Biggest Football Rivalry


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dacontinent said:
This one is easy: Alabama / Auburn. Family members are murdered over it.
exactly... I dont think a rivalry has caused as many family break ups, assaults, murders THAN the AU-UA rivalry. These white folks here are CRAZY over this game.
 
Robber said:
Tell me y'all didn't storm the field over a regular season win over FAMU. Say it ain't so.


FAMU was one of SU biggest rivals besides GSU...and Band wise JSU..

We lost the last 5 or 6 meeting to them until the last one, so yeah we hit the field....PWC do it all the time during regular season...
 
Biggest Rivalry goes to Michigan vs. Ohio State

Most Intense goes to Oregon vs. Oregon State (the Civil War) and Florida vs. Florida St.

Biggest HBCU classic goes to Bayou Classic in a landslide

Oldest Rivalry games goes to Yale vs. Harvard
 
mighty hornet said:
and after that vicious savage beating, Alcorn won the game the next day.

:lol::lol:LOL!!

LMAO...you'll throw a jab anywhere. BTW....it's called a COUNTRY A_ _ Kicking!
 
Biggest HBCU classic goes to Bayou Classic in a landslide

Not trying to start a fight, but I wouldn?t use landslide. There were two classics that outdrew the Bayoo. Because of NBC, the most famous, but no longer the biggest.
 
I think the attendance numbers are skewed. I think a lot more people would travel to the Bayou Classic if they knew that was the only way to watch the game. So many people I know, that used to travel VERY long distances to come to the game, realize that they can get great coverage of it on NBC.
 
tsutiger said:
Not trying to start a fight, but I wouldn?t use landslide. There were two classics that outdrew the Bayoo. Because of NBC, the most famous, but no longer the biggest.

The biggest means more than attendance. The Bayou Classic was the biggest before NBC.
 
The biggest means more than attendance. The Bayou Classic was the biggest before NBC.

Machiavelli
Like what? Number of step shows?

The Bayoo will always be the most famous because of NBC. However, I?ve been to the Atlanta Classic, Florida Classic and the Bayoo Classic. Truthfully, they are all about the same. 70,000+ people at each game. Step show, parades, concerts. celebrities, etc.
 
tsutiger said:
Machiavelli
Like what? Number of step shows?

The Bayoo will always be the most famous because of NBC. However, I?ve been to the Atlanta Classic, Florida Classic and the Bayoo Classic. Truthfully, they are all about the same. 70,000+ people at each game. Step show, parades, concerts. celebrities, etc.
People travel all over the USA for the Bayou while the Atlanta Classic and the Florida Classic come from surrounding states. That is the difference. Most people who don?t know anything about BCF know about the Bayou Classic.
 
Any BCF game that can draw 70,000 and be nationally-televised is the granddaddy of them all. The Bayou Classic is a household name.

I went to the Atlanta Classic in 1999, the ambiance and fanfare inside the dome can not hold a candle to the Bayou Classic. Now, the stuntin' on Peachtree is another story. :)
 
GSUperTiger said:
Any BCF game that can draw 70,000 and be nationally-televised is the granddaddy of them all. The Bayou Classic is a household name.

you speak the truth.
 
StateTrooper2K1 said:
Most Intense goes to Oregon vs. Oregon State (the Civil War) and Florida vs. Florida St.
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If y'all wanted an intense rivalry, what about the Miami-Notre Dame series of the early 1990s...better known as "The Catholics vs. The Convicts" series... Y'all can't lie that the fight in the tunnel was off the chain...

Other random rivalry thoughts, I think the Cal-Berkeley/Stanford rivalry is underrated and the Clemson/South Carolina rivalry lost steam when the Gamecocks left the ACC and joined the SEC...i didn't hear anyone talk about the Red River Shootout (OU-UT in Dallas) or the Bedlam game (OU-Okla. State...but I like the name of the series though :swink: )

Another thought ..what about rivalries that aren't really rivalries ..like Tennessee vs. Kentucky for the Old Oaken Bucket ..or Tulane vs. LSU ... or Grambling vs. PV ... or Nebraska/Missouri ... Nebraska/Colorado... or Miami and the rest of their new ACC opponents except for the "Criminoles (gotta love UF fans)" and Va Tech.
 
Journalist said:
i didn't hear anyone talk about the Red River Shootout (OU-UT in Dallas)

You have got to be far away from Oklahoma and Texas. The way OU has put that foot in UT azz over the past 5 or 6 years.
 



HBCU Rivalries (in no order)

1. The Bayou Classic (Southern vs. Grambling) :tup: :tup: :tup: :tup:
2. The Florida Classic (FAMU vs. B-CC) :tup: :tup: :tup:
3. The Atlanta Classic (FAMU vs. TSU) :tup: :tup: :tup:
4. The BoomBox Classic (Southern vs. Jackson State) :headphone
5. The Southern Heritage Classic (Tennessee State vs. Jackson State) :headphone
6. The Magic City Classic (Alabama State vs. Alabama A&M)
7. The Turkey Day Classic (Tuskegee vs. Alabama State)
8. The I-10 Classic (FAMU vs. Southern) to be continued :nod2:
 
I've seen some folks list Michigan/OSU as the biggest rivalry, and some list Alabama/Auburn.

I grew up in Alabama, and I've lived in Michigan for the last 10 years, so I have a little perspective on the atmosphere and feeling of both rivalries.

Folks, OSU/Michigan comes NOWHERE CLOSE to the intense palpable hatred felt between Alabama and Auburn. The Michigan Ohio State rivalry is not talked about here year round like the Alabama Aubirn rivalry is down in Alabama. Part of that has to do with the fact that College football has so much competition here in southeast Michigan with 4 pro sports. When Hockey season comes these people forget all about OSU/Mich. They're all into the Red Wings. They have Pistons fever now.

Down in Alabama College Football (especially Alabama and Auburn) college football is King! Whatever's next is running a far distant second.

As for HBCU rivalries, I would throw TU/Morehouse in there as a big rivalry (measured in intensity, not crowd size. That game is played in a small 25,000 seat stadium). Though it's kind of onesided (TU has a big series lead), the 2 schools hate to lose to one another.
 
Shelt a 'Skegee Grad said:
As for HBCU rivalries, I would throw TU/Morehouse in there as a big rivalry (measured in intensity, not crowd size. That game is played in a small 25,000 seat stadium). Though it's kind of onesided (TU has a big series lead), the 2 schools hate to lose to one another.

What is the series record?
 
Shelt a 'Skegee Grad said:
I've seen some folks list Michigan/OSU as the biggest rivalry, and some list Alabama/Auburn.

I grew up in Alabama, and I've lived in Michigan for the last 10 years, so I have a little perspective on the atmosphere and feeling of both rivalries.

Folks, OSU/Michigan comes NOWHERE CLOSE to the intense palpable hatred felt between Alabama and Auburn. The Michigan Ohio State rivalry is not talked about here year round like the Alabama Aubirn rivalry is down in Alabama.

I feel you on that Shelt. I too grew up in Alabama. I graduated from Bama. And let me tell ya, I hate Auburn with a passion. I don't know why, I just do. But anyhow, people here in Texas talk about the great rivalry between Texas and Texas A&M. (mind you, I have lived in Texas for the last 29 years). But the UT/TAMU is no where close to the UA/AU rivalry.
 
ViperPhi said:
HBCU Rivalries (in no order)

4. The BoomBox Classic (Southern vs. Jackson State) :headphone
5. The Southern Heritage Classic (Tennessee State vs. Jackson State) :headphone

AH ................ :idea: .................... Although these games bring in the big crowds, this is mainly braggin' right's.

The TnSt. game for Jackson is more of an event than rivalry. It's heated but don't have the "year round hate" that go with playing true rivals.

The SU game is intense every year. One of the most S*it talking games we play. Don't like'em. :D ............ But .......... once it's over, it's over.

If you want a rivalry. A down right HOUSE SPLITTIN', WIFE AND HUSBAND MAD AT EACH OTHER, DON'T COME OVER HERE WITH THOSE COLORS ON RIVALRY IN MISSISSIPPI .................IT'S THE INJUN'S -vs- THE BLUE BENGAL'S. :nod: THE CAPITOL CITY CLASSIC ... or if you live here ....... THE SOUL BOWL. :lecture: :nod:

Don't like'em today, didn't like'em in November, :shh: .........won't like'em tomorrow. :goof: :goof:
 
Shelt a 'Skegee Grad said:
I've seen some folks list Michigan/OSU as the biggest rivalry, and some list Alabama/Auburn.

I grew up in Alabama, and I've lived in Michigan for the last 10 years, so I have a little perspective on the atmosphere and feeling of both rivalries.

Folks, OSU/Michigan comes NOWHERE CLOSE to the intense palpable hatred felt between Alabama and Auburn.

I said it was a toss up between these two. But .............. it's got to go to Bamma/Auburn.

I forgot which scool it was. But they had a coach that could beat everybody but the other school. He got brick's thrown through his office windows. He left and went to Kentucky. :nod: Was his name Ray Curry or something like that?
 
jstate83 said:
The SU game is intense every year. One of the most S*it talking games we play. Don't like'em. :D ............ But .......... once it's over, it's over.

Between Grambling, Jackson State & Florida A&M v.s. S.U. there is more trash talking than the law allow. I don't know what get into me, but when I go home for the Bayou Classic, I can't help but bashing the hell out of every Gramblingnite that I see. Last year was real sweet.......they came from all across the country (more than normal) with the expectation of the win. I ran into one of my old high school teachers in the club and I gave him more hell than I did when a student in his class (he drove all the way from Houston). Love that pregame smacking (on and off TSPN). Surely have some formidable smacking foes from Gram off of TSPN.

I smacked one of my J-State buddies so bad in the ATL this football season until you could see smoke coming from his ears. I seriously believe he would have punched dumbbell if he was any where around.

And those dam_ snakes.............in 95 two over them in the ATL, you just knnnnnnoooooooooowww I pizzed folks off. Hell ATL is flooded with FAMU grads (only about 4 hrs away).
 
I hear you JROCK. The SU/JSU game and ESPECIALLY the ALCORN/JSU game ............... there's something about those two for me that just MAKE ME TALK :upset: EVEN WHEN I'M TIRED.

Can't explain it. :cool: :mrt: :)
 
Yeah JRock and JState83..

Ain't nothin like trading potshots with people you know from rival schools...
good year-long dislike is a beautiful thang :smash: .. and the fan buildup makes the game actually five times as intense as it would be with just the players and coaches...
 
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