Fuck you for complying with unscientific and societally corrosive bullshit because the “authorities” told you you should. Sheep sheep sheep baaaaaaa baaaaaaaaa baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. You’re how nazi germany happens and you’re why it will happen again in your lifetime in your country
I was an Ohio State student and had this game on in the background while I was studying. It wasn't much of a game as it was so lopsided. But it went from background noise to something I'll never, ever forget. Drew Stanton took hit after hit and I expected him to eventually not be able to stand back up. But he didn't seem to understand the concept of "quit". He reminded me of John Elway during the 97 Superbowl. This whole event was absolutely unforgettable.
More like The Largest Comeback In Football History. I graduated HS 4 months ago this year & started college in my hometown when this happened. I saw the whole game & as a Spartan fan, I went crazy. A REAL Fan does not turn off the tv let alone leaves the stadium. Still To This Day... No NFL team or College Football has ever come back after being down 35 points. There has been a couple of NCAAF teams that had (34) but no team ever had 35+ point deficit & cameback to win the game. No team, not even the Bills (31 Oilers)the Colts (32 Chiefs) Not the Jaguars (27 Chargers) and not even the Patriots (25) have ever had this HISTORIC COMEBACK. This is the GREATEST COMEBACK OF ALL TIME.
I was there. My family wanted to leave at halftime because it looked like a blowout. I urged that we stay because I sensed that momentum was swinging to state. They and I were glad that we stayed.
I remember being 14 years old and flipping this game off in disgust down 38-3, only to have my friend text me to turn on the game right as we picked off Bacher with like 3 minutes left and the game tied. I was dumbfounded
Got to see Stanton in hs game without knowing what he would become. College and some pros. Was there to support a buddies son that was on the offense. My buddy had thrown out something about a good qb on team. Oh my word did he short sell. I am not a knowledgeable fan of American football. But, even I could see that the qb was very athletic. Like a better than average running back with a good enough arm to play qb. Yup, the dude made it all the way to NFL for a few cups of coffee and enough money that if he invested like one of my sons does would never have to "work" in his life. So, good for him.
Hey, great game. I really appreciate you finding an alternate source to show the full ending there. I know it's poor quality and looks like it was ripped from a 2006 internet video but to not have any kind of reaction (or a very short one) just isn't fitting of such a great comeback. And we know ESPN Classic cuts the endings to their games so short that there's barely any postgame reaction most of the time.
To make things even crazier, MSU went on to lose 46-21 to Indiana the following week, and John L. Smith was fired as head coach November 1. I’m not saying it’s super duper rare or anything, but not too many coaches get fired in the middle of the season.
I have one question, why is the 2013 timeline thing on the screen, because it shows the time jimmie johsnon won his sixth nascar sprint cup title, and he didn't do that till the year 2013
2006 uniforms and standard def TV makes this feel 30 years old, not 15 years old. As a Spartan fan, it was a great day, glad to re-live it here!
Hats off to Northwestern for practicing COVID regulated attendance in 2006
Fuck you for complying with unscientific and societally corrosive bullshit because the “authorities” told you you should. Sheep sheep sheep baaaaaaa baaaaaaaaa baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. You’re how nazi germany happens and you’re why it will happen again in your lifetime in your country
That was their normal attendance...pandemic or no pandemic.
@@swallowme535 Damn dude let it out.
I was an Ohio State student and had this game on in the background while I was studying. It wasn't much of a game as it was so lopsided. But it went from background noise to something I'll never, ever forget. Drew Stanton took hit after hit and I expected him to eventually not be able to stand back up. But he didn't seem to understand the concept of "quit". He reminded me of John Elway during the 97 Superbowl. This whole event was absolutely unforgettable.
I'm soooo glad that they stretched the video from 4:3 to 16:9. It really makes this a great experience.
YA ERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
@@saldemasi7381 I gave you a "thumbs up" because I know that you were being sarcastic. Kinda like me, when I say how much I like "stretch-o-vision".
Go green!
Lyle Moore Go White!
Grant White go green
Lmao more like go blue!
mgoblue97 coming from the person who had to put 97 at the end of their name lol
@@gogreen1384 go white !
Unfortunately, under John LLLLLLLLL. Smith this was more typical us losing the lead and game. This was his last year and brought Mark Dantonio to MSU.
Drew Stanton what a beaut. I heard he teaches people how to dougie
MSU might just have the most odd college football history ever.
Was at that game. NU never really tried to regroup . It was a total team failure most importantly by the coaches who completely feel apart .
More like The Largest Comeback In Football History. I graduated HS 4 months ago this year & started college in my hometown when this happened. I saw the whole game & as a Spartan fan, I went crazy. A REAL Fan does not turn off the tv let alone leaves the stadium.
Still To This Day...
No NFL team or College Football has ever come back after being down 35 points. There has been a couple of NCAAF teams that had (34) but no team ever had 35+ point deficit & cameback to win the game. No team, not even the Bills (31 Oilers)the Colts (32 Chiefs) Not the Jaguars (27 Chargers) and not even the Patriots (25) have ever had this HISTORIC COMEBACK.
This is the GREATEST COMEBACK OF ALL TIME.
I was there. My family wanted to leave at halftime because it looked like a blowout. I urged that we stay because I sensed that momentum was swinging to state. They and I were glad that we stayed.
@I don't think so This is from a year ago. Still bitter?
that’s embarrassing
I remember being 14 years old and flipping this game off in disgust down 38-3, only to have my friend text me to turn on the game right as we picked off Bacher with like 3 minutes left and the game tied. I was dumbfounded
Got to see Stanton in hs game without knowing what he would become. College and some pros. Was there to support a buddies son that was on the offense. My buddy had thrown out something about a good qb on team. Oh my word did he short sell. I am not a knowledgeable fan of American football. But, even I could see that the qb was very athletic. Like a better than average running back with a good enough arm to play qb. Yup, the dude made it all the way to NFL for a few cups of coffee and enough money that if he invested like one of my sons does would never have to "work" in his life. So, good for him.
This puts the Oilers vs Bills game to shame
Not true
It was same deficit
I mean it was 3 points less
But ok
Maby
How do you even gain the will to win down 38-3 in the third. Your thought should be that a comeback would be impossible!
Down 35 in the 3rd dont forget had basically 1 and a half quarters to do it
Hey, great game. I really appreciate you finding an alternate source to show the full ending there. I know it's poor quality and looks like it was ripped from a 2006 internet video but to not have any kind of reaction (or a very short one) just isn't fitting of such a great comeback. And we know ESPN Classic cuts the endings to their games so short that there's barely any postgame reaction most of the time.
John L Smith became John W Smith for that day
To make things even crazier, MSU went on to lose 46-21 to Indiana the following week, and John L. Smith was fired as head coach November 1. I’m not saying it’s super duper rare or anything, but not too many coaches get fired in the middle of the season.
I watch this game live all the way to the end
A classic Northwestern choke job against Sparty
7:34 QB exposes people
I have one question, why is the 2013 timeline thing on the screen, because it shows the time jimmie johsnon won his sixth nascar sprint cup title, and he didn't do that till the year 2013
I think because it’s on the ESPN classic channel. This was aired in 2013 with the 2013 news on the bottom screen.
Okay, cause I was confused because the title of the video is 2006 game but that was showing
3:25
NFL teams have one silver lining. They ain't ever blowing a lead bigger than 38-3.
@@myname1555 I'm aware of that Colts blunder. I just posted this comment here to see if it ages well or poorly in a few years.
Only here cuz the Colorado game is 35-0 😂