11/9/1974 - Michigan State 16 Ohio State 13
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- Опубликовано: 24 фев 2011
- Original TV broadcast of the last few minutes of the legendary football game won by MSU against #1 Ohio State in 1974 at Spartan Stadium. MSU went ahead on a school record 88 yard touchdown run by Levi Jackson, but OSU marched downfield and was poised to score the go ahead touchdown as the clock wound down. After a long delay, it was ruled that OSU's touchdown play was not snapped prior to the end of the game, so MSU was declared the victor. Chris Schenkel, Duffy Daugherty, Jim Lampley, Dave Diles, and Jim McKay for the broadcast.
NOTE: I do not have any additional footage of this game.
nice crowd control in the early 70s
Duffy Daugherty doing the commentary 🤣😂👌
Anyone catch Woody's forearm shiver to the MSU fan while leaving the field? Instant classic!
Woody Hayes punches thee fan in the face and no one mentions it !! Times have changed.
Hey, Spartanswill75...you can watch Woody throw a left elbow at the Sparty fan immediately after the game ended.
I'll never forget this game. I was 11, a Buckeyes fan and later grad. So painful. Levi Jackson. Can't win them all I guess
My Dad was the Head Linesman (official) in this game (top of screen)
The '72 game was better. The Spartans beat the Buckeyes with a 5th string QB who was a reserve DB named Marc Niessen. He was left-handed. It was Duffy's last year and Woody refused to shake Duffy's hand after,he just sprinted to the locker room. My dad was infuriated!
My first MSU game. I was 13 years old.
I was at this game with my Dad when I was 12 years old. Needless to say the Campus was one big Party after the game was over and later that week my Dad told me Woody Hayes had broke all kinds of chairs in the Visiting locker room afterward.
i saw this game live when i was a kid, i was 10 years old at the time. i love you tube as it brings back great memories.
Game played Nov. 9th. FINALLY, after 37 years, I am able to watch this game. I was at another college football game that afternoon, and only saw the highlights later that day. This is such a classic game, I can't believe that it has never been shown again. My brother was there, and has told me about waiting the 45 minutes in the stands before the official announcement was made. Then the party REALLY began!! Thanks so much for posting this!
That game got me hooked on College Football. 4 touchdown underdogs to an Ohio State team that was averaging 40+ points a game. The drinking age was 18. We all went to Dooleys and the local TV station replayed the game
I remember this game so well! Hard to believe it's been 39 years. Thanks for posting it.
My Mom was at that game. She graduated from State in 1975. Thank you for posting
I was there with guys from my floor at Shaw Hall. Smuggled in a gallon of cider heavily laced with vodka and by the end of the 4th quarter nearly all of us were schnookered up pretty good - but not so much that we didn't realize we'd just beaten Archie
I remember watching this game on ABC. Back then you got one game, maybe two, on TV each week so each one was a big one. The pure elation after Jackson's run represents everything which is surreal about collegiate athletics.
This is and will always be the greatest game I have ever been at. I was in the South End Zone and will never forget Levi Jackson coming straight towards down the sideline towards us. We went berserk. It was for sure a pick on the first OSU play after the kick, btw. But, if they'd have made the right call on that one, we wouldn't have had the finish we did. I remember being on the field after the game, part of that crazy mob, singing and screaming. What a day!
I've been to over 200 college football games, in addition to this one, and seen thousands on TV. This is the most exciting one I have ever seen.
If I could somehow see 10,000 I feel sure that would still be true.
Probably the biggest win in MSU history, too.
Whoa, thanks for posting this. I've seen the famous photo of Levi Jackson running down the sideline, but I'd never seen the video until now. I love the fans after the score. Go Green!