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Daenerys Stormborn, of House Targaryen, the First of her Name, Queen of Mereen, Queen of the Andals, the Rhoynar and the First Men, Lady Regnant of the Seven Kingdoms, Protector of the Realm, Khaleesi of the Great Grass Sea, Breaker of Chains, and Mother of Dragons might have something to say about that...

Great Council Member #1 Jaime is totally the legit king, his great great great grandparents were Tommens great great great grandparents!!!
Great Council Member #2 For sure, he even paid the iron price by stabbing King Aerys II to death!
/ Mother of Dragons flies in riding on Drogon's back.
MoD: As daughter of King Aerys II Targaryen, I am the true Queen of the Seven Kingdoms. P.S. Name me Queen or you'll all burn.
Great Council Members #1 - #8 Can't beat that logic. All Hail Queen Daenerys!

Tough call (no pun intended), but I would have to say Texas. Like many others I tend to associate F$U with the National Championship more than the actual bowl itself. The Auburn and Michigan games were not as impactful, even if they were more recent.

38

1996-1999

Texas
55
1978-1985
Will never forget as we spent the holiday in Puerto Vallarta. Villa had satellite but had to watch the bottom screen crawl of ESPN to keep up with score because they were broadcasting futbol

Michigan
Old enough
'02-'07

My mind immediately went to FSU, but really, I refer to that as the National Championship Game. The Texas game was too far back, and that Auburn game, I would just rather forget, as it was a fairly forgettable game that suffered from yet another offensive crapfest. The Michigan game though....

IT WAS A GODDAMN CATCH

Michigan
Age 39
1995-2000

Upon closer reflection, the Sugar Bowl against Free Shoes U should've been the first answer to pop up, given that it was my (redshirt) senior year at Tech and I actually attended the game, but in my mind, I always refer to it as the National Championship Game, rather than the Sugar Bowl. I had also completely forgotten that the Sugar Bowl was where we played both Texas and Auburn. I guess it goes to show that the memory does indeed gravitate toward the most recent occurrences first.

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