🏈 What are your best two plays in Alabama History?

[rick4bama]

I want what is your two best is? Here two of my got the first one hanging on my wall.

I remember during this game, a couple of fan were carring a banner that said"This one is for the Bear!"


Not to much TV but then, so I listen to it on the radio.
But I had more that I could put up too. I know you will to, but try just to pick two. ROLL TIDE!!

 

[sean]

my absolute favorite play of all time:



i have the original picture from the b'ham news in 1985 in a frame. my dad had cut it out back then and saved it. i had no idea until after he'd passed and we were going through his things. i immediately bought a mat, put it in a frame and hung it up.

i can still remember that play like it was yesterday. we were watching it on tv and i can just remember after he made that kick i went running out side and ran around the yard yelling and screaming.



my second favorite is the play that never was:



i can still remember the story George told one time about that play and how he was able to run him down like that.

 

[rick4bama]

@sk33tr but lucky for us Teague had the speed to catch up to the blow hard.

 

[AFF]

Lots of great plays. Two in particular still give me a swell every time I see them.

the one that didn't even count....still put Lamar Thomas and Miami in their place.




4th and goal at the 1/2

 

[tide92]

Teague rundown and Mt. Cody's blocks are 2 of my favs.

 

[rueben]

The goal line stand...and they play that preceded the goal line stand.

 

[doemasters]

how about two from the championship game

 

[doemasters]

or how about

 

[JoshB]

Shaun's run in the swamp...



Freddie's ridiculous run against Florida...



Langham's pick six against Florida (not gonna mention the Strip since it has been mentioned several times already)



David Palmer's two point conversion against Tennessee (literally everyone in the stadium knew what was gonna happen, still nothing that could stop it)



Julio's screen pass TD against LSU, the dagger straight through the heart (not gonna mention Rocky Block since it was already posted too).



Trent Richardson vs. Ole Miss (one of the greatest runs I've ever seen, on any level)
Trent Richardson's Shake on Ole Miss Player

Derrick Henry's ragdoll run against Michigan State
Alabama Derrick Henry Stiff Arms Spartan Defender Runs In For TD

Tyrone Prothro's "The Catch"
Amazing Football Catch by Alabama's Tyrone Prothro

 

[It Takes Eleven]

I like Linnie:



This is a regular play, indicative of Musso's talent:

 

[BamaFan334]

As a younger fan, I have to go with Yeldon's screen pass and Rocky Block that got this train rolling.

 

[OldPlayer]

Can the Teague play count since the outcome is not in the official record?

 

[UAgrad93]

Several of you had my initial 1's and 2's, so I went with a few more good ones!!

 

[RollTideinGA]

I'd pick the Sack with the first win vs Notre Dame and then the sack by Eryk Anders vs Texas in the BCSCG both of which I was lucky enough to see in person.

 

[utstnx]

Iv got to go with Yeldon over LSU. It was down to the wire and such a great game and play.

 

[Crimson&WhiteGecko]

Oh My! What a good thread!

I'd say the most important 2 plays in my life as a 'Bama fan (not necessarily for the entire program) has got to be 'The Greatest Play That Never Happened" & Roman Harper's Hit that caused the fumble touch back b/c it happened to Fat Phil.

 

[rick4bama]

I knew that was going to be one of the best play of Bama, and it was never was a play. Why, Bama was offside? I think it was and offside? Does anyone remember who the one that was offside?

 

[UAgrad93]

I knew that was going to be one of the best play of Bama, and it was never was a play. Why, Bama was offside? I think it was and offside? Does anyone remember who the one that was offside?

It was #55 Antonio London that was lined up offsides before the snap.

 

[mrchase]

The first time we knew things had changed for the better....

 

[Crimson&WhiteGecko]

The first time we knew things had changed for the better....

Bruh, you win! I remember that vividly. It was the first time in at least 5 years that Alabama had a come from behind 4th quarter victory. And I was totally questioning CNS notion to punt on the possession before. That's when I knew CNS had pluck & grit.