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historian said:

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aah, those were the days!

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Yes, yes they were

ImABearToo said:

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Best of times. Thank you CAB.

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Great times, and incredibly entertaining teams to watch.

Hard to believe it's been over a decade.

From 2011 to 2015 Baylor had the best offense in the country by several statistical measures. If we could ever regain that status (I'd be happy with top 5 or 10) and also have a defense that's as good as it was in 2019 & 2021 then we will have a championship caliber team. It would help to have dynamic and excellent special teams play as well.

All Baylor fans would enjoy playing for a conference title repeatedly (2013, 2014, 2019 & 2021), winning it with dime regularity, and playing in bowl games every year. With such success, some of those would be NY6 bowls and we would be in the playoffs with some regularity. This is the dream we all have but don't really expect to see anytime soon.

Please prove me wrong this fall!!!

historian said:

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From 2011 to 2015 Baylor had the best offense in the country by several statistical measures. If we could ever regain that status (I'd be happy with top 5 or 10) and also have a defense that's as good as it was in 2019 & 2021 then we will have a championship caliber team. It would help to have dynamic and excellent special teams play as well.

All Baylor fans would enjoy playing for a conference title repeatedly (2013, 2014, 2019 & 2021), winning it with dime regularity, and playing in bowl games every year. With such success, some of those would be NY6 bowls and we would be in the playoffs with some regularity. This is the dream we all have but don't really expect to see anytime soon.

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I can't think of a more consistently exciting collegiate offense to watch during those seasons than what CAB was delivering - either before or since those years. Sad it all needlessly ended the way it did.

I woke up an entire hotel in Providence, Rhode Island watching that Seastrunk run against Kansas State.

All of these were AWESOME Historian, thanks. I just love Goodley's block on Lache's 2nd 80 yard touchdown run!!

This collection of awesomeness would be incomplete without the play that started it all.

aah . . . the good old days!

Realitybites said:

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This collection of awesomeness would be incomplete without the play that started it all.

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Watching that play (and that whole drive) never gets old! I also always wonder how things would've played out had Stoops not called the timeout after the first play of the drive that showed we were about to run out the clock and play for OT. We might've lost which would've in all likelihood also cost RGIII the Heisman. Thank goodness we'll never know!

Realitybites said:

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This collection of awesomeness would be incomplete without the play that started it all.

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We need to wait a few weeks for that one.

historian said:

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Thanks, Historian! Always fun to re-live it again.

Johnny Bear said:

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Realitybites said:

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This collection of awesomeness would be incomplete without the play that started it all.

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Watching that play (and that whole drive) never gets old! I also always wonder how things would've played out had Stoops not called the timeout after the first play of the drive that showed we were about to run out the clock and play for OT. We might've lost which would've in all likelihood also cost RGIII the Heisman. Thank goodness we'll never know!

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I've wondered why there wasn't a flag on #12 on that play. I guess the zebra was watching he TD?