I grew up in Idaho, and Boise State at the time was more like a lower-level college than the sort that you would think would ever get to compete on this stage. It was pretty impressive that they got that far, even if a lot of people didn't think they had a chance, and they showed that they were worth looking at. I'm happy for them. Even if I don't really support the team regularly, I would for a game like this because it's just really nice to see such an underdog come out on top for a change. The college football system needs to be shaken up like this because it's pretty prejudiced and certain directions. And the fact that they so perfectly executed so many trick plays really shows the importance of strategic thinking in this game so that was pretty cool.
Still might be my favorite game I’ve ever watched in real time. I didn’t have a reason to care about either team and I was celebrating like I won the lottery when Boise hit that hook and lateral to tie the game. Pro tip whenever you’re talking about college teams: NEVER leave off things like “State” or “Tech” out of their names. Most states have several teams, and only saying half of the name usually means you’re talking about another team (and frequently they’re rivals).
I met a lady at the airport after the game. She had to tell her story. She was visiting family and they weren't even sports fans. They heard about David vs. Goliath game so they thought they would check it out. By the ending they were jumping and screaming, and immediately wend to Walmart to buy Boise State gear. Unless you were an OU fan, that game was a magical moment that drew you in no matter who you are.
@@A100-ND appreciate it! Hopefully we’ve got our act all the way together before our matchup. We’ve got the talent now, just need to put it on the field. I’m a big fan of Freeman; he’s an easy guy to root for. It looks like he’s already got things humming in South Bend.
For those that don't know, University of Oklahoma (OU) is a traditional powerhouse college football school in a major football conference. Meanwhile, Boise State University was a lightly regarded school in a second-tier conference. BSU had to be perfect that year to even play in the Fiesta Bowl and while OU didn't have a perfect season, they were the bigger, more talented team. From the opening, it was obvious that BSU was motivated to play while OU didn't take their opponent very seriously. To their credit, OU battled back and made a game of it. For BSU to win was a major shocker and put Boise State on the national radar screen as a Giant Killer.
Aa an Australian, your best comparison to this would probably be the Nick Davis game (Sydney-Geelong 2005). The stunning turn of events at the end will probably never be seen again. I'm a Boise State alumnus and lifelong fan, and I'll never forget being at this game as long as I live.
Regarding The interviewer/proposal at the end; the network was just trying to buy time for the trophy presentation and had the interviewer find someone else to interview. When the interviewer found Johnson, he asked if he would do an interview and Johnson told him he would, but he was going to propose to his girlfriend during it. The producers were going to cut away from the interview and were in the interviewers' earpiece indicating that they were going to move on. Since Johnson had not said anything about proposing or done it, the interviewer, not wanting the camera to cut away before he did, said it to make sure that it would be broadcasted live, and the producers didn't cut away. "“I stepped in with the line because my producer didn’t know the story that he said he wanted to propose, and they are yelling in my ear come on you have to wrap, I was thinking in my mind ‘how subtly can I do this?’ I had asked a couple questions, and I was kind of looking at him like, ‘didn’t you say something about a proposal?’”. He probably could have said something like "you told me you had a question for your girlfriend" but I guess he wanted to just say what was going to happen, so the producers didn't leave the interview. They are still married as well.
In 2006, The Fiesta Bowl was one of 4 major Bowl games played yearly + one Extra Bowl at one of those 4 venues, The National Championship game known as the BCS {Bowl Championship Series}. The National Championship featured the # 1 & # 2 teams as determined by the poll system. There were 6 BCS auto qualifier Conferences {ACC, Big East, Big 10, Big XII, SEC, Pac 10}. The Champion of each BCS Conference would receive an auto bid to a BCS Bowl that was a Conference Tie-in. Big 10 Champ vs Pac 10 Champ {Rose Bowl} ACC Champ vs Big East Champ {Orange Bowl} SEC Champ vs At Large Bid {Sugar Bowl} Big XII Champ vs At Large Bid {Fiesta Bowl} The "At Large Bids" were always high ranking teams from the BCS 6 Conferences. Other conferences, known as the Mid Major conferences {today known as the Group of 5 conferences}, would routinely get snubbed for one of the BCS Conference non Champion Teams, or Notre Dame, who is an Independent team without a Conference, but received BCS status and Bowl consideration, if they won at least 9 of their games. Outside of the BCS, in the 2006 post season, there were 27 other Bowl venues. However, none of those paid out nearly the dollar amount that the BCS did. And every Bowl appearance payment went to the conferences to divide up the revenue per program. This was the issue for the Mid Major teams, as they really never got a chance, and every year, more than one team from the same BCS conferences would gain access ... meaning the rich get richer {especially Notre Dame who didn't share the revenue with anyone, being Independent} The difference in Bowl Venue payout would be, $1.2 million for non BCS Bowl vs $17 million per BCS Bowl. To be qualified to participate in a Post Season Bowl, your team needed to finish with at least a .500 record. Even then, most other venues were tied in with Major Conferences. So, to be ensured a chance to a Bowl for a Mid Major, you either had to win your Conference, or finish with 9 to 10 wins. Boise State was the first Breakthrough team to be a Mid Major Conference opponent in a BCS Bowl game. This 2006 Fiesta Bowl was that game, finishing the season undefeated, and winning their Bowl. Ohio State was the consensus # 1 Ranked team in going into the Post Season, being 12-0. Florida was Ranked # 2 in the BCS system, despite having 1 loss, they were 12-1 for the Bowl. The Fiesta Bowl was broadcast before the National Championship. And the media was trying to force the BCS out, so they could get a College Football Playoff. Whenever a team was snubbed from the Mid Majors, they would always use them as a Playoff talking point. In this case, not only did Boise State win the Bowl game, being undefeated gave them a better record than Ohio State's up coming opponent in Florida. So the media had a field day using it all the way up to the National Title game. Florida Head Coach, Urban Meyer, used that as a motivational tool for his team, saying; "Look, the media says you guys don't even belong in the game". It must have worked, too. Because Florida went on to drub Ohio State 41-14. Making the Florida Gators National Champions.
"Boise State was the first Breakthrough team to be a Mid Major Conference opponent in a BCS Bowl game. This 2006 Fiesta Bowl was that game, finishing the season undefeated, and winning their Bowl." Actually that distinction is held by the University of Utah in the 2004 Fiesta Bowl. They beat Pittsburgh 35-7. Utah was from the Mountain West conference.
@@chrishoobs8599 = Yes, I am aware of the 2004 Fiesta Bowl, and, no offense to Utah or their fans, I do not consider that a Break Through, even though they were the first Mid Major to play in a BCS Bowl --- They were paired with Pitt from the Big East. During that season, the Big East was down, considerably from where they had been {for obvious reasons} and the talk was whether or not the Big East should even retain their BCS Conference Status, especially with the 4 way Conference Championship tie in '04 --- Utah wasn't facing as much adversity to receive their BCS bid [save for the mandatory Undefeated record]. And, were actually favored to beat Pitt going into the Bowl. It doesn't take away from what Utah did, as that helped to propel them forward and eventually receive an invitation into the Pac-10 (12). It's just, they were paired against Pitt for the purpose of devaluing the game. It was a slap in the face, by giving them the least desirable opponent. Boise St on the other hand, was still garnering push back from the polls, but earned their spot vs a BCS poster child, Oklahoma. When the BCS selections came out, there was no choice other than to put Boise up against Oklahoma, because the alternative was Louisville, and the Orange Bowl wanted the them as Wake Forest's opponent. The Orange Bowl was tied to the ACC, with a Big East option [including Notre Dame; but the Sugar Bowl got their bid]. So the committee figured the only way to get people to travel would be to get the most local team to face Wake. (easier to get people from Kentucky to travel to Miami, than Idaho). And with the Big XII tie-in to the Fiesta Bowl, they were force to take Boise St ---- Which was a blessing in disguise, as it turned into the best BCS Bowl match up that season.
Bowl games are one off post season games between two teams of a different conference. The 1st was the Rose bowl between the Big10 & PAC12 conference champions . The # has grown to 43 bowl games a yr now . The 6 New yrs day Bowl Games are the premiere games play by the top ranked teams . In addition to bowl games we now have playoff games since 2014 (only 4 teams) But the 2024 season will increase that to 12 playoff teams ! So a very exciting yr coming up. There are 134 teams/9 conf at the top level of Division 1 FBS college football. (Football Bowl Subdivision)
I watched that game on TV when it went down we were cheering for Boise since we live in Idaho. Boise is the capital of Idaho and Fiesta bowl is sponsored by the Fiesta Tostitos chips company, that’s why they call the bowl by the sponsor of whatever bowl they are playing in.
BSU graduate and fan. Watched this with family on a projector in our home and our young kids were getting mad at us because we were screaming and jumping around like mad folk. Best game I've ever seen, college or NFL. Little school in Idaho just made the entire country take notice.
I love this channel.. You really painted a picture that’s hard to put into words.. Any give Saturday in the United States theres 50-100 big football games going on.. We treat it like another Saturday but when you watch it , it’s really like “Spartans” or warriors marching into war
Love this game to death, made the college football world notice Boise state head coach Chris Petersen, who would later leave Boise State for The University of Washington (my favorite school where I have season tickets) and his 2016 season at Washington is one that none of us will ever forget, in particular, their match up against rival Oregon, who had beat Washington the prior 11 matchups. Unfortunately for me, that 2016 game against Oregon was at Oregon and I had to watch it on TV. Coach Petersen would leave retire from coaching following the 2019 season. Washington vs Oregon is one of the most heated rivalries on the west coast, dating back to 1948, and in 2023 The Washington vs Oregon matchup would be their greatest yet, both teams going into the game undefeated, and both in the top 10, the first time ever they would face off as top 10 opponents. It was the greatest game I've ever attended. They would have a rematch in Las Vegas for the conference championship at the end of the season, and I made the trip for that game and watched it from a suite, Probably the 2nd greatest game I've ever attended, and both teams were in the top 5 and the winner would advance to the semi finals for the national championship. I recommend watching both of those games.
The first and only time I have ever heard my grandmother use the "F" word, was on Zebransky's pick-6. That is what this game meant to BSU fans and Idahoans.
Back when Boise state was gold! Great coach great quarterback great wide receiver all good things, I remember watching this on TV and my dad was going nuts!
This quarterback was actually hella inconsistent. It was the next quarterback that broke all those college records and became the most winningest QB in CFB History
You should check out 1974 Notre Dame at USC. Easily the craziest game ever played. There are a few videos of this game on youtube. Two Top 5 teams Winner would go on to win a National Title Maybe the best rivalry in College Football, for sure Top 3 This game defined Momentum, and how deadly it can be for one team.
Please , finally do the most current College Football (CFB) conference alignment video, you say you’re going to watch. So you don’t have to ask if everything that’s an acronym is a conference ….😂
Oh, no.. You finally checked out my team, and it's in a game where they lose in epic fashion. 😒 I would like to see you watch the highlights to the Red River Rivalry game between Oklahoma and Texas last season in 2023. The matchup in 2020 and 2022 were epic as well and worth watching. It's within the top 3 rivalries in all of college football.
This game was between # 9th ranked Boise State (WAC conf champions) vs # 7 ranked Oklahoma (Big12 conf champions . The rankings are everything in college FB. Teams move up or down each week . The "Top 25" teams are printed each week in every paper in American. And are the talk on tv & radio. 134 teams/9 conf at the top level so to be ranked in the top 25 is big. React to "The CRAZIEST College football season of All Time".
I live in Boise and did got to Boise State University. More to come.. hold on. and that was it for the season.. no more games that year.. the big boy teams are usually in the spot light.
I seem to remember this game. My team Texas was in the national championship game that year (great tit for tat that one too) so all other games were a blur. I remember Oklahoma was a tough team that year. So they we definitely the Goliath of this game.
@@hardtackbeans9790 Confuses me too. My Sooners beat Alabama in the 2014 Sugar Bowl, which was a new year's game. But then I'll see posts talking that the 2014 Sugar Bowl game involving Ohio State. 🤦🏽
Bowl games in the BCS era were a bit broken. You didn't have a playoff, so points and a computer determined who was the national champion. There was no other game after this bowl game Also, CFB is College Football lol
Big game Bob was assigned to the Sooners coach because he would always lose big games.. lol. Don’t say his NC, he did nothing after this. Btw, based on his reaction of the last tx during regular time, not sure if he saw the lateral being most rugby players forget football 🏈 diverged from Rugby and has some remnants still around.
Ya if you just ignore 2009 when they went 14-0 and won the Fiesta Bowl and finished #4, their highest end of season ranking in school history. From 2006-2012 Boise went 84-8, but I guess that is Nothing.
@@infamousprime694 Kellen Moore was the starting Quarterback the next year and is the most winningest QB of all CFB History. 50-3. Pretty autistic statement right here
I grew up in Idaho, and Boise State at the time was more like a lower-level college than the sort that you would think would ever get to compete on this stage. It was pretty impressive that they got that far, even if a lot of people didn't think they had a chance, and they showed that they were worth looking at. I'm happy for them. Even if I don't really support the team regularly, I would for a game like this because it's just really nice to see such an underdog come out on top for a change. The college football system needs to be shaken up like this because it's pretty prejudiced and certain directions. And the fact that they so perfectly executed so many trick plays really shows the importance of strategic thinking in this game so that was pretty cool.
One of the best "statue of liberty" trick plays in football history
fiesta means party or festival in spanish...lol.. Boise is Idaho..
Still might be my favorite game I’ve ever watched in real time. I didn’t have a reason to care about either team and I was celebrating like I won the lottery when Boise hit that hook and lateral to tie the game.
Pro tip whenever you’re talking about college teams: NEVER leave off things like “State” or “Tech” out of their names. Most states have several teams, and only saying half of the name usually means you’re talking about another team (and frequently they’re rivals).
Your Canes are on the rise. Looking forward to seeing them the next time they visit ND Stadium, it will be very fun.
I met a lady at the airport after the game. She had to tell her story. She was visiting family and they weren't even sports fans. They heard about David vs. Goliath game so they thought they would check it out. By the ending they were jumping and screaming, and immediately wend to Walmart to buy Boise State gear. Unless you were an OU fan, that game was a magical moment that drew you in no matter who you are.
@@A100-ND appreciate it! Hopefully we’ve got our act all the way together before our matchup. We’ve got the talent now, just need to put it on the field. I’m a big fan of Freeman; he’s an easy guy to root for. It looks like he’s already got things humming in South Bend.
@@titleloanman Great day for the Canes & ND today!
@@A100-ND yes sir! Great start to the season! Hopefully it’s a sign of a future matchup this winter 😉
For those that don't know, University of Oklahoma (OU) is a traditional powerhouse college football school in a major football conference. Meanwhile, Boise State University was a lightly regarded school in a second-tier conference. BSU had to be perfect that year to even play in the Fiesta Bowl and while OU didn't have a perfect season, they were the bigger, more talented team.
From the opening, it was obvious that BSU was motivated to play while OU didn't take their opponent very seriously. To their credit, OU battled back and made a game of it. For BSU to win was a major shocker and put Boise State on the national radar screen as a Giant Killer.
Boomer 🏈
Aa an Australian, your best comparison to this would probably be the Nick Davis game (Sydney-Geelong 2005). The stunning turn of events at the end will probably never be seen again. I'm a Boise State alumnus and lifelong fan, and I'll never forget being at this game as long as I live.
Regarding The interviewer/proposal at the end; the network was just trying to buy time for the trophy presentation and had the interviewer find someone else to interview. When the interviewer found Johnson, he asked if he would do an interview and Johnson told him he would, but he was going to propose to his girlfriend during it. The producers were going to cut away from the interview and were in the interviewers' earpiece indicating that they were going to move on. Since Johnson had not said anything about proposing or done it, the interviewer, not wanting the camera to cut away before he did, said it to make sure that it would be broadcasted live, and the producers didn't cut away. "“I stepped in with the line because my producer didn’t know the story that he said he wanted to propose, and they are yelling in my ear come on you have to wrap, I was thinking in my mind ‘how subtly can I do this?’ I had asked a couple questions, and I was kind of looking at him like, ‘didn’t you say something about a proposal?’”. He probably could have said something like "you told me you had a question for your girlfriend" but I guess he wanted to just say what was going to happen, so the producers didn't leave the interview. They are still married as well.
In 2006, The Fiesta Bowl was one of 4 major Bowl games played yearly + one Extra Bowl at one of
those 4 venues, The National Championship game known as the BCS {Bowl Championship Series}.
The National Championship featured the # 1 & # 2 teams as determined by the poll system. There
were 6 BCS auto qualifier Conferences {ACC, Big East, Big 10, Big XII, SEC, Pac 10}. The Champion
of each BCS Conference would receive an auto bid to a BCS Bowl that was a Conference Tie-in.
Big 10 Champ vs Pac 10 Champ {Rose Bowl}
ACC Champ vs Big East Champ {Orange Bowl}
SEC Champ vs At Large Bid {Sugar Bowl}
Big XII Champ vs At Large Bid {Fiesta Bowl}
The "At Large Bids" were always high ranking teams from the BCS 6 Conferences. Other conferences, known as the Mid Major conferences {today known as the Group of 5 conferences}, would routinely get snubbed for one of the BCS Conference non Champion Teams, or Notre Dame, who is an Independent team without a Conference, but received BCS status and Bowl consideration, if they won at least 9 of their games.
Outside of the BCS, in the 2006 post season, there were 27 other Bowl venues. However, none of those paid out nearly the dollar amount that the BCS did. And every Bowl appearance payment went to the conferences to divide up the revenue per program.
This was the issue for the Mid Major teams, as they really never got a chance, and every year, more than one team from the same BCS conferences would gain access ... meaning the rich get richer {especially Notre Dame who didn't share the revenue with anyone, being Independent}
The difference in Bowl Venue payout would be, $1.2 million for non BCS Bowl vs $17 million per BCS Bowl.
To be qualified to participate in a Post Season Bowl, your team needed to finish with at least a .500 record.
Even then, most other venues were tied in with Major Conferences. So, to be ensured a chance to a Bowl for a Mid Major, you either had to win your Conference, or finish with 9 to 10 wins.
Boise State was the first Breakthrough team to be a Mid Major Conference opponent in a BCS Bowl game. This 2006 Fiesta Bowl was that game, finishing the season undefeated, and winning their Bowl.
Ohio State was the consensus # 1 Ranked team in going into the Post Season, being 12-0.
Florida was Ranked # 2 in the BCS system, despite having 1 loss, they were 12-1 for the Bowl.
The Fiesta Bowl was broadcast before the National Championship. And the media was trying to force the BCS out, so they could get a College Football Playoff. Whenever a team was snubbed from the Mid Majors, they would always use them as a Playoff talking point. In this case, not only did Boise State win the Bowl game, being undefeated gave them a better record than Ohio State's up coming opponent in Florida. So the media had a field day using it all the way up to the National Title game.
Florida Head Coach, Urban Meyer, used that as a motivational tool for his team, saying; "Look, the media says you guys don't even belong in the game".
It must have worked, too. Because Florida went on to drub Ohio State 41-14. Making the Florida Gators National Champions.
"Boise State was the first Breakthrough team to be a Mid Major Conference opponent in a BCS Bowl game. This 2006 Fiesta Bowl was that game, finishing the season undefeated, and winning their Bowl."
Actually that distinction is held by the University of Utah in the 2004 Fiesta Bowl. They beat Pittsburgh 35-7. Utah was from the Mountain West conference.
@@chrishoobs8599 = Yes, I am aware of the 2004 Fiesta Bowl, and, no offense to Utah or their fans, I do not consider that a Break Through, even though they were the first Mid Major to play in a BCS Bowl --- They were paired with Pitt from the Big East. During that season, the Big East was down, considerably from where they had been {for obvious reasons} and the talk was whether or not the Big East should even retain their BCS Conference Status, especially with the 4 way Conference Championship tie in '04 --- Utah wasn't facing as much adversity to receive their BCS bid [save for the mandatory Undefeated record]. And, were actually favored to beat Pitt going into the Bowl.
It doesn't take away from what Utah did, as that helped to propel them forward and eventually receive an invitation into the Pac-10 (12). It's just, they were paired against Pitt for the purpose of devaluing the game. It was a slap in the face, by giving them the least desirable opponent.
Boise St on the other hand, was still garnering push back from the polls, but earned their spot vs a BCS poster child, Oklahoma. When the BCS selections came out, there was no choice other than to put Boise up against Oklahoma, because the alternative was Louisville, and the Orange Bowl wanted the them as Wake Forest's opponent.
The Orange Bowl was tied to the ACC, with a Big East option [including Notre Dame; but the Sugar Bowl got their bid]. So the committee figured the only way to get people to travel would be to get the most local team to face Wake. (easier to get people from Kentucky to travel to Miami, than Idaho).
And with the Big XII tie-in to the Fiesta Bowl, they were force to take Boise St ---- Which was a blessing in disguise, as it turned into the best BCS Bowl match up that season.
Bowl games are one off post season games between two teams of a different conference.
The 1st was the Rose bowl between the Big10 & PAC12 conference champions . The # has grown to 43 bowl games a yr now .
The 6 New yrs day Bowl Games are the premiere games play by the top ranked teams .
In addition to bowl games we now have playoff games since 2014 (only 4 teams) But the 2024 season will increase that to 12 playoff teams ! So a very exciting yr coming up.
There are 134 teams/9 conf at the top level of Division 1 FBS college football. (Football Bowl Subdivision)
Boise was known for their "trick" plays and they used at least 3 in this game and they all worked. Special team to be 13-0 for the year.
The most impressive part of this game was the way the BSU defense contained Adrian “effing” Peterson. Dude was a legend in college.
This game was incredible to watch live
Boise is idaho, yes. And yes, Ian Johnson proposed to his girlfriend on the field. They got married, and they are still married to this day.
I watched that game on TV when it went down we were cheering for Boise since we live in Idaho. Boise is the capital of Idaho and Fiesta bowl is sponsored by the Fiesta Tostitos chips company, that’s why they call the bowl by the sponsor of whatever bowl they are playing in.
The best football game (on any level )I ever seen in my life
this was the year just before I went to BSU. THen I to to enjoy Kellen mo0re. Went to a lot of games them. super fun
They are still happily married to this day
Best college game
BSU graduate and fan. Watched this with family on a projector in our home and our young kids were getting mad at us because we were screaming and jumping around like mad folk. Best game I've ever seen, college or NFL. Little school in Idaho just made the entire country take notice.
CFB means College FootBall
I literally just finished band camp at Boise State today for their marching band and this was recommended to me. 🤪
Good timing
Ian Johnson planned the proposal and then the guy interviewing him totally blew everything by saying he's about to propose.
Bronco proud! Was living in Oklahoma when this game was played, which made it that much more magical!
I love this channel.. You really painted a picture that’s hard to put into words.. Any give Saturday in the United States theres 50-100 big football games going on.. We treat it like another Saturday but when you watch it , it’s really like “Spartans” or warriors marching into war
Love this game to death, made the college football world notice Boise state head coach Chris Petersen, who would later leave Boise State for The University of Washington (my favorite school where I have season tickets) and his 2016 season at Washington is one that none of us will ever forget, in particular, their match up against rival Oregon, who had beat Washington the prior 11 matchups. Unfortunately for me, that 2016 game against Oregon was at Oregon and I had to watch it on TV. Coach Petersen would leave retire from coaching following the 2019 season. Washington vs Oregon is one of the most heated rivalries on the west coast, dating back to 1948, and in 2023 The Washington vs Oregon matchup would be their greatest yet, both teams going into the game undefeated, and both in the top 10, the first time ever they would face off as top 10 opponents. It was the greatest game I've ever attended. They would have a rematch in Las Vegas for the conference championship at the end of the season, and I made the trip for that game and watched it from a suite, Probably the 2nd greatest game I've ever attended, and both teams were in the top 5 and the winner would advance to the semi finals for the national championship. I recommend watching both of those games.
Yes it’s the capitol of Idaho and has a grand total of 236,000 people lol
Fantastic game. I didn't have a dog in this particular hunt, so I just enjoyed watching it.
I remember it well. It was awesome.
The first and only time I have ever heard my grandmother use the "F" word, was on Zebransky's pick-6.
That is what this game meant to BSU fans and Idahoans.
Back when Boise state was gold! Great coach great quarterback great wide receiver all good things, I remember watching this on TV and my dad was going nuts!
This quarterback was actually hella inconsistent. It was the next quarterback that broke all those college records and became the most winningest QB in CFB History
@DJ_Cub I ment Kellen Moore haha but yea you're right!
You should check out 1974 Notre Dame at USC. Easily the craziest game ever played. There are a few videos of this game on youtube.
Two Top 5 teams
Winner would go on to win a National Title
Maybe the best rivalry in College Football, for sure Top 3
This game defined Momentum, and how deadly it can be for one team.
I can't wait until the start of college football. University of Tennessee fan GBO hope to here Rocky Top a lot this year❤❤❤
Lyle you need to check out the 2013 Iron Bowl #1 Alabama vs Auburn. That's a good one the Kick Six game. 😉👍❤️
City went nuts when they won!
I remember watching this live on tv and screaming “OMG, Statue of Liberty “ at the end
Please , finally do the most current College Football (CFB)
conference alignment video, you say you’re going to watch. So you don’t have to ask if everything that’s an acronym is a conference ….😂
Oh, no.. You finally checked out my team, and it's in a game where they lose in epic fashion. 😒
I would like to see you watch the highlights to the Red River Rivalry game between Oklahoma and Texas last season in 2023. The matchup in 2020 and 2022 were epic as well and worth watching. It's within the top 3 rivalries in all of college football.
Boise Idahoan here I was a kid for this game, the city was on fire this night
Review Arkansas Razorback Punt Return Against Tennessee and also review when Alex Collins last minute game winner
This game was between # 9th ranked Boise State (WAC conf champions) vs # 7 ranked Oklahoma (Big12 conf champions .
The rankings are everything in college FB. Teams move up or down each week . The "Top 25" teams are printed each week in every paper in American. And are the talk on tv & radio.
134 teams/9 conf at the top level so to be ranked in the top 25 is big.
React to "The CRAZIEST College football season of All Time".
I live in Boise and did got to Boise State University. More to come.. hold on.
and that was it for the season.. no more games that year.. the big boy teams are usually in the spot light.
Boise State is in Boise, Idaho. He'll of a game
You should watch Nebraska volleyball in memorial Stadium light show do a reaction video to it
As an OU fan this game still gives me nightmares…
Boise State fan says: you're welcome. :)
This is the game that broke the fbs
I seem to remember this game. My team Texas was in the national championship game that year (great tit for tat that one too) so all other games were a blur. I remember Oklahoma was a tough team that year. So they we definitely the Goliath of this game.
Texas/USC was the year prior.
@@56Hancuff Darn new years games. I never know which year they are talking about.
@@hardtackbeans9790 Confuses me too. My Sooners beat Alabama in the 2014 Sugar Bowl, which was a new year's game. But then I'll see posts talking that the 2014 Sugar Bowl game involving Ohio State. 🤦🏽
React to Bama and Auburn 2013, Bama Tennessee 2022 and Georgia Auburn 2013
Bowl games in the BCS era were a bit broken. You didn't have a playoff, so points and a computer determined who was the national champion. There was no other game after this bowl game
Also, CFB is College Football lol
Do College Football Stadium Fly Overs by the Military Planes after the National Anthem
And then bsu tuition quadrupled
They best game ever.. all the 💩 talking they did about bsu being too small 😂 changed everyone's thoughts on small schools.
CFB- Collage Football. Boise got lucky that day.
BOOMER SOONER 4-EVER!!!
Wasn't that the year that Adrian Peterson missed almost the whole season by breaking his collarbone in the first game by showing off in the endzone?
They are still married
Hi Lyle
Big upset.
BOOMER SOONER!!!!!
Big game Bob was assigned to the Sooners coach because he would always lose big games.. lol. Don’t say his NC, he did nothing after this.
Btw, based on his reaction of the last tx during regular time, not sure if he saw the lateral being most rugby players forget football 🏈 diverged from Rugby and has some remnants still around.
No, he wouldn't. Dude won every BCS bowl that there was. And then even went on to win the XFL championship the first full season that they returned. 😌
This game was a fluke and Boise State never did a thing after this.
Ya if you just ignore 2009 when they went 14-0 and won the Fiesta Bowl and finished #4, their highest end of season ranking in school history.
From 2006-2012 Boise went 84-8, but I guess that is Nothing.
You’re probably fun to hang out with
@@WillMuny it definitely is nothing, because this game was their one and only Super Bowl.
Nobody remembers them for anything else.
@@haydenbrown6025 I’m lots of fun, just ask your mom.
@@infamousprime694 Kellen Moore was the starting Quarterback the next year and is the most winningest QB of all CFB History. 50-3. Pretty autistic statement right here
CFB(Collage Foot Ball)or conference bowl as in the game also mad respect to laterals ain’t gotta be selfish between you and the qb 😂
Boise is in Idaho