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Wasn't the 2000 game that ended CJ Leak's career as a Wake Forest QB a nooner, too?

A quick word from someone who regularly does both: enjoying a few beers at a Wake Forest game and attending a church that celebrates Baptist principles are DEFINITELY not mutually exclusive activities. Just please don't drive yourself home after the former.

#54 now and forever.

Disclaimer: I am in the bag for all things Rodney Rogers, to the point of not being rational. Of the ones not already mentioned, let me offer 1993 vs Dook in Durham. Rogers, playing in his last college game in his hometown: 14-16 FG, 7-8 FT, 35 pts, 8 reb, 3 asst, 2 bl, 2 stls. Blucas hits...

I still wonder what might have been in '95. Randolph's flu definitely took something out of him. We were awesome that year - Duncan got better every game he played.

A little bit of Diet Coke came out of my nose when I read TexasDeac's reply and laughed. Well played, friend.

With all due respect, Duncan, that may have been the greatest game, but this is the undisputed "greatest moment" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGfDRlEDs34

This doesn't look as awe-inspiring on youtube as it looked in the day, but we talked about Phil Henderson's dunk on Alonzo Mourning for years to come: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbIxFvMmcmc That may have been the last moment I begrudgingly liked Dook.

I just feel bad for Ole Roy. The season has been such an emotional drain for him. Do you think Roy has someone lined up to drive him back to Asheville for the weekend?

Duly noted, wsc. A thousand pardons.

I was there, as well. Alphonso Smith was on the panel, and it was fun to hear him reminisce about the 2006 season. He's a tremendously nice and engaging young man and makes for a great representative of the school. Grobe was predictably entertaining - I left more excited about football than...