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CLASSICS Returns on Fox Sports Net July 13
One-Hour Versions of Pivotal ACC and SEC Games Air Throughout Summer Months

July 12, 2002

As college football fans across the South anxiously await the season-opening kickoffs for their favorite teams, Fox Sports Net again delivers, beginning July 13 - condensed versions of classic Atlantic Coast Conference and Southeastern Conference games, telecast by Jefferson Pilot Sports during the past two decades.

The 2002 edition of COLLEGE FLASH CLASSICS - one-hour capsules of these great Southern football battles - begins with the greatest comeback in NCAA Division I-A football history. In that game, 11/10/84 at Miami's Orange Bowl, the Maryland Terrapins overcame a 31-0 halftime deficit to upset the sixth-ranked Hurricanes and All-American quarterback Bernie Kosar, 42-40.

These 20, one-hour COLLEGE FLASH CLASSICS shows are highlighted with game- and personally-related trivia from the lives of the players, presented in Fox Sports Net's unique visual style. The trivia has been updated from last summers debut airing of these classic matchups.

Veteran FSN announcer Bob Rathbun escorts viewers through the ACC games, while the network's SEC voice, Dave Neal, narrates those clashes. Rathbun is FSN's MLB Atlanta Braves, NBA Atlanta Hawks and college football play-by-play voice; Neal is host of the network's live, weekly SEC-TV program, and he calls play-by-play for FSN's SEC basketball and baseball telecasts.

COLLEGE FLASH CLASSICS -* Key ACC and SEC Football Games From the 1980s, '90s, and '00

Air Date - Eastern Time, COLLEGE FLASH CLASSIC, Game/Date/Site

7/13 (Sat.), 11:30 am, 5 am Maryland 42, Miami (Fla.) 40 11/10/84 - Miami

7/14 (Sun.), 4 pm, 5 am Georgia 18, Georgia Tech 15 11/30/91 - Atlanta

7/18 (Thur.), 1 pm, 4 am Auburn 30, LSU 26 9/17/94 - Auburn, Ala.

7/20 (Sat.), 11:30 am, 3 am N.C. State 35, North Carolina 34 10/18/86 - Chapel Hill, N.C.

7/21 (Sun.), 4 pm, 5 am South Carolina 24, Tennessee 23 10/31/92 - Columbia, S.C.

7/25 (Thur.), 3 pm Georgia Tech 27, North Carolina 25 10/14/95 - Atlanta

7/27 (Sat.), 1 pm LSU 17, Alabama 13 11/ 6/93 - Tuscaloosa, Ala.

7/28 (Sun.), 1 pm Tennessee 34, Kentucky 31 11/18/95 - Lexington, Ky. 4 am Georgia Tech 27, North Carolina 25 10/14/95 - Atlanta

7/31 (Wed.), 4 am LSU 17, Alabama 13 11/6/93 - Tuscaloosa, Ala.

8/ 1 (Thur.), 1 pm Florida 37, South Carolina 26 11/13/93 - Columbia, S.C.

8/ 2 (Fri.), 4 am Florida 37, South Carolina 26 11/13/93 - Columbia, S.C.

8/ 3 (Sat.), 3 pm, 4 am Georgia Tech 45, Clemson 42 11/13/99 - Atlanta

8/ 4 (Sun.), 5 pm, 4 am Ole Miss 15, Mississippi State 14 11/29/97 - Oxford, Miss.

8/ 8 (Thur.), 1 pm, 4 am Florida 28, Vanderbilt 21 11/ 9/96 - Nashville, Tenn.

8/10 (Sat.), 1 pm, 4 am N.C. State 46, Clemson 39 10/31/98 - Clemson, S.C.

8/11 (Sun.), 5 pm, 4 am Florida State 28, North Carolina 12 11/11/95 - Chapel Hill, N.C.

8/15 (Thur.), 1 pm, 4 am Ole Miss 31, Georgia 27 11/23/96 - Athens, Ga.

8/17 (Sat.), 5 pm, 4 am Georgia 28, Kentucky 26 10/24/98 - Lexington, Ky.

8/18 (Sun.), 1 pm, 4 am South Carolina 23, Mississippi State 19 9/23/00 - Columbia, S.C.

8/22 (Thur.), 1 pm, 4 am Arkansas 20, Alabama 19 9/16/95 - Tuscaloosa, Ala.

8/24 (Sat.), 12 pm, 4 am Clemson 27, Virginia 24 10/12/85 - Clemson, S.C.

8/25 (Sun.), 4 am North Carolina 41, Duke 40 11/19/94 - Durham, N.C.

* - Games to re-air throughout the fall, on a schedule to be determined

MORE AUBURN!!

What about Auburn - Florida '93 & '94, Auburn - Alabama '93, Auburn - Georgia '96 (1st OT game in SEC, a classic even though UGA won <img border="0" title="" alt="[Mad]" src="mad-flaming.gif" /> ), or Auburn - Georgia '99 (The "Ben Leard Schooling Quincy Carter Game" <img border="0" alt="[laugh]" title="" src="graemlins/laughing.gif" /> )

Oh well, I don't have FSN anyway. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Frown]" src="frown.gif" />

Hey - ESPN takes every chance to show GT get beat or... just not show them.

saw the 84 Maryland-Miami

Miami was up 31-0 at halftime, ...

Marland scored 3 TD's....then Maryland got the ball back(forgot how) and went 81 yards on 2 plays(68 yard TD pass)...with about 10:00 to go in the 4th, off the kickoff, the Miami player fumbled the ball...Maryland recovered it and scored 2 plays later...Maryland got another TD in the 4th and close it out...

Good game...it was a thriller for me just watching it today...don't know about you MD fans

<small>[ July 13, 2002, 07:20 PM: Message edited by: techfan4 ]</small>

I have that game on tape. I was only four when it occured, but i can still remember watching my dad and his buddies going ape sh*t as the second half played out