the answer to this thread is "NONE".

I use twitter every day as a means to get information and know what's going on.

BUT, it wouldn't have made any past football event better.

 

[JJ Husker]

Sorry, the answer to this thread is "NONE".

I use twitter every day as a means to get information and know what's going on.

BUT, it wouldn't have made any past football event better.

 

[HuskerInLostWages]

Great minds and whatnot

Death Threats, took me a minute to figure that out on your spiderman post.  If no one else caught that the capital letters spell out "death threats", is that a common thing on twitter, the lettering I mean, not the death threats because i've heard that's quite common.