Can anyone get any verification on whether or not this game will be on ESPN Classic tomorrow morning? My DVR is set just in case...

I don't have time to read through the entire thread. But here's my thoughts on the game.

 

First of all I had a GREAT time. I got to the tailgating party around 1 PM and partied hard until game time. Met a few UL fans, even joked around with one about the Giants and Cowboys :lol:. On to the game.

 

I thought the entire time Kentucky had a chance. I knew it would be hard, but I knew they could win the game. The point where I thought it might not happen was when Scott got the 15 yard penalty on the final drive. However there were some girls around that time behind us who started the chant "We Believe, We Believe" and then the chant spread out to many of the people in my section. It was really cool. Not long after that Andre Woodson was launching the game winner into Johnsons hands and the next thing I know, I'm on the field high fiving Micah Johnson! It was unreal. One of the best football games I've ever witnessed live, and I'm so glad that I got to go.

 

GO CATS!!!

Can anyone get any verification on whether or not this game will be on ESPN Classic tomorrow morning? My DVR is set just in case...

 

Shoot, I just want it to be on regular cable at some point in the near future.

 

If anyone taped this game, I would LOVE to get ahold of a copy to watch.

Kentucky downs Louisville in final seconds

http://www.sportsline.com/collegefootball/gamecenter/recap/NCAAF_20070915_LOU@KY

Unranked Kentucky stuns No. 9 Louisville in intrastate battle

 

LEXINGTON, Ky. -- With one perfectly thrown pass, Andre Woodson erased years of agony against Brian Brohm and turned Kentucky's border battle with Louisville into a real rivalry again.

 

Woodson threw a 57-yard touchdown pass to Steve Johnson with 28 seconds left, and Kentucky shocked the No. 9 Cardinals 40-34 Saturday night.

 

It was the Wildcats' first victory over a top-10 team in three decades -- since they beat Penn State in 1977 -- and halted Kentucky's four-year losing streak to Louisville (2-1). It also ended Woodson's even longer skid against Brohm, a nemesis since high school.

 

"Finally the right team won," Kentucky coach Rich Brooks said. "It had more twists and turns than a Dickens novel."

 

Kentucky (3-0) was about to lose its fifth in a row to its in-state rival after being pushed back because of a personal foul penalty. Then Johnson zipped past the Cardinals' secondary and Woodson nailed him in stride.

 

"The only thing going through my head is, 'Stevie, please catch the ball,"' Woodson said. "Once he caught it, I knew."

 

Woodson completed 30 of 44 passes for 275 yards and four TDs as he beat Brohm, a rival dating to high school, for the first time. The two are among the nation's top quarterback prospects, so if they meet again, it could be in the NFL.

 

 

 

"What a great throw," Kentucky tight end Jacob Tamme said. "It had to be done, and he did it."

 

Johnson called Woodson a "big-time player."

 

Brohm showed he was big-time, too. He was 28-for-43 for 366 yards and two TDs and he led a late drive that put the Cardinals in position to win.

 

But his last-second desperation attempt was deflected and caught by Harry Douglas at the 10, but the receiver couldn't get into the end zone and time expired.

 

Douglas had a career-high 13 catches for 223 yards, his sixth straight game topping 100 yards.

 

Kentucky was ahead 33-28 with six minutes left when Brohm began an 84-yard drive that ended in Anthony Allen's 2-yard plunge. It was the second touchdown for Allen, who had 96 yards rushing.

 

"We did give them quite a bit of time to go down and score," Brohm said. "They made a play and did a great job. We gave them too many opportunities."

 

Woodson went another game without throwing an interception, extending his streak of passes without one to 257. That broke the Southeastern Conference record set by Georgia's David Greene in 2004 and is 14 short of Trent Dilfer's NCAA mark.

Shoot, I just want it to be on regular cable at some point in the near future.

 

If anyone taped this game, I would LOVE to get ahold of a copy to watch.

 

 

I got it on my DVR, not sure how to get it off though.

I got it on my DVR, not sure how to get it off though.

 

If you can, I'd definitely be willing to pay for a copy.

If you can, I'd definitely be willing to pay for a copy.

 

It's worth it. :jump:

If you can, I'd definitely be willing to pay for a copy.

 

 

If I can figure it out, I'll get you a copy. Only thing I'd ask for might be the money to cover shipping, other than that I wouldn't ask for anything else. I'll try, but I can't make any promises. You should try recording the next showing at 9AM tomorrow...

If I can figure it out, I'll get you a copy. Only thing I'd ask for might be the money to cover shipping, other than that I wouldn't ask for anything else. I'll try, but I can't make any promises. You should try recording the next showing at 9AM tomorrow...

 

The shipping definitely wouldn't be a problem.

 

Is that on ESPN Classic? Unfortunately, I don't get that channel.

Just got home...I am beat....Awesome game to be at. The atmosphere was UNREAL. Kentucky played a great game, Louisville played a terrible game, simple as that. The defense is ridiculous. I really don't even have words for it. The Cats finally got their big win against the Cards. Congrats UK fans. :thumb: I'll be pulling for you guys the rest of the way.

No doubt. Enjoy it Cats fans...

No question about that. :dancingpa :dancingpa

 

 

 

Geez I still have 6 pages to read. :lol:

So RP I am still waiting for this new and improved UL D to show up? :sssh:

That game was well worth the 50$ spent a B Dubs watching it. Hats off to both teams man what a great game. Instant Classic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great night, I'm wasted. I didn't burn any couches.

Great night, I'm wasted. I didn't burn any couches.

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Ditto.