Tears over here!! Just beautiful. That last graphic was just icing on the cake. Thanks for these awesome videos! I look forward to them every Thursday!
Mississippi State will remember this game forever and Dak will remember this fir the test of his life. #Hailstate #DakPrescott #DaktheGOATofMSUFootball
Oh yeah! I remember that day. Feet hurting because I couldn't find a place to sit, stood in the heat, the rain, and then the cool. but in the end, it was all worth it! Party went all over Starkville. Someone even spotted me on TV yelling loudly and ringing my bell and posted it on facebook. Someone else shared it and said "The Bulldogs won because of this high spirited Chahta". LOL
I remember being a high schooler in the student section of the LSU game. It was wild, so much beer flying at us people goin nuts, ol dude tried to punch of student and four of them jump the railing and chased him while the fat security guard tried to chunk the wrong people out. Fun times man hail state
Guys we need a better radio announcer, if we still had jack he would be yelling and cheering for the bulldogs or at least show some excitement when the team made a big play I like media bias.
Yeah, every other official radio broadcast freaks their shit when their respective team makes a big play. Ours is too calm. I loved when Cristal was being openly and blatantly biased against the other team. Like when that one Egg Bowl was a complete blowout and Jack ended it by saying "The Rebels squeak by the Bulldogs, score of 41-3"
Ya'll are crazy. Jack Crystal and Jim are on the same level. They are true radio announcers. So glad he is not a radio announcer like ole miss or auburn has.
Jim is nowhere close to Jack. Just because he's been tied to the university for a long time doesn't mean he's a good play by play guy. He gets names wrong all the time, shows little emotion among other things. There needs to be a change soon.
Good highlight but constructively speaking, there was too much use of the static effect to the point of it being annoying. I mean I think it should have only been used on a couple big plays to create a sense of drama but it was just everywhere.
