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Warning:  this may date some of you, but it's just for fun.  I've shared mine, previously, but I have a couple.
1 - I remember wanting to be Barry Sanders while he was at OKST.  I don't remember watching him, just wanting to be him and telling the girl of our group that was being a cheerleader that their mascot was the Cowboys.
2 - I remember Rocket Ismail's non-game-winning punt return in the '91 Orange Bowl ('90 season).

I have sporadic 1988 and 89 UM memories.

My first memory I have that is more than just a vague recollection of a football game existing is oddly a prime time game where Virginia was ranked #1 in 1990.  I somehow remember that more clearly than the first game I attended, a couple months earlier, Michigan-Maryland

1895, Auburn played Georgia in the park next to where I now live.  I was but a tike, but my dad took me to the game.  That's me, far right, standing.  Auburn won.

2001 Cal in bits and pieces. They were dreadful. I didn't start seeing the bigger picture until later that year when Colorado upset Nebraska and sports radio told me it was a big deal. 

The next year, Kyle Boller got good under Jeff Tedford and I attended a few games. If I lived near home, I wonder if I'd get some tickets for kicks. I do like the full command center experience at home, but maybe. 

When I moved to suburban Columbus Ohio as a 4th grader. Up until that point I had no idea that college football was a thing that anybody cared about. I remember Michigan week quite well. It was absolutely insane, even in a random elementary school on the outskirts of town. It was John Cooper's first season as HC. 1988.

The following year, 5th grade, we had DARE class. Every week they would hand out an OSU Football card to the kids in the class, and boy did we collect the hell out of them. Greg Frey, Bobby Olive, Jeff George, Carlos Snow. I can still remember most of them to this day. The kicker was Pat O'Morrow. I remember that one well because I was absent that week, and it took me a month to find someone who was willing to part with that card. In the meantime, it was my White Whale. They also had a few cards that were just filler; the schedule, Brutus Buckeye, Woody Hayes, etc. 

I really got into it there for a while, but once I hit my surly teens I quit paying attention for the most part. So I sorta missed the Eddie George years. But then when I enrolled at OSU, I was all in. My Freshman year was the 1998 season where they beat everyone except Michigan State. My final year was the 02 National Championship. So it was a great start and finish; book ending the Steve Bellasari nightmare that included a pair of Outback Bowl losses to S Carolina, where my brother was enrolled in the Strom Thurman Law School at the time. So he really enjoyed those two seasons at my expense. 

Do you recall how Penn State was thought of that year?  They finished undefeated and #2, but they may have not been "Penn State" yet, idk.  
Their schedule was crap, though.

'80 cotton bowl.  My Dad taking the ricochet Td pass very badly as Houston beat Nebraska 17-14.  We also have an audio recording of us watching the 79 Sun bowl for some reason, I have no memory of it but that's my voice on the tape.  My Dad had a dictaphone and my older brother loved playing around with it.