Map of The Play

Posted by: Avinash on Thursday, April 17th, 2008

Have you ever been thinking, man, I really want a dorky map of The Play, even though I have the video saved on YouTube, can watch it on any classic sports highlights reel, can see reenactments at almost any Golden Bear event? Of course you haven’t. That’s exactly why I decided to make one. You can never have enough of The Play.

Here, you can go in alphabetical order and track down the chronological order of events leading to the ownage of Gary Tyrrell. There is absolutely necessary for indoctrinating your children into the inordinate amount of hate they must direct to all things red. If the image is not working, you can also click here for some useful narration on the side (thanks to Concharto), because after all, The Play is as grand a historical event as you can get.


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If you see anything that’s missing, you can register on the site (only takes a dozen or so seconds) and contribute to the process. That’s what wiki’s are all about.




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O_O Wow. Very impressive. Incredibly dorky yes, but impressive nonetheless.
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I agree with bwf...extremely dorky, extremely cool. BTW, what's happening on the field in the satellite photo? Do I see red?
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Montezuma's Rev · 884 weeks ago

Avinash,

Between points N,O, and P, don't forget the fact that Moen had some great lead blocking not only by the Stanford "band" but also by Wes Howell.
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Scott,

I swear if there was any other color I could use, I would use it. But Time Space Map seems to have very limited features.

Montezuma's Revenge,

I figured the band blocking would be self-evident by the square of red Moen was running straight through. And looking for ALL the blocks on this play will take another few hours. But you can actually add to the map of the Play too by registering on the site!
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[...] his own words : Have you ever been thinking, man, I really want a dorky map of The Play, even though I have the [...]
Call me dorky. I'want this despite that.
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