Your All Time Favorite Best Games That Attended

[Tailback U]

It took me 10 minutes to figure out how to word this title properly and I still fucked it up. At this rate, I'll be dumber than ram29jackson when I'm his age.

Anyways, I'm watching the 1992 49ers vs. the Cowboys NFC Championship game. John Madden and Pat Summerall are providing commentary. I feel like I'm 7 years old again. I hardly even remember this game to be honest but it got me thinking.

There are two games I attended that I will always remember. I'm guessing everyone has at least one, because it's impossible not to. Unless you're dirt poor and you have much bigger problems than this.

2002: Titans vs. Raiders in the AFC Championship Game

The Raiders won 27-17 and went to the Super Bowl. I probably went to every home that season and I was totally into it like never before or after.

2002 NFC Wildcard Game Giants Vs. 49ers

This is the comeback game that I'm sure everyone that watched it remembers it. That was an unreal game to watch and really fun to be at. Probably the loudest stadium at one point that I've ever been to. And we actually talked about leaving early at one point but decided not to.

Crazy game if you don't remember the highlights it's well worth watching:

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JX9pVLYHu4"]NFC Wildcard Game 49ers vs Giants Highlights - YouTube[/ame]

Funny how the guy didn't even include the field goal attempt at the end. What a prick.

What's the loudest game you've ever been to? Doesn't have to be just NFL games really.

New title. Your most memorable sporting events you attended.

[Champ]

The NFL apologized to the giants the week after that game for that miscall.

[Tailback U]

The NFL apologized to the giants the week after that game for that miscall.

Yeah I remember that. It was blatant PI. I don't know how a ref doesn't make that call. The officials choked. It's like he knew that Eddy Debartolo was gonna break his legs and put his head in a vice if he made that call.

[Rudi]

I was only 10 but I still remember it. In 2000 Bengals/Broncos game Corey Dillon rushed for 275 yards. At the time it was the record

[Sportsbuck]

I was only 10 but I still remember it. In 2000 Bengals/Broncos game Corey Dillon rushed for 275 yards. At the time it was the record

I was at this game too...

[MvP]

I remember that SF/NYG game like it was yesterday and I was only about 10 years old at the time.

I haven't been to many thrilling games, but this one is easily my favorite:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007_Green_Bay_Packers_season#Week_2:_at_New_York_Giants

[Rudi]

I was at this game too...

Haha thats wild. That along with every other Bengals game I go to mostly being shitty. [Was at the Ochocinco putt celebration game, the Jets playoff loss, nothing else noteworthy

[jaxjaggywires]

1998: Jax @ Baltimore...Jags absolutely demolished Ravens, breaking what was then the team record for points in a game, by halftime. Good game, good fans. Baltimore always had good fans every game I've been to up there.

2001: Pittsburgh @ Jax...free suite tix from Alltel, so had a great view of the Jags win. This was the day before 9/11, and I was in a hotel on the way back home watching the second plane hit that Monday. So, extra memorable...

[Tailback U]

I was only 10 but I still remember it. In 2000 Bengals/Broncos game Corey Dillon rushed for 275 yards. At the time it was the record

I remember that game and watching some of the highlights of his runs.

Corey Dillion. How good was he? I didn't get to watch him much in his prime.

[Rudi]

I remember that game and watching some of the highlights of his runs.

Corey Dillion. How good was he? I didn't get to watch him much in his prime.

He was a beast. Such a tough runner, but on the shitty ass Bengals squad. He entered the league with 6 straight seasons over 1000 yards, then got hurt + the fans loved Rudi Johnson so he got traded to NE where he had a huge year the year after his injury.

[Derrville]

Im not sure I have a fav because Dallas tends to lose every time I do go to a game. One that sticks out is the last preseason game of 2003 because I saw Tony Romo throw his first ever TD pass in person and it was just a thing of beauty. It was a bomb to Randal Williams...

Other than that I guess this... Ill never forget this as it was my first Cowboys game in person and it was when the Triplets were at there peak. It was also featured on ESPNs best regular season games of the 90s as number 8 or something... I dont care because we lost to the Eagles and in heart crushing fashion.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=toOY_XGW8pA"]NFL 1996: Week 10 'Big Match' Eagles at Cowboys. - YouTube[/ame]

[mgoblue2290]

2009 Michigan vs Notre Dame. Forcier threw a TD pass with 11 seconds left for Michigan to win, stadium went wild.

This past season two Lions games stand out. The first and loudest, most intense sporting event I've ever been to was the MNF game against the Bears. Ford Field was loud all season but that game, every play we were on defense, the whole place was going nuts. The second game would be beating the Chargers easily at home and securing a playoff spot.

[Buzzman]

2009 Michigan vs Notre Dame. Forcier threw a TD pass with 11 seconds left for Michigan to win, stadium went wild.

This past season two Lions games stand out. The first and loudest, most intense sporting event I've ever been to was the MNF game against the Bears. Ford Field was loud all season but that game, every play we were on defense, the whole place was going nuts. The second game would be beating the Chargers easily at home and securing a playoff spot.

That was such a great game to go to.

[BrntO4Life]

2005-06 BCS National Championship. 'Nuff said.

[Blick]

K-State football: 2006, upset #4 Texas 45-42, rushed the field

K-State basketball: 2008, Michael Beasley, upset Kansas, rushed the court

Chiefs: '95, Monday Night Football vs. the Chargers, Tamarick Vanover took a punt back FTW in overtime. I was ten years old, and I remember it being past 1am by the time we got home. I'm pretty sure I got to stay home from school the next day.