I'm going to REALLY be dating myself on this one.....  (Also, since we don't
get too many college games down here in Texas, my vewing has been limited to
what the local sports channels give us)
 
 
Most exciting game I've ever been to (including 5 years of Dallas Stars
games) was a WCHA Semi-final match back in 1976 between Minnesota and
Michigan State at Munn Arena.  This was in the days of the "2 games - Total
Goals" series.  First game was a hard-fought 2-2 tie.   Minnesota jumped out
to a 6-1 3rd period lead, MSU came back to tie it late in the 3rd.  3
overtimes later Minnesota snuck one by.  Both goalies were unbelievable in
the ot's.  I was sitting 7 rows behind the Minnesota goalie during the 3rd
overtime and still can see him lying flat on his back waving his stick in
the air and deflecting pucks.
 
Back to Lurking!
 
Jeff Jackson - MSU 77
 
 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Will Anzenberger [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 1999 12:34 PM
> To:   [log in to unmask]
> Subject:      Great NCAA Games
>
> I have only been to one regional, but 5 Final Fours (of the Frozen
> kind).
>
> Of those that I attended, I thought the Maine-Michigan game
> (Providence) was the best game I have seen.  The most exciting game
> that I watched on TV was Harvard Championship.  Having grown up in
> Acton, Mass., it was great to see someone you knew from your hometown
> score a game winner like that.
>
> Any other great moments from the list members?
>
> Though not a statistically significant (or verifiable) notion, it
> always seems like one of the three games is a dud.  Any thoughts on
> the most *exciting* *3 games* as a whole?
>
> Will
>
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