1992 Alabama Game Highlights

[Jborohog09]

Highlights of the 90-87 win over Alabama in 92, enjoy!

[chiefhawg]

Warren Linn was on fire.

[phadedhawg]

Warren Linn was on fire.

and had great hair

[dhornjr1]

I don't remember much about this game, but I remember the game against Alabama in the SEC Tournament that year.

Eric Washington hit that shot to beat us and Wimp Sanderson had that stupid look on his face.

[phadedhawg]

I remember the game @ Alabama around that time period where they called Day for a charge on a turnaround jumper that cost us the game. 

I might get over it.....someday

[HognitiveDissonance]

I remember the game @ Alabama around that time period where they called Day for a charge on a turnaround jumper that cost us the game. 

I might get over it.....someday

I was at the Barnhill game and the Birmingham game.
I've often said that three game series with Alabama that year was some of the best basketball you'll ever see. Lots of great play and NBA guys on the floor.
If I remember the scores right, it was 65-63 at T-Town, 90-87 at Fay, and 90-89 in Birmingham when Todd Day had 39.

[dhornjr1]

I was at the Barnhill game and the Birmingham game.
I've often said that three game series with Alabama that year was some of the best basketball you'll ever see. Lots of great play and NBA guys on the floor.
If I remember the scores right, it was 65-63 at T-Town, 90-87 at Fay, and 90-89 in Birmingham when Todd Day had 39.

That was some really good basketball back then. Alabama was always tough. Even LSU was a tough game after Shaquille O'Neal left.

[chiefhawg]

I remember the game @ Alabama around that time period where they called Day for a charge on a turnaround jumper that cost us the game. 

I might get over it.....someday

Don Rutledge was the referee. I will never forget but it does not bother me. Rutledge was saying welcome to the SEC.

[Hollywood_HOGan45]

Warren Linn was on fire.

Linn used to workout at the gym I went to in Tulsa. The guy is a monster now!!

[Hogimus Prime]

I remember the game @ Alabama around that time period where they called Day for a charge on a turnaround jumper that cost us the game. 

I might get over it.....someday

I remember Big O trapping a bama guard in the base line.  The guard lowered his shoulder into Big O to try and move him but the guard bounced out of bounds instead and the ref called s foul on Big O.

[rzrbackramsfan]

I work with warren Lynn's cousin... She enjoyed the video.

[MCHogger]

We were unbelievably skilled back then...

[ishankem]

I will always remember one of best games at BAMA when they had Latrell sprewell & Robert Horry and we had Day & Mayberry. It was a great game
But BAMA held on to win in final minutes on a charge by Day, I think at the end.

[dhornjr1]

We were unbelievably skilled back then...

We sure were. But to hear many people talk at that time, the only reason we were successful was because we had better athletes than the other teams.

Living in Harrison at the time, I heard it constantly. 

[McKdaddy]

6 guys drafted in '92 from these 2 teams, 2 from bama and 4 from UA. Very impressive.

[chiefhawg]

I will always remember one of best games at BAMA when they had Latrell sprewell & Robert Horry and we had Day & Mayberry. It was a great game
But BAMA held on to win in final minutes on a charge by Day, I think at the end.

Don't forget James "Hollywood" Robinson. That guy could really chew gum and play ball at the same time. You would have to have watched him play to get the reference.

[hogman99]

We were unbelievably skilled back then...

Yes we were.

I also noticed how little Nolan pressed in that game to ensure his best players could play a lot a minutes.  He knew a token press would give up easy layups to a really good team and Miller, Day and Mayberry would tire out.  It also forced the team to not rely on easy turnover points and made them focus on the fundamentals of the game. The fundamentals that team had made them so skilled and those things can be taught.  This would be a great game tape the current staff should study this summer.

[PonderinHog]

Don Rutledge was the referee. I will never forget but it does not bother me. Rutledge was saying welcome to the SEC.

I don't hate anybody, but I will make an exception for Don Rutledge.