"It was the stuff dreams are made of – championship game, bottom of the ninth, two outs, one run down, runner on third – it was the very sort of dream every kid has while playing baseball in the backyard. Only this was real. It was the 1996 College Championship game. And I was at the plate. I swung at the first pitch, and sent it over the fence for the championship-winning hit. Millions of people saw it happen. The game was broadcast on national TV. The replays were shown over and over. I won an Espy because of it. To this day, people still come up to me and say, 'you're the guy who hit the home run.'" - Warren Morris on TheGoal.com