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Let me know if there are any I should put in part 2. And I know some of these plays are instant classics, but I still think they were pretty unusual ways for a game to end.
Iron bowl if it’s not in this also Nebraska v NW Hail Mary by westerkamp and a backup qb
Great video! If there's a Part 2 it needs LSU trying to spike ball with one second left @ Ole Miss in 2009. Pretty sure the same thing happened in the 2012 Rose Bowl. Also this might not fit your criteria but last year ESPN cut away from Virginia Tech @ Miami thinking the game was over but the refs reviewed and put a second back on the clock but ESPN was showing another game and Miami almost scored a game winning touchdown that nobody saw.
Arizona state vs Michigan st 2019
Miami vs. Duke when Miami won after like 8 laterals on the final play. Don’t remember the year
Kentucky vs Florida 2018
Mizzou-Colorado: worst ever example of referees wanting a team to win a game. Stopping the clock, the 5th down, and the touchdown that didn't happen
“5th down” was hilarious! Where did that come from???
@@plshaq2009 they forgot to switch the marker after 2nd down because someone had a heart attack
That was one game where the NCAA really needed to change who won the game. It was over and the refs literally just gave it to the other team through cheating or incompetence. I honestly can't tell if the refs are paid off or just that bad. With modern tech they could do a much better job than they do..
@@bartfoster1311 I know that as a sports fan, it's easy to believe that there is cheating going on all the time from referees to coaches and to players and sometimes that is the case, but in my opinion, I don't think this game involved any cheating, though it is just a guess. Anytime I hear a fan call someone a cheater, I start thinking about it and try to see who would benefit from cheating. Colorado would end up at 11-1-1 and ended up with a split National Championship when they tied against Georgia Tech and when the "Fifth Down Game" happened, Colorado was ranked 12 in the AP poll. Missouri wasn't ranked, though they were a solid team and had just defeated 21 AP rank Arizona Sate (Was only ranked 25 in Week 2, 23 in Week 3 and 21 in Week 4). Missouri ended finished the season poorly at 4-7 and it's possible that had they defeated (12) Colorado in Week 5, Missouri could have had a better record, though that is just speculation. Point is that this game was more or less insignificant and it wasn't important enough for the referees to blatantly cheat with some awful calls because the 5th down wasn't the only gaff in the game. The refs also stopped the clock at around 8 seconds as there was a pile of players on the ball and they stopped the game clock without any proper reason which ended up being just enough time for Colorado to run another play . Also, the extra 5th down wasn't from the referees on the field, that whole mess was because of the down marker operator, who was a Missouri alumni and had no reason to give Colorado an extra down. The referees on the field just glanced at the down marker and saw that it 4th down and didn't realize that the down marker operator had forgotten to switch the marker from 3rd down to 4th and in the heat and chaos of the game, the refs forgot what down it was. There's even controversy about whether the Colorado QB Charles Johnson even crossed the goal line and there are photographs which show he was short of the goal line. All in all, to me it seems that these was a very poorly refed game laden with mistakes and negligence and some pure bad luck. Afterall during this commotion, a fan in the stadium suffered a heart attack from which he passed away. Whichever the case, it was a crazy game and one that I will remember for a long time.
I think it was just poor reffing, not necessarily a case of the refs wanting one team or another to win. The refs at that time had the ability to stop the clock if a player is being held down and is not allowed to get back up, which is what was happening in that moment. I think they still do have that ability, but you saw it tried by players more often in the late 80's and early 90's as a strategic move whereas you really don't see anyone try it today. That rule was added sometime in that era. As for the extra down, Colorado called its last timeout after running a second down play and the line crew with the down marker failed to correctly flip it to third down. It is all dumb and bad reffing but I don't think there was real malice in it.
1:58 How do you not realize when you've got 18 players plus the equipment manager and the mascot lined up?
Derek Dooley amirite
Missing context. The previous play had the clock still running and LSU trotted out a massive change and then rechanged back. It was a legendary Les Miles goof again except that the ref didn't give Tennessee time to substitute based on the change and ended up getting too many players. If I'm not mistaken, this lead to the substitution rule that forced offenses to wait on defenses if the offense makes substitutions.
I remember watching this game. I watched to punch myself in the nuts repeatedly after the LSU TD.
It’s a new kind of defense that Tennessee was trying :)
☠️☠️☠️☠️
3:05 "AND HE ScOrEs ON THE LAST PLAY OF THE GaMe!" That play gets me everytime 😂😂
"UNBELIEVABLE"
It’s crazy how much MSU has fallen off after that season with the fumbled punt and rain against OSU.
I've seen that on 4 separate lists today and it still brings chills
I went to that game, I’ve never seen a crowd go so silent
That Michigan-Michigan State ending in 2015 is still the craziest thing I've ever seen. I watched it live. I cannot believe to this day that ended up being what happened. It was pretty much entirely the fault of the Michigan punter. All he had to do was fall on the ball after the bad snap and it would have been a turnover on downs. Which likely would have likely led to Michigan still winning the game because Michigan State would have gotten the ball after the turnover on downs on about Michigan's 40-yard line (which is where the fumble took place). If that were the case, there would have only been about 9 seconds left in the game and Michigan State wouldn't have had any remaining timeouts. They likely could have tried for a quick out at that point to a receiver to try to gain a few extra yards (then immediately get out of bounds to stop the clock) for a long field goal attempt to win (as they were down 2 points) or they would have been forced to try a Hail Mary. Instead, because the Michigan punter panicked and tried to pick up the fumble instead of falling on it, the ball got loose, allowing the MSU guy to pick it up and run it into the end zone for the game winning touchdown. Simply an unbelievable, once in a lifetime freak occurrence. I don't think we'll see something like that happen at the end of a game ever again.
Missouri got screwed beyond belief in that 5th down game. Not only was Colorado given an extra play, but the clock was stopped after 4th down (the real 4th down) for no apparent reason.
That use to happen all the time when players were deliberately stalling.
Actually, the clock is supposed to stop after a fourth down because it stops on change of possession, which is the result of a team not scoring or getting a first down on said fourth down play. You meant the clock stopped after THIRD down for no reason, which it did.
Missouri was screwed and Georgia Tech was screw at the end of the season, having to share the national championship
Rutgers vs. Michigan St - Rutgers QB spikes the ball on 4th down to end the game
Just like Colorado spiking the ball on 4th down vs Missouri. Oh wait...
I still can't believe they actually did that. I was watching the game as a Spartan confused as hell thinking I lost count of downs or something
Here's the list for schools that deal with insane endings. 1. Tennessee 2. Nebraska 3. Michigan 4. LSU 5. BYU
7:39 THE BAND IS NOW ON THE FIELD (with voice crack) Never gets old
No one and I mean no one will ever understand why the hell Stanfords band would be on the field
Look the early 80s were a different time, when bands just did whatever they want, when they wanted.
@@andrejg4136 best answer im ever gonna get🤣
In the band's defense, from their view it looked like that ball carrier in that pile of players at the 50 was down.
Cocaine. The answer is cocaine.
7:31 he was down game over.
7:43. The double ax handle from behind to the unsuspecting trombone player in the end zone never gets old after 38 years.
the whole fourth quarter of that game was amazing
Especially when it happens to a member of the Stanford "Marching" "Band"
God the refs in that UW-ASU game were horrible. They literally prevented Wisconsin from snapping the ball. Should've also been delay of game on ASU.
nope
caniac1230 yup
scarletrobin: The refs didn't blow it in that sense. That Wisconsin qb never went down. He literally placed the ball on the ground. That should have been a fumble recovered by ASU.
@@dadestarmysteries255 If you watch a closer replay, his knee was down. Regardless, if an offensive player even simulates taking a knee, they are down [Rule 4, Section 1, Article 3o]. Either way, down with 16 seconds to go; plenty of time for the refs to set the ball.
@@scarletrobin It doesn't matter if the knee touches the ground (which it is well documented he did). He gave himself up. Whistle was blown. Play is dead. Either the clock should stop to get things sorted out, like they do on a measurement, or flag ASU for delay of game. Neither happened.
“The band is on to the field!” Never gets old
Kick six never gets old
DeVrajj Salty
Neither does 17 Natty's
And Alabama not having a kicker
2008 iron bowl never gets old
ethan vandorsten 2019 iron bowl never gets old
People forget that Central Michigan should've never been able to run that play. The game can't end on a defensive penalty, but an offensive one (grounding) still ends the game.
That's what i was thinking. Throwing the flag in that situation is literally pointless.
@@lightyagami3492 I understand that OK State got robbed, but it is a terrible rule that intentional grounding can end a game.
@@nintendo8127 I think the flag should be situational for instance if the team that's down by a touchdown intentionally throws the ball out of play or away from any players that should be flagged. Not the opposite situation though where the offense is just throwing the ball out of bounds to end the game.
@@lightyagami3492 I agree it should be situational, but by the down and penalty instead of the score. In this case it was a loss of down penalty on 4th down, so an untimed down to the other team makes sense. However if this was on 3rd down, then I have no problem advancing the down to 4th and ending the game.
I think it's kind of a dumb rule too, but it's still the rule, and people always show that play without the terrible officiating that led up to it.
The colorado one is the most important because they wouldn't have won the national championship without that
yeah which is kinda why georgia tech also claims it cause they know that ish was phony and they beat nebraska as well in their bowl game
@@quinnschroetlin Maybe hologram Tom Osborne will have Big Red back in shape by 2065
GT the only true champs of 1990
@@jonathanfox676 They're back this year. I haven't said this since 2008 (they were good in 2009/2010)
Thr fix was in on that one. The most incompetent and corrupt refs in college football are in the Big 12. Still true in 2020.
4:36 I was at that Colorado at Mizzou game sitting in the grass by the big M. We were screaming at the refs “IT’S FIFTH DOWN!” I will never forgive the Big 8/12 nor the NCAA for this.
Such is life as a Mizzou fan. 5th Down Flea Kicker 4.8 seconds.
Thomas Cahill Is flea kicker the Nebraska game?
@@TheDizzleHawke Yes, 1997 Nebraska. I was a student there at the time. I was on the field thinking we just knocked off the #1 team in country. But, alas.
Thomas Cahill what a nightmare that was.
@Krombopulous Michael yep. Fuck the Sooners.
Being a die hard LSU fan, my heart sank into the bottom of my stomach when that snap sailed past Jefferson. Tennessee had that game won. But the absolute chaos that happened in my house minutes later will never be rivaled😂
The amount of joy I had for a minute was nothing compared to the devastation I felt a minute later and I was like 10
Say what you will about Les Miles. There was no shortage of crazy endings with that dude as coach
As a Tennessee fan that was so heartbreaking. This one and the North Carolina Music City Bowl I will never forget.
@@lakeway13 bro I was with my best friend in my living room we were like 10 years old at the time and we held them and he goes “pillow fight!!” 🤣🤣☠️🤣 and starts smacking me w it and then they end up calling the penalty and we both got super quiet and as soon as they scored this man burst into tears which made me cry as well 🤣🤣 the pillow fight thing was one of the funniest moments ever though lmao
I remember the Nebraska Michigan game in 2005. I was at a bar when I was ab 10 I didn’t really remember but all my husker faithful where about to burn down the building if he would’ve scored
As a neutral fan I was so mad #89 didn't pitch the ball! He had 2 guys behind him who could have easily scored. Definitely some extra players on the field though
@@scarletrobin yep, one of those guys trailing was Steve Breaston, one of the best return men that year >_
I mean- the refs should’ve thrown a flag and kept the game alive. But whatever
@@drowjackson3512 True, but there were also Michigan coaches and players on the field during the play as well, so...offsetting penalties?
@@drowjackson3512 those refs were…bad. They probably cost Michigan 2 timeouts in the 2nd half with incorrect reviews, and could not spot the ball to save their lives. They were Sun Belt refs doing a P5 game, out of their element. Still, both teams had players on the field and the refs wanted to go home.
Kansas winning is a stranger ending
I’ll never forget that LSU vs Tennessee ending. Never have I personally witnessed more of a wild ending in my life. From fear to disappointment to shock to finally excitement. Felt every kind of emotion during that game
Now think of it as the reverse of that, being a Tennessee fan here.
7:00 I cannot WAIT for stadiums to be that loud again.
11:02 - No untimed down for a penalty is allowed if the enforcement includes a loss of down. Both the on-field crew and the replay officials were suspended 2 games for that error.
Ah yes, the "Kick Six". Still gives me chills. Between that, "Punt Bama Punt", and the weird ending where Bama doinked a FG off the upright, got the 3-and-out and then lost the game because of a special teams penalty on 4th and 4 that gave Auburn a 1st down, Alabama does NOT want their special teams involved against Auburn ever again.
If you do a part 2, you're gonna need that Utah/BYU game where they stormed the field 3 times.
I was at that Texas Tech Nebraska 05 game. I had erased that pain from my memory, lol - 2005 was wild as a Nebraska fan.
Idea: The most memorable moments/games from rivalry games. Like the “piss and miss” from the Egg Bowl this past year.
Don’t remind me of that man 😞
I was at that game lol best night of my life
10:42 The most emotion Mike Leach has ever expressed during a game 😂😂
Rest in peace... he died today.
I remember the wisco-asu game, worst fckn officiating iv ever seen. I was so mad I wanted to give the tv a ride
Not hyperbole when you say worst officiating ever. Bad judgement calls happen in every game. It's a tough job. But at a bare minimum officials must be able to administer the game, especially at its most critical point.
It wasnt even the fact they didnt stop the down for me. Its because it took them over 15 seconds to set the ball up. Horrible horrible job officiating.
Every year one of these oddities happen, im not sure what strange things would happen if there is a season in the fall
The Stanford/Cal game was probably the most famous crazy ending game, that trombone player didn't see that hit coming, if I was in the Stanford band I would've tried to tackle the Cal player.
3:35 just like lewis says on c'mon man: "you dont pick up block kicks, just let it go as a punt . . . you don't pitch the ball."
never forget when the michigan state player got hurt as he hit the ground on that winning fumble TD. then all his teammates dog piled him.
Thank you for getting it right. That Wisconsin-ASU game is the definition of a strange ending. Total screwjob on Wisconsin. They had that game won and the refs took it away from them. Not by a bad call or missed penalty, but actually just took the game away from them.
7:20 is the best of all time. ROLL ON YOU BEARS 🐻
Can you do a compilation of FCS teams being upset by Division 2, Division 3, or NAIA teams?
You should do worst field goal misses
Lol Alabama would be in every clip. “I’m a bama fan too”
Tyler Morris you roasting your own team
With love, yes. Roll Tide
Will the Kick Six be added to the video?
That is upt to Psc highlights
0:55 the funniest call ever lol!! He said "HARPER" 6 times.
It got louder and louder 😂
3:19 The standard by which all "Surrender Cobras" are measured...
Y'know, everytime I've seen the ending of the Central Michigan/Oklahoma State game in other videos, they NEVER show how the OSU QB was flagged for intentional grounding which is how CM got the ball back for their micracle play. Thanks for finally showing it!
The refs (a MAC crew) and replay crew (Big 12 crew) both were suspended after that game, because CMU should have never gotten the ball back. Clock hit 0 after the intentional grounding so the game is over. Game can end even with offensive penalties. They can't end on a defensive penalty
What about the BYU-Washington game in 2008 where an unsportsmanlike conducts penalty on Jake Locker cost Washington the game??
So the refs made y'alls kicker miss the extra point. Wow, the more you know...
That *was* pretty terrible. Doubt it would have saved Tyrone Willingham, but it was an absolutely brutal call that helped send the 08 Huskies to a winless season.
The fact that Kansas won a game qualifies as a strange ending in itself.
Put some respect on Mark Mangino’s name
2016 Auburn vs LSU game should’ve been here and 2019 iron bowl
War damn brother
Yep
Part 2 and 3 have both i think😂
Cal spiking the Stanford band guy is still one of my fondest memories.
You could do "Plays that were never supposed to happen" such as Colorado's Fifth Down or Central Michigan's Hail Mary against Oklahoma State in 2016 Edit: guess I should watch the video before making suggestions 😅
Why shouldn’t the play for cmu happened? Ok state screwed themselves lol
@@cincypunch229 The play should have never happened. The refs were incorrect in awarding CMU an untimed play. "The NCAA playing rules do not allow extension of the period when the penalty includes loss of down, under Rule 3-2-3"
@@cincypunch229 on the play before, OSU threw the ball out of bounds, resulting in intentional grounding on fourth down with no time on the clock. So it should have just been game over
And then IL High School refs screwed the same rule up 4 months later in a state semifinal. Amazed me too.
@@jonathanbarrus2326 it sucked even more because we had seen that play kill our hopes in 2014 when we were in a reverse situation with Florida state
Here's the list for schools that deal with insane endings. 1. Tennessee 2. Nebraska 3. Michigan 4. LSU 5. BYU
3:10, the voice crack tho
Wow... Troy I really lost on a 10 second runoff injury time out. That's harsh.
such a good video-thanks PSC!
I watched that First Responders Bowl with WKU and WMU live last year. It was so bizarre seeing this backwater Group of 5 bowl game have such a crazy ending!
7:40 who would have thought that Jerry Seinfeld was once a sports narrator
Central Michigan vs Western Kentucky Bahamas Bowl finish in 2014 was WILD! Hail Mary and a bunch of laterals to get a TD as rime expires. Coach goes for two and the win and it fails.
Just watching these clips getting pumped for the season to start. Go Dawgs! ♥️🖤
It's really good that you put the year of the clip in there... saw a blindside block on one of the clips thinking there should have been a penalty but it was from before the adoption of that rule.
That *ichigan vs Nebraska game, yes, there were excess Nebby players on the field, but some *ichigan players also came on to the field, so if anything, it would have been offsetting penalties.
If you do a Part IV, I humbly submit the crazy ending to the 1994 Backyard Brawl between WVU and Pitt. To this day, still one of the craziest games I've ever seen. Back and forth, blocked PATs run back for scores, blocked FGs run back for scores, and WVU winning at the end on an unbelievable game winning td pass.
The emotion in the announcer’s voice during the mich-mich st game 3:15 will never get old
I still remember that Michigan vs Michigan State game. I was about to go to bed cause it was over, but I watched the last play and watched Michigan State win. It was crazy
Ahh man kick 6. Saban was so insistent they put another second on the clock. Be careful what you wish for, Nick.
It’s worked out well for him. Not so much for Gussssss.
I am glad you showed the MU game with the 5th down. If I remember right, that was the year that Colorado won the national championship. I think it was the next year that Nebraska beat MU by a downed man kicking the ball to another player for a TD. MU got snakebit twice because of bad officiatng.
That is my life of being an MU fan
It wasn't the next year ... The Colorado game happened in 1990, and the Nebraska game happened in 1997. Still painful to fans, I'm sure, just didn't happen in consecutive years.
I will honestly never forget auburn running it back on the missed field goal against Bama and the crowd going f'n insane. Dude,to have been there omg.....that's like 90,000(87k) fans going f'n nuts. Totally awesome!
I like this channel...I just subscribed. 👍🏿
If yall are like me you've seen these a million times but just a huge football fan and relive the heartbreak games..ima Vols fan so seeing that LSU game again broke my heart
5th Down and the CMU-OKST untimed down after intentional grounding are examples of games where I'd say it's okay for someone to come down from on high and say "no, we overturn the result." Purely because had it been called correct, nothing else was going to happen.
OKST and CMU game used MAC (CMU’s conference) officials and they were promptly suspended for half the season for that awful misapplication of that IG penalty.
you want another strange one: Tenn Mizzou 2014. Tenn kicked an onside kick with 1:52 to go, mizzou prematurely touched it, Tenn recovered, then UT was ruled offside, forced to rekick, recovered again and was flagged for illegal touching. The UT player's feet were at 10 yards, after the ball was kicked it bounced in the air [he had his arms close to his chest but the ball] went through his arms without touching him. He recovered the ball at 10 yards as he fell to the ground. Refs screwed UT
As a Tenn fan, you could honestly make an entire version of this video with nothing but Tenn games
@@GrannySingaporePVP - you could make this video for Oklahoma State with nothing but OU Games and all the referee shinanagins over the last 40 years...
@@wallyscott1310 Don’t want to hear OKST complaints against refs after they were the beneficiaries of the period worst period called period game of all time: OKST v TEXAS 2015
I'll never get tired of watching the Stanford Cal band play
THE BAND IS OUT ON THE FIELD
I’ve seen the Central Michigan game winner multiple times already but this is the first time I’ve seen the play before. Really makes the outcome that much better
I know it's been almost five years, but I really enjoyed the surrender cobra reaction by that Michigan student at 3:20.
I hope he enjoyed his 15 minutes of fame lol
lmfao i live in michigan but im from seattle so im a fan of washington and i got to hear all my friends yell abt it forever while i was care free.
THAT Michigan student is Chris Baldwin.
I don't think people realize how incredible that ODU win is over WKU. That was the second win of the season for ODU, the first being the upset of VA Tech. That team was incredibly talented yet utter garbage. Literally the luckiest win for ODU.
03:26 Entire stadium crowd silenced when visiting team wins last minute 😮
That 05 Nebraska vs Texas Tech game i dont recall. Seems reasonable that Nebraska blew it though haha
Go down, LeKevin!
My entire life I have never witnessed a season where my huskers were a really good team
@@Dylan-lw1xc if you were born after 2001, then you haven't, sadly.
cornfednebraskaneer yep I’m 2003 and we have no memory of what it’s like to more 10 games
I was a Sophomore at UNL that fall, and was in East Stadium. Fall down, LeKevin 😢
I remember the 2005 Michigan Nebraska game like it was yesterday. I couldn’t believe the entire Nebraska bench ran the field before the whistle was blown! Completely insane. I’ll never forget it bc Michigan would’ve had ONE untimed down has the refs thrown the flag!
Look carefully. Players for Michigan also run onto the field. That would've been offsetting penalties and the game over as a result.
@@DukesAPG: Nope. Game wouldn't be over. The down would be replayed on offsetting penalties. Game can't end on a live-ball defensive penalty (Nebraska players coming on the field), even if the offense commits a live-ball penalty themselves.(Michigan players coming on the field)
How about Eckert not being a gump and just lateral the ball to the best open field player in college football that year running right next to him (Breaston)
That central Michigan play at the ending is craziest play ive ever seen in sports period
Nice video, no BS, just the plays!
1982 Bands Killed me now that was funny! 💀😂💀😂
Need to add the Ball State vs Western Michigan game!
2016 LSU at AU, Les Miles's last game at LSU should be on this list
As a Michigan State fan I love 3:06 and remember it well.
Cal-Stanford 1982. I was 10 when it happened and still remember the shock of how that one went.
WOAH HE HAS TROUBLE WITH THE SNAP
Andrew White: AND THE BALL IS FREE
AND THERE'S A FLAG ON THE FIELD FOR ROUGHING THE CENTER! (Let me imagine this timeline where that penalty got called)
Fun fact they are 1-3 since that game and been out scored 107-50 an average margin of 14.25. They are 0-2 at East Lansing since that game and 1-1 in Ann Arbor.
@@dadestarmysteries255 It's picked up by Michigan States, Jaylen Watts Jackson, and he scoOores! On the last play of the gaAme! Unbelievable!
I don't know if Michigan has ever gotten screwed harder than when the Nebraska bench came onto the field and the refs didn't throw the flag.
That central Michigan game was incredible
DO A PART 2 PLEASE!!!
That whole 2013 iron ball was as crazy as that last play. That is one game i will never forget
6:20 Alabama fans when playing Auburn: We got this, we definitely are gonna win this game When they realize its 2013: Oh no
Alternate title "officials keep things interesting"
Aww man... thanks for showing WKU blowing the game
One that should be mentioned was last year's Auburn-LSU game. Auburn was held a lot of the game, yet the only time LSU got called for holding, it actually benefited them, as it allowed LSU to end the game as the clock keeps running. Probably one of those rule changes that needs to be made, because if you are the team who is ahead, there is no downside for you to commit the holding penalty.
The rivalry between Mississippi State and Ole Miss has seen some strange endings. If you do a part 2, I would suggest looking into the Egg Bowls from 2019, 1999, and 1983
Was it the piss unsportsmanlike conduct?
Take a look at the 1/1/1969 Orange Bowl, Penn St. vs. Kansas. Penn St. scores a TD to pull within 1 pt., with time expired. They're allowed the extra pt. try. They decide to go for a 2 pt. conversion, and the win. Kansas stops them, but is called for 12 men on the field. Penn St. gets to try again and scores on a 2 pt. play, for a 1 pt. win, 15-14.
I was at the ODU Vs Western Kentucky game. It was so cold and windy that I was just glad that the game was over and I could go warm up in the student union.
Oh shit I was also at the First Responders game. Ironically we were happy that ended in regulation because we had family commitments with strict start times.
Don't think I'll ever be as hyped up as I was at the end of the 2013 Iron Bowl. I love my inconsistent alma mater.
Auburn has the best of luck at home. I loved it when Bama beat them 49-0 down there. Never gets the coverage, though.
How about Kentucky-Missouri 2018? Kentucky wins on a TD pass on an untimed play after time has elapsed but Mizzou was flagged for PI, and the game can't end on a penalty.
that last one though, jesus christ, one of the best plays ive ever seen in my life
13 defensive players, when 12 is just not enough.
Makes me wonder what the record is for most players on the field in formation for a too-many-players penalty.
3:06 this puts a smile on my face
Awesome video, but a little confused on 5:54. Ruling makes total sense but it looks like Troy has a timeout according to the ESPN scoreboard. Just a mistake by the TV crew?
Yea I’m pretty sure the scoreboard was wrong
The scoreboard was wrong. There was a timeout that Ark State called shortly after Troy called one earlier in the game, and they initially said it was a timeout by Ark State. They shortly after announced the fix, but the Broadcast crew didn’t fix it on the graphic. Needless to save tough way to lose and I hurt for the guy who was injured (legitimate Injury on the depth chart), but it’s the rules sadly.
After that ODU/WKU ending, I'm tempted to shout out 'Harper!' every few seconds while having a normal conversation with someone. 😄
Trouble With The Snap, classic.
On the Aubern field goal run-back, I always notice Alabama's #79 cheap hit on an Aubern player.