You guys remember where you were?

[Goondal]

I was at home watching on whatever crappy TV we had back then.  

As far as where it ranks, I think it was our best.

[!stUp]

Our D could not stop the Packers end sweeps. If things would have worked I'm sure we could bested the Pats in the Super Bowl.

I was a young husband and father watching with my (at that time) six year old son from home. Yes I raised him right, he bleeds Black and Electric Blue to this day.

[HC79]

Watched at some sports bar called Scoreboard.  Think it was off 74 in Matthews. 

[csx]

I was in my 3rd year at ASU. I made everyone watch. It gets foggy as after we started getting trounced. There was always a keg involved in this time period. Plus all sorts of other things to make one foggy.

[YourMomsLover]

With my Collins sherzey on and all

[Toker Smurf]

I was working at the  First Union complex (now Wells Fargo of course) on W T Harris. We were listening on the radio and ordered TGI Fridays for lunch. I had just graduated from UNCC. 

[The Lone Panther]

I was 6 years old as well and I didn't care about football back then. LOL! 

Power Rangers was my show though.

I was five years old and I was all about Rugrats and Goosebumps.

 

*Just noticed you're from Bowman.  I'm only 15 minutes from there. 

[Cookie Lyon]

I was five years old and I was all about Rugrats and Goosebumps.

 

*Just noticed you're from Bowman.  I'm only 15 minutes from there. 

So since you're 15 minutes from Bowman, does that mean you're from Orangeburg?

[The Lone Panther]

So since you're 15 minutes from Bowman, does that mean you're from Orangeburg?

Yes.

 

 

[davos]

edit--misread thread haha

[Cookie Lyon]

Yes.

 

 

Cool.

[Carl Spackler]

I was 9 and all about Crash Bandicoot, NBA In the Zone and Andretti Racing on my new PlayStation. I remember coming into the living room and watching part of the Divisional Playoff with my dad, but I'm fairly certain I was at Toys-R-Us during the NFCCG.

[Dunn]

On the bus ride back from a field trip in middle school.  Had my walkman tuned to game and gave score updates to the parents who were chaperoning us on the trip.  

[jim stone]

Watched it at a friends house. Never do or did that again.  Monty Python was on another and some yahoos kept switching back and forth during commercials. Very sad night for me.