🏈 I had a dream about the Ole Miss game last night

PhillyGirl

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Just wanted to share this, because I'm pretty anxious about this weekend apparently .. Please excuse some dream logic.

I dreamt that on our first drive, Hurts scrambled and broke away, ran 40+ yards down to the end zone .. but slowed down before he made it, and an Ole Miss defender came up out of nowhere and popped the ball out. Hurts fell to his knees in shame. Players consoled him on the sideline. It was really dramatic.

Ole Miss went on a tear for 24 unanswered points making it 24-0 by the start of the 4th.

Then, Bama started to come back.

By the middle of the 4th it was 30-17 (lot of action for 7ish minutes but it's dream world, what can I say).

Then at the 2 minute warning it was 30-24, and Ole Miss had the ball.

Bama D forced them out and we got the ball back with about 20 seconds or so.

In true dream dramatic fashion, Hurts broke away on a scramble .. clock ticking .. and he sprinted 40+ yards into the end zone, with 1 second left. Griffith punched it in and we won 31-30.

In my dream I was at my parent's house and they were watching in another room (I have to be alone during big games), and we all started screaming like whackjobs.

I would rather we just straight up whallopped Ole Piss but I liked my dream, too .. At least the last few minutes. It all went by quite likely, it wasn't a full 60 minutes of play, more like highlights. But pretty sweet feeling to wake up to!

(It was a bit reminiscent of the Eagles' Miracle at the Meadowlands 2, so perhaps that's where my brain drew inspiration from)
 
Unfortunate part of that story is I think 90% of us would have broken our tv sets before the 4th quarter comeback.
I can't say I'd have a broken TV, but it would have been turned off by then. Sorry y'all can think I'm horrible for that; it's the same as leaving the game early, but I do have to think about my health. I'm not going to lie; I missed Yeldon's come from behind touchdown against LSU a couple years ago for those same reasons.
 
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