Most overrated hit ever. Clowney didn't make a great move he was unblocked due to an error on the O-line and he outweighed the UM running back by nearly 100 pounds.
The chief referee @3:35 was a beast on that play. His reaction time to the block, and his insane pace as he sprints into position to get the best view of the finish of the play. He was one of the most athletic people on the field on that play.
Most overrated hit ever. Clowney didn't even make a good move or blast a lineman who was unblocked due to a mistake on the O line. He also outweighed the UM RB but nearly 100 pounds and was a foot taller.
@@xrandy11what’s impressive is how explosive the hit was. For a line man at 266 pounds to get off the line as quick as he did is impressive regardless of missed assignments.
The COMPLETE. ABSOLUTE. BALLS of Chris Petersen to make THOSE playcalls in the Fiesta Bowl. I remember watching it live going, "This is the craziest thing I've ever seen."
Iron bowl kick 6 gives me chills every time, not a fan of either team but that was a real miracle on the field. Especially if you watch the sbnation video about it and realize davis was a backup kick returner that didnt even play that position and aurburn just randomly put him there just for that one play. Gives me goosebumbs all over my body
Jadeveon Clowney's instant-justice hit is my favorite college football play ever. Some guys just have that extra gear they can kick it into if it's called for. And boy, was it ever called for.
We didn’t even know slim until after that hit and play let’s be real not hating and he still gettting contracts n the league but without that play he isn’t number 1 overall just speaking facts
the sheer power and acceleration to jump off the line and get back there as fast as he did and as large as he is absolutely superhuman. It is astonishing
Three of those plays occurred in back-to-back-to-back weeks during the 2015 season. First was the Michigan punter having trouble with the snap, then Georgia Tech returning the blocked field, and finally Miami returning the kick against Duke.
They didn’t block the punt. The punter fumbled it up in the air which was returned. The returner broke his hip in the end zone. That was the only second MSU led in the game
@@lancemanyon7645right 💯💯 and the CRAZY part is .... the ONLY way Michigan loses that game ... is this exact sequence of events. literally the ONLY way.
@@franklinbruce7121 As a Michigan fan I would say the punter effing that up was in about the only way possible for MSU to win. Crazy play and glad those types of things seem to be in rear view mirror
App State's upset of Michigan was the first of its kind. It was the first time an FCS team ever beat a ranked FBS team... it was so impactful that Vegas didn't open a betting line for the game, and the loss took Michigan from #5 to unranked. This was the football version of David vs Goliath.
That hit from Clowney was the most beautiful and satisfying hit I've ever seen in college football. Glad the prior play was shown because that 1st down call was disgustingly outrageous. So fortunate I watched that live.
OF course, no one remembers the aftermath of that Duke-Miami return for a TD. After ten minutes of replay inaction, the on-field officials ruled it a TD. A week later, the ACC office said that the refs erred (primarily in using replay to reverse the "block-in-the-back" penalty, for which replay isn't allowed, but also admitting that a Miami player with the ball was down at one point) and suspended the crew for a game.
It only happened because the refs called a non-existent offside penalty against GA's Tyler Simmons that negated a blocked punt, giving Bama a first down and keeping them alive in regulation time. Google it and you see that the head referee admitted not only that GA was not offside, but also that he himself missed a false start cal against the Bama blocking backs on that play deep in Bama's own territory.
There's like 50 plays I could think to add in here, but also none of these that I would take out and even a few that I had forgotten about!! Great compilation!
~ I was at the Oregon game when Oklahoma recovered the onside kick but the refs gave the ball to Oregon, and then they scored to take a 1 point lead. Then Oklahoma got the ball back and made a big play to get into field goal range with a second to go and Oregon blocked the kick. That was crazy
Most legendary play calling in history from Boise State. Also a top 5 game of all time and an incredible storybook ending. Couldn’t have written it better in Hollywood.
Let’s see some pics of that West Jawja trophy case!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I know, no comparison. If there was ever a Bride’s maid, Aubruuuuun would be the poster bastard child. Too bad Planned Parenthood didn’t exist around the end of the East Alabama Male College tenure.
6:29 block in the back 6:32 highly illegal blindside block 6:40 yet another highly illegal block in the back/blindside. Hilarious this play was upheld. Only for Miami would that happen.
Nope! Most overrated hit ever. It's not like he made a great move or bulled over a lineman, he was unblocked due to an error on the O-line. And Smith, the Michigan RB was 5'7 (at the most) and weighed about 170. Clowney was a foot taller and had almost 100 pounds on him.
I can’t think of a better call than McDonough’s trouble with the snap. The sheer craziness of that play combined with the voice cracks make me laugh every time 😂
Actually, it was broken when the Michigan guy tackled him, but his teammates dog-piling didn't help. There's a "miracle at Michigan" supercut on RUclips that had that play from like 9 different angles that show that the tackle drove his hip into the ground and broke it. It comes up in the search if you look up "trouble with the snap".
Just saw highlights of the OSU PSU game recently and man what a game. Looked like OSU game all day and every team made so many wild mistakes. Crazy fun game.
I made myself literally sick from screaming so much during the S. Caro Mich game. Only thing that would have mad "the hit" better was if Clowney got up with the ball and ran a TD. The last S. Caro drive for a touchdown last play was still beautiful.
Absolutely nothing compares to the Chris Davis return during the 2013 Iron Bowl . 11 years later and I still remember exactly where I was, who I was with, and what I was eating. Was only 9 at the time, even then it still gave me the chills. College football has been my favorite ever since.
I was 34 and remember who I was with, cooking dinner, cant remember what, and had to get closer to the tv to see the replays. I was just like wow and not even an auburn fan.
I don't know how a play gets on this list, but Colorado's miracle at Michigan with Kordell Stewarts 73 yd hail mary on the last play of the game for a touchdown is pretty epic and probably has been viewed quite a bit.
OSU-Miami national championship game OT should be on this list with Craig Krenzal, also the fumblerooskie Miami-Nebraska national championship, and Choke at the Doak (FSU, FLorida).
@@kevinbrezinski2544 actually I was born in 🤢 Xichigan. Don't tell anyone please. So, the news is talking about Matt Weiss today. It appears he hacked into Ohio State's practice footage. I guess the computer crimes he broke are pretty serious. Probably why the FBI has been there for a year. I'm sure he's another lone wolf though. They have a lot of them up there, and they are all cheating independently of each other. Go figure. 😂
Some amazing and historical plays. A few more that came to mind: 1-BC vs Miami, Flutie Hail Mary 2-Nebraska vs Miami, Tommy Frazier wild run 3-ND vs CO, Rocket Ismael return for td to win (heartbreaking called back)
The Kick Six is hands down the best Usually more times than not when Auburn and Bama are both ranked in the top 4 or 5 the winner usually goes to the Natty
"2nd down now. Deep strike. Got the big man. Crabtree! Pulls free! And touchdown Red Raiders with a second to go!" One of the best calls of all time! Loved every second of being at that game!
@CineScope0 Funny. None of the National Championship gear, the trophies, the record books; none of it has an asterisk and it never will. But if saying it does helps you cope, go ahead.
Kick 6 is still the greatest play of all time. Winner goes on to SEC Championship and National Title. Plus it was during the biggest rivalry of all time. Greatest play ever.
Lol the Iron Bowl is NOT a bigger rivalry than UM-OSU or Army-Navy, and that's coming from someone who doesnt support any of those teams. The Kick Six is definitely one of the GOAT plays, but I wouldn't put as the sole GOAT play.
Most of these are teams scoring against Alabama to win close games.... they are only on this list because the team they scored on was Alabama.... No Doug Flutie? or is this an 'internet only' most watched list?
@@stevemiller1345 what is if it’s not Deshaun hitting his receiver in the corner vs Bama When he took the chip? But even that has nothing close to the magnitude of UT vs USC. NOTHING!!
@@akeemalston7506 it and usc is unremarkable. Boise Oklahoma is the best game of all time. Ut and usc isn't even in the same ballpark. Average game at best
5 Alabama plays, only one was for Alabama. The greatest 15 year dynasty of college football, 6 national championships. Greatest college coach ever. And one Alabama positive play. Gawd..
look, I hate Bama but honestly its because most of their games they dominated, hardly any close wins because Bama has been so far ahead of everyone, Its really a testament to the dynasty
AND, i feel like nobody gives that play and Tua the credit they deserve.. true freshman finally coming in for reps in the natty.. looked off the entire defense and then dropped an absolute dime. the best possible pass to be thrown in that situation. and i’m a UF grad.
Michigan getting their back side handed to them on the last play of the game is pure gold …… you left out the Hail Mary pass in the Colorado game in the big house ….. once again Wolverines cryin in their beer 😂😂😂
OU vs Boise State Fiesta Bowl was one of the most extraordinary spectacles in the history of football. Zebransky didn’t make it in the NFL, but EA put him the jacket of NCAA Football for that Bowl performance. Adrian Peterson had a pretty pedestrian day, but he did a little better in the NFL. 😉
The best part about the GT field goal block return TD is that the guy who returned it ran into the end zone with his twin brother. 20 and 17 lance and Lawrence Austin. Also one of them is the guy who knocks his teammate out in 2 TMZ videos lol
You are missing Johnny Rodgers punt return against Oklahoma in 1971. It was the deciding play in the Game of the Century and Sports Illustrated called it the greatest football play in the 20th century.
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Glad they included the play before the Clowney hit, usually you only see "The Hit"
That sequence was worth it.
It is uncanny how that ref, and the whole world, sees an inch plus gap between the ball and the marker and he promptly signals first down.
@@mdhj67 exactly. lol
No it's called, "Ball does not lie"
Most overrated hit ever. Clowney didn't make a great move he was unblocked due to an error on the O-line and he outweighed the UM running back by nearly 100 pounds.
The chief referee @3:35 was a beast on that play. His reaction time to the block, and his insane pace as he sprints into position to get the best view of the finish of the play. He was one of the most athletic people on the field on that play.
go to hell lmao (Buckeye fan)
yup
I didn't notice. I was too busy crying. 😂
💯
Really makes you appreciate him even more when you see the refs from the Michigan game
How does MI get a first down on SC??? Justice was served. I've seen the hit many times, had no clue the ref was so wrong beforehand.
During the game it was so obvious it was crazy. The refs moved the line back
I went to Michigan and kept saying that there is no way that was a 1st down. made no sense how the ref made that call
Most overrated hit ever. Clowney didn't even make a good move or blast a lineman who was unblocked due to a mistake on the O line. He also outweighed the UM RB but nearly 100 pounds and was a foot taller.
@@xrandy11what’s impressive is how explosive the hit was. For a line man at 266 pounds to get off the line as quick as he did is impressive regardless of missed assignments.
@@xrandy11womp womp
That Clowney hit was outstanding. He has the world record for helmet distance after a hit.
Lmao
LOL the Michigan RB was like 5'8 and 170 pounds at the most. Clowney was a foot taller and had nearly 100 pounds on him. Most overrated hit ever!
@@xrandy11 could be one of the most delusional comments in all of comments. Congratulations
I've seen champagne corks that didn't get that kind of distance.
🤓👆
The COMPLETE. ABSOLUTE. BALLS of Chris Petersen to make THOSE playcalls in the Fiesta Bowl. I remember watching it live going, "This is the craziest thing I've ever seen."
One of the greatest endings to a game I've ever seen
You mean "The" greatest ending to a football game I can't think of a better one. That game was insanity.
Best stretch of play calls/coaching decisions arguably of all time.
timestamp?
@@Xooji_around the 5:25 mark
The Boise State/Oklahoma game is inarguably one of the top 5 bowl games in NCAA history.
I'd just say top 5 game.
High scoring
Big plays
Good defense(at times)
Thrilling finish
Back and forth
Upset win
Proposal
And more
It's got it all
That Statue of Liberty was flawless.
Who caught the ball in the stands after the statue of liberty play to win it
Was that the lateral play ? Cuz that BSU was crazy
Aztec fan here and I absolutely have to agree.
Iron bowl kick 6 gives me chills every time, not a fan of either team but that was a real miracle on the field. Especially if you watch the sbnation video about it and realize davis was a backup kick returner that didnt even play that position and aurburn just randomly put him there just for that one play. Gives me goosebumbs all over my body
and the drama with the clock, reviews, and out of bounds beforehand. . . the moment was incredible
W I also met Chris Davis it was so cool and he’s so nice
Jadeveon Clowney's instant-justice hit is my favorite college football play ever.
Some guys just have that extra gear they can kick it into if it's called for. And boy, was it ever called for.
We didn’t even know slim until after that hit and play let’s be real not hating and he still gettting contracts n the league but without that play he isn’t number 1 overall just speaking facts
Also I think if you go back in the game the same player that Clowney destroys speared Clowney earlier in the game and it wasn't called.
@@rodneyhall3991lmao bra he was a #1 recruit stop makin shit up
the sheer power and acceleration to jump off the line and get back there as fast as he did and as large as he is absolutely superhuman. It is astonishing
Three of those plays occurred in back-to-back-to-back weeks during the 2015 season. First was the Michigan punter having trouble with the snap, then Georgia Tech returning the blocked field, and finally Miami returning the kick against Duke.
That Clowney hit was was the perfect example of “the ball don’t lie”
That Michigan fan’s face when state blocked the punt and returned it 🤣
Ah yes, the “Surrender Cobra”
They didn’t block the punt. The punter fumbled it up in the air which was returned. The returner broke his hip in the end zone. That was the only second MSU led in the game
@@lancemanyon7645right 💯💯
and the CRAZY part is .... the ONLY way Michigan loses that game ... is this exact sequence of events. literally the ONLY way.
@@lancemanyon7645the returner breaking his hip in the pile was the CRAZIEST part of the game
@@franklinbruce7121 As a Michigan fan I would say the punter effing that up was in about the only way possible for MSU to win. Crazy play and glad those types of things seem to be in rear view mirror
lol Vince Young and Texas vs. USC video clip looks like it was from the 70s. I remember pre-HD but that wasn't that long ago.
I think it's illegal to watch mid-2000's CFB highlights in >240p
HD existed but it wasn’t prevalent
seeing clips from before hd really shows how great it is to have it.
I remember it like it was yesterday i had just gotten married and had my first kid wasnt that long ago😂 looked like they were using 1980s camera's
Boise State vs OU was the best game I've ever seen! Unbelievable!
That play by Clowney was actually insane. From the hit, to the recovery with his left hand. Might be one of the best defensive plays, EVER.
one of the best hits ever, not one of the best plays ever.
Wow i never knew the context of the Clowney play until today! That’s crazy they gave Michigan the 1st down.
Arguably the Greatest individual sequence in all of sports history
App State's upset of Michigan was the first of its kind. It was the first time an FCS team ever beat a ranked FBS team... it was so impactful that Vegas didn't open a betting line for the game, and the loss took Michigan from #5 to unranked.
This was the football version of David vs Goliath.
the amount of joy and giggles some of these plays gave me, CFB by far, is the best sport on the planet
I would love to know the truth behind that First-down decision by the ref in the S Carolina game. I mean, that was just awfully suspicious. 2:40
It worked out though.
Missing plays: Flutie (BC vs Miami), Bluegrass Miracle (LSU vs Kentucky), Kordell Stewart (Colorado vs Michigan)
Also, how isn't Johnny Rogers punt return from the Game of the Century not on this list.
That hit from Clowney was the most beautiful and satisfying hit I've ever seen in college football. Glad the prior play was shown because that 1st down call was disgustingly outrageous. So fortunate I watched that live.
It took a lot of effort and some wild plays to beat a Nick Saban team at Alabama. I'll miss watching the goat.
Sugar Bowl 2014. OU beat them 45-31 without any trickery.
OF course, no one remembers the aftermath of that Duke-Miami return for a TD. After ten minutes of replay inaction, the on-field officials ruled it a TD. A week later, the ACC office said that the refs erred (primarily in using replay to reverse the "block-in-the-back" penalty, for which replay isn't allowed, but also admitting that a Miami player with the ball was down at one point) and suspended the crew for a game.
I love when bro posts a video that isn't just the acc
Same here
Seriously bruh. It's not that damn serious
Alabama winning the National Championship in Overtime was incredible
It only happened because the refs called a non-existent offside penalty against GA's Tyler Simmons that negated a blocked punt, giving Bama a first down and keeping them alive in regulation time. Google it and you see that the head referee admitted not only that GA was not offside, but also that he himself missed a false start cal against the Bama blocking backs on that play deep in Bama's own territory.
@@WhiskeyBulldawg Weep more
@@WhiskeyBulldawg- go change your tampon.
@@WhiskeyBulldawgAnd the only reason it even went to Overtime is because Bama missed a short field goal. Keep crying. Roll Tide Roll
I’m not a tide fan or Georgia fan but the refs sold that game to bama
There's like 50 plays I could think to add in here, but also none of these that I would take out and even a few that I had forgotten about!! Great compilation!
Georgia Tech blocking the FSU field goal try was amazing.
That Really hurt. Jimbo checked out
guess georgia tech always owns fsu
@@harkritsandhu9711 😂😂, but really it's not funny. They ought to be ashamed!!!
Shit had me crying. It's THAT GOOD.
As a die-hard Oklahoma Sooners fan, us losing to Boise State will forever haunt me
well I'm a michigan fan and there's too many games to count that will haunt me
~ I was at the Oregon game when Oklahoma recovered the onside kick but the refs gave the ball to Oregon, and then they scored to take a 1 point lead. Then Oklahoma got the ball back and made a big play to get into field goal range with a second to go and Oregon blocked the kick. That was crazy
Something very special about that 2007 Boise State Football game at 5.00 min. Wow, Coach Peterson maybe the best of all time!
That list did not disappoint. Good job!
i could watch that fumbled punt by michigan every day for the rest of my life.
this is genuinely one of the craziest plays in sports-history
Who exactly was bro throwing the ball to at 4:40
i was about to comment the same exact thing lol
Don't you find that suspicious? 🤔
He probably had a reciever get pushed out, I've seen that many times, either that or he was trying to throw it out
lol had to let Oklahoma think they had a chance. 😂👍🏻
Most legendary play calling in history from Boise State. Also a top 5 game of all time and an incredible storybook ending. Couldn’t have written it better in Hollywood.
Watching Auburn beat Alabama on that last-ditch field goal never gets old. Crimson Cried.
I feel the same way but with 4th and 31 RTR
@@jesusisking7886 IKR
Let’s see some pics of that West Jawja trophy case!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I know, no comparison. If there was ever a Bride’s maid, Aubruuuuun would be the poster bastard child. Too bad Planned Parenthood didn’t exist around the end of the East Alabama Male College tenure.
War Damn
Saban cried for time so he could kick it. We'll, he got what he wanted. I'm a Buckeye who has always liked Auburn, especially when playing the Tide!
this entire segment gave me chills every play! cant wait for college football in the fal!
really nice video guys i love the hard work that you have put into this it is really starting to pay off. ;)
3:55 may be the most electric punt return I have ever seen 😂
Awesome highlight reel...awesome.
6:29 block in the back
6:32 highly illegal blindside block
6:40 yet another highly illegal block in the back/blindside.
Hilarious this play was upheld. Only for Miami would that happen.
That Kick Six Iron Bowl should have topped the list. That was crazy, SEC fan or not.
yep I remember the entire place I was at was screaming all the way down the field…..
“WE’RE NUMBER 1…WE’RE NUMBER 1..WE’RE NUMBER 1!!!!!”
-FSU
@@outlawindian2737 Then UGA stomped you in the SEC Championship game the next week to avenge that lucky "Prayer at Jerdon Hair" play.
@@WhiskeyBulldawgActually it was mizzou that Auburn played in the SEC championship that year
@@WhiskeyBulldawg no, AU dismantled Mizzou in Atlanta. You're talking about 2017 when AU beat UGA the UGA beat AU in ATL.
What a great video for a Michigan State fan!
Clowney's hit is all-time.
Top 10 play in college history easily imo.
@@MuckNoya iconic.
I mean the guys' helmet went back 5yds in the air off of his head, hahahaha
Nope! Most overrated hit ever. It's not like he made a great move or bulled over a lineman, he was unblocked due to an error on the O-line. And Smith, the Michigan RB was 5'7 (at the most) and weighed about 170. Clowney was a foot taller and had almost 100 pounds on him.
@@xrandy11 All-time great hit
I can’t think of a better call than McDonough’s trouble with the snap. The sheer craziness of that play combined with the voice cracks make me laugh every time 😂
1:10 What on earth was that safety doing on the Crabtree play for Texas tech? My lord. Never noticed that before.
In the Michigan state fumble return Jalen-Watts Jackson hip was broken in the end zone when his team piled on him during celebration
Actually, it was broken when the Michigan guy tackled him, but his teammates dog-piling didn't help. There's a "miracle at Michigan" supercut on RUclips that had that play from like 9 different angles that show that the tackle drove his hip into the ground and broke it. It comes up in the search if you look up "trouble with the snap".
Just saw highlights of the OSU PSU game recently and man what a game. Looked like OSU game all day and every team made so many wild mistakes. Crazy fun game.
Why does the Texas/SC Rose Bowl looks like it was played in the 80s?!😂😂😭damn I was in 7th grade when that happened!
as an MSU fan, I am in complete approval of all of these 🤝
7:09 Why was everybody doing on the field 💀💀💀
I made myself literally sick from screaming so much during the S. Caro Mich game. Only thing that would have mad "the hit" better was if Clowney got up with the ball and ran a TD. The last S. Caro drive for a touchdown last play was still beautiful.
desmond howards return kick for a TD followed by the Heisman pose vs OSU doesnt make the video? Criminal!
Whoever made this clearly doesn't like Michigan very much. It's fine, we're used to it.
Best moments in sports. So iconic
Absolutely nothing compares to the Chris Davis return during the 2013 Iron Bowl . 11 years later and I still remember exactly where I was, who I was with, and what I was eating. Was only 9 at the time, even then it still gave me the chills. College football has been my favorite ever since.
I was 34 and remember who I was with, cooking dinner, cant remember what, and had to get closer to the tv to see the replays. I was just like wow and not even an auburn fan.
I don't know how a play gets on this list, but Colorado's miracle at Michigan with Kordell Stewarts 73 yd hail mary on the last play of the game for a touchdown is pretty epic and probably has been viewed quite a bit.
OSU-Miami national championship game OT should be on this list with Craig Krenzal, also the fumblerooskie Miami-Nebraska national championship, and Choke at the Doak (FSU, FLorida).
Damn all the clips against michigan.
All worth enduring for the national championship
@@justin2173that you had to cheat to get.*
@@Al-Rudigoryou're definitely from Ohio aren't you?
@@kevinbrezinski2544 actually I was born in 🤢 Xichigan. Don't tell anyone please. So, the news is talking about Matt Weiss today. It appears he hacked into Ohio State's practice footage. I guess the computer crimes he broke are pretty serious. Probably why the FBI has been there for a year. I'm sure he's another lone wolf though. They have a lot of them up there, and they are all cheating independently of each other. Go figure. 😂
Somebody's reeeaaaaaal salty
Sheesh. It's hard to believe the App State upset was in 07 and that Clowney hit will never get old. Ridiculous.
Some amazing and historical plays.
A few more that came to mind:
1-BC vs Miami, Flutie Hail Mary
2-Nebraska vs Miami, Tommy Frazier wild run
3-ND vs CO, Rocket Ismael return for td to win (heartbreaking called back)
Great video. Surprised there was no blue grass miracle, or D Byrd with 1 second left
The Kick Six is hands down the best
Usually more times than not when Auburn and Bama are both ranked in the top 4 or 5 the winner usually goes to the Natty
I’m agree As An Auburn Fan
that game was the only time both teams played while ranked in the top 5, always crazy outcomes tho youre right!
2015-2016 seasons were the greatest plays in my opinion
4:28 ref was shook lol
😂😂😂😂😂
"2nd down now. Deep strike. Got the big man. Crabtree! Pulls free! And touchdown Red Raiders with a second to go!" One of the best calls of all time! Loved every second of being at that game!
Best play in cfb history
Theses calls gives me goosebumps real talk especially that call against Florida state vs ga tech and the auburn vs bama
That was the first time I've seen the play before the Clowney hit. I had no idea what had led up to that play.
Most overrated hit ever
I was at that game in Tampa with Clowny. I wasn’t sure who to cheer for as a Buckeye that loves the Big Ten. That hit made me a USC fan.
@ 7:10 WTF was the band doing !!!! Like wtf!!! Speechless 😭😭😭😭
Sean McDonough's Michigan/Michigan St call has to be my favorite of all time. Just greatness.
Needs Flutie TD to Phalen vs Miami
No kidding! I know that's an old play (compared to everything else in this compilation), but even so I was surprised not to see that one in the mix.
Indeed 💯
Michigan was on the losing side of three of those plays...it hurts, man
Can't beleive Desmond Howard Heisman pose td wasn't there. At least we have a natty now. Go blue!
@@vincenthowbert08Natty*. You had to cheat to get it
@CineScope0
Funny. None of the National Championship gear, the trophies, the record books; none of it has an asterisk and it never will.
But if saying it does helps you cope, go ahead.
@Jon.A.Schol**
@@Al-Rudigor I bet you actually think that's clever and original
Kick 6 is still the greatest play of all time. Winner goes on to SEC Championship and National Title. Plus it was during the biggest rivalry of all time. Greatest play ever.
Lol the Iron Bowl is NOT a bigger rivalry than UM-OSU or Army-Navy, and that's coming from someone who doesnt support any of those teams. The Kick Six is definitely one of the GOAT plays, but I wouldn't put as the sole GOAT play.
Is this a joke? Hail Flutie has been watched more than any other play in the history of college football!!!!!!
First one, remember watching this in my bedroom at 10 years
Old and be stoked!
Clowney hit is one of the best “ball don’t lie” moments.
I literally remember all of these plays😂
Dude for app state scooped that ball up so clean lol
7:47 the smirk on the security guard's face. i love it a lot for some reason.
Most of these are teams scoring against Alabama to win close games.... they are only on this list because the team they scored on was Alabama....
No Doug Flutie? or is this an 'internet only' most watched list?
Yeah, the Flutie hail Mary against Miami was epic!
Nah, most were Michigan losing. 😂😂😂
VY is hands down the GREATEST play in CFB history.
"He's going for the corneeerrrrrr...he's got it!"
Not even close
@@stevemiller1345 what is if it’s not Deshaun hitting his receiver in the corner vs Bama
When he took the chip? But even that has nothing close to the magnitude of UT vs USC. NOTHING!!
@@akeemalston7506 it and usc is unremarkable. Boise Oklahoma is the best game of all time. Ut and usc isn't even in the same ballpark. Average game at best
Let’s just forget all of the uncalled penalties on the Miami Duke play
My favorite is when one of the players on the sideline leaving the bench and running onto the field, helmetless, before the TD was even scored
terrible blindside block. also number 1 was clearly down before he threw the ball
5 Alabama plays, only one was for Alabama. The greatest 15 year dynasty of college football, 6 national championships. Greatest college coach ever. And one Alabama positive play. Gawd..
look, I hate Bama but honestly its because most of their games they dominated, hardly any close wins because Bama has been so far ahead of everyone, Its really a testament to the dynasty
AND, i feel like nobody gives that play and Tua the credit they deserve.. true freshman finally coming in for reps in the natty.. looked off the entire defense and then dropped an absolute dime. the best possible pass to be thrown in that situation. and i’m a UF grad.
Ohio st vs miami championship Maurice clarrett Fumble, strip fumble, touchdown sequence. Forgot that clip
funny I forgot that one probably cause the phantom flag at the end.
0:24 chills everytime!
Michigan getting their back side handed to them on the last play of the game is pure gold …… you left out the Hail Mary pass in the Colorado game in the big house ….. once again Wolverines cryin in their beer 😂😂😂
I love that Georgia Tech “ You can’t believe what just happened!”
5:48 The voice crack caught me lackin
As a Michigan fan, there is a lot of PTSD here. Go Blue!
The old school big game ending is just perfect, band on the field and everything
Ummmm… does 8:45 remind anyone of something or is it just me?
Chiefs Super Bowl
The voice crack he had 💀5:47
Ge-!🗣️🔥
The first time a single highlight made a football player go 1st 🤣
2:53 Best defensive play off all time
Clemson's "pick play" made it, but John Metchie's hit on that Florida defender shouldve been there as well.
That GT block on FSU was icing on the cake. That game was so frustrating to watch as a FSU fan.
Whoever put this reel together sure hates FSU and Alabama💯
What a sickening game, that hurt!!! Jimbo checked out😂😂
@@StanleyNewman-bk9bh all the way out. He knew what was up after that atrocity.
Stop saying "all time" when you mean the past 20 years. Hail Flutie has got to be the #1 most viewed play ever.
If not the cal Stanford game with the band on the field
The Vince Young touchdown run gives me chills every time
OU vs Boise State Fiesta Bowl was one of the most extraordinary spectacles in the history of football. Zebransky didn’t make it in the NFL, but EA put him the jacket of NCAA Football for that Bowl performance. Adrian Peterson had a pretty pedestrian day, but he did a little better in the NFL. 😉
The best part about the GT field goal block return TD is that the guy who returned it ran into the end zone with his twin brother. 20 and 17 lance and Lawrence Austin. Also one of them is the guy who knocks his teammate out in 2 TMZ videos lol
Nice job never showing the play in the thumbnail
3:37 was THE best sports moment I got to witness live in my life
You are missing Johnny Rodgers punt return against Oklahoma in 1971. It was the deciding play in the Game of the Century and Sports Illustrated called it the greatest football play in the 20th century.