Heya, figured I should let you know of a random (lowlight) that caught my attention - the opening kickoff of the 1987 Notre Dame vs Michigan State game was received by MSU at the one, and kneeled in the end zone for a safety. Consider including in future compilations. (Also, if you watch on a bit more in the game, a couple minutes later the Notre Dame quarterback gets just absolutely clobbered to a ridiculous degree) Second, I have an idea for a future compilation - best plays that resulted in little gain, or a loss. Think of a quarterback, evading 4 tackles and darting and dodging all the way for a two yard gain; or someone with a spectacular, diving, one handed catch - for a gain of five. Anyway, thanks for the highlights psc :).
#9 caught the football, fumbled, gets up and chases the guy down and strips him, recovers that fumble, and runs for a touchdown. Talk about a hustle play.
Bro can you imagine what's going through that North Texas punt returner's head like "if they realise I didn't call fair catch, I'm about to get killed rn"
This is why this play actually pissed a lot of people off. If the returnman is looking like he's called fair catch, we really want the kicking team to assume he's called fair catch and not hit him because he is almost completely defenseless. Taking advantage of that assumption is shitty and could lead to some poor soul who actually did call fair catch just getting murdered.
@RiverNinja20 Its a stupid fucking play and if it goes wrong the returner is most likely getting hurt. Again, we don't want a guy steamrolling somebody who's not at all prepared because the ref twitched or they didnt hear a whistle while charging downfield at full tilt. It was a classless move and rightfully gets shit on by most people
The UW vs Oregon play with the guy laying down in the endzone is even more rare, because the refs got the call wrong. He laid down after it was kicked, which is perfectly legal
@@andrewcampbell4948 I figured that was the case but of all the clips that’s like the only one that needed sound and it was the only one without it lol
Needing to block two field goal attempts in order to preserve a one point lead over UNI is preventing yourself from losing, but it sure ain't winning lol.
The weirdest college football play was Ohio U playing at Buffalo. Ohio's QB, Tyler Tettleton got a safety called on him for intentional grounding but he threw from his own 4 yard line.
@@thebigepicawesomemikedunca3642 Uh, guys...it's weird because you don't get a safety for throwing the ball away at your 4. You have to be INSIDE the endzone for it to be a safety. Officials completely botched the call and apparently the spot of a penalty isn't reviewable.
@@usa7710 Brainwashed and emotionally invested like most of sleeping masses! Sports is nothing but pure comedy and entertainment just like wrasslin'🤪😜😂😂😂✌🏾.
4:22 Always been curious about that kind of play. There is some sort of benefit to kicking with time left for another play if something were to go wrong. Like if it were a bad snap the holder could throw it away with a couple seconds left, as long as there was no grounding obviously
They probably don’t want to risk trying one more play with 7 seconds left, something happens, and the play takes more than 7 seconds to complete. So they feel better trying to make the field goal, and have enough confidence that a squib kick or the like is enough to prevent the return team to try something that results in a score.
Pitt fumbling the ball on their first 5 possessions and Georgia Tech scoring on every single one of those takeaways was crazy. I've NEVER seen anything as awful as that for a start to a ball game for Pitt
I have seen the "lay down in the end zone" kickoff trick a couple of times. I've never ever seen it called back as "unsportsmanlike." What's some garbage officiating!
Even worse is the 12:58 "second forward pass" of swatting the ball down. What "football move" did that qb make to consider it a catch? if a receiver touched a ball like that, it wouldn't be considered a catch. Garbage call.
If you ever do another one of these, this past season (2021), UGA and Charleston Southern played late in the season. Charleston Southern's only touchdown was scored late in the game when UGA intercepted a pass, got a short return, then had the ball stripped by a receiver who ran it all the way for a TD
@@pschighlights I appreciate the coverage from big to little! I'll revel in this for a bit. Im kinda avoiding your "greatest comeback in every state" video as I know we'll be featured there too, but in not such a friendly light lol
@@pschighlights I also love when you see stuff from the group of 5 conferences and even stuff from FCS like that Monmouth/Sacred Heart clip, that stuff is just as interesting and weird 🤪
To be fair, that's just the Pac-12 🤪 I had a cousin who saw them play Idaho in 2000, apparently at one point there was a 2 point conversion that went on long enough the defense gave up, wouldn't have the first clue about where to find the clip though 😥
So does everyone just forget about that stupid "intent to deceive" flag against Michigan a few years back. Cuz I haven't seen that play in any of these vids and if that's not a rare play idk what is
If you do a part 4 you could include Patrick Nix from Auburn getting sacked for a safety because an LSU fan making a whistle out of a bottle cap. Love this series.
Ideas for part 4: (correct me if they have been included previously) Wisconsin two straight safeties against Minnesota in 2008 - 4th qtr Deanthony Thomas two carries two touchdowns in rose bowl against Wisconsin 2012 - 1st qtr and 3rd qtr Jameis Winston slip fumble and ref also slips (banana peel-like moment) - third quarter Shea Patterson throws a left handed pass against Notre Dame 2019 (Patterson is right handed) - second quarter Two fourth down conversions of 10+ yards on same drive (Clemson vs LSU 2012 chick fil a bowl, 4th quarter) Iowa burns two timeouts on the same play (Iowa vs Minnesota 2008, first quarter) Christian McCaffery scores two non-rushing touchdowns (Stanford vs Iowa 2016 rose bowl, first half-CM is an RB) Denard Robinson fumbles his first snap but still scores (Michigan vs western Michigan 2009 first quarter) No.1 team in rankings lose three straight weeks (2010, Alabama vs South Carolina, Ohio state vs Wisconsin, Oklahoma vs Missouri) MSU 35-point comeback against northwestern (2006) Two players blocking each other (Florida vs Georgia southern 2013, Florida state vs Oregon 2015 CFP at rose bowl) Jordan westerkamp behind the back catch (2016 Nebraska) Shannon brooks deflected TD vs Washington state (2016 holiday bowl) Dalvin cook converts 3rd down and 22 on a running play (Michigan vs Florida state 2016 orange bowl) Michigan kickers miss three FG’s (Michigan vs Wisconsin 2016) Rutgers gets shut out by four teams in one season (2016, vs OSU, MICH, PSU, MSU), and two teams in another season (2019, vs Iowa, MICH)
If you do another one, include the time that Virginia Tech forgot a few of their jerseys and had to borrow some from Georgia Tech 16:10: Also the intentional safety is my favorite play in football
I can't recommened it enough - watch D3 football. There is no balance in a lot of conferences. You will see the wildest games ever. Mount Union went 12 for 13 on scoring drives the other week. Only turned it over once because of the rain and purposely stepped out of bounds at the 1 yd line twice late in the game to take field goals on first down. Final score was 78-19. If they didn't have "sportsmanship" on the field goals, it would've been 86-19. Without the rain turnover, it would've easily been 93-19.
Jackson State mascot -----> Stanford band, you missed the next one in the sequence. Jan 1, 1985, Orange Bowl, Oklahoma vs Washington, the Sooner Schooner.
As an Arkansas fan you should show Joe Adams returning punts or his 92 yard run against Auburn. Just to make up for showing anything from the Chad Morris years. Also the Mallett pass to Hamilton before the half against LSU.
3:04...#9 was so pissed he yelled something probably a cuse word then angrily stripped the ball back....awesome..... is it just me or not?... when the lights went out it appeared as all the lines disappeared?....
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Who’s winning a race:Joe Thomas Sr. or Tyreek Hill 🤔🤔🤔
no doubt Joe Thomas Sr
@@solusxb I should’ve just asked how many seconds he’d win by tbh
Joe Thomas Sr is the fastest man alive
Heya, figured I should let you know of a random (lowlight) that caught my attention - the opening kickoff of the 1987 Notre Dame vs Michigan State game was received by MSU at the one, and kneeled in the end zone for a safety. Consider including in future compilations. (Also, if you watch on a bit more in the game, a couple minutes later the Notre Dame quarterback gets just absolutely clobbered to a ridiculous degree)
Second, I have an idea for a future compilation - best plays that resulted in little gain, or a loss. Think of a quarterback, evading 4 tackles and darting and dodging all the way for a two yard gain; or someone with a spectacular, diving, one handed catch - for a gain of five. Anyway, thanks for the highlights psc :).
@Kai Sims wdym he’s no where to beating Thomas.
For 55 years old that cut was pretty damn clean
🤣🤣 same thing I said. My dad 52 and would've broke every bone trying to make that cut
@@brotherLee340be easy on you pops dode! 😮😄💅
55 year old player you say?
*Tom Brady intensifies*
Tom Brady: Do i sense... a challenge?
8:15 lmao imagine walking out with your trombone only to get obliterated and he was the only one who didn't see him coming
#9 caught the football, fumbled, gets up and chases the guy down and strips him, recovers that fumble, and runs for a touchdown. Talk about a hustle play.
2:29 the announcer singing Journey is certainly a rare moment 😂
Dudes a champ.
How does a team manage to fumble on their first 5 possessions and not recover any of them
Reminds me of 2019 Michigan except they actually recovered half of the fumbles
"Look Ma, no hands!"
its pitt what did you expect
Someone didn't teach them
Even worse is that this all happened in the first 20% of the game.
Bro can you imagine what's going through that North Texas punt returner's head like "if they realise I didn't call fair catch, I'm about to get killed rn"
This is why this play actually pissed a lot of people off. If the returnman is looking like he's called fair catch, we really want the kicking team to assume he's called fair catch and not hit him because he is almost completely defenseless. Taking advantage of that assumption is shitty and could lead to some poor soul who actually did call fair catch just getting murdered.
@RiverNinja20 Its a stupid fucking play and if it goes wrong the returner is most likely getting hurt. Again, we don't want a guy steamrolling somebody who's not at all prepared because the ref twitched or they didnt hear a whistle while charging downfield at full tilt. It was a classless move and rightfully gets shit on by most people
The UW vs Oregon play with the guy laying down in the endzone is even more rare, because the refs got the call wrong. He laid down after it was kicked, which is perfectly legal
Of course you can lay down after the play has started. It’s stunning how ignorant college refs can be and how they lack common sense.
Yeah I was about to say. You can't lay down before the play starts but it's perfectly legal afterwards.
Boise State has done the same trick play and they weren't penalized for it.
Can we get a rule citation?
6-4? That’s Scorigami!
Has to be
Actually it’s not. The first ever CFB game in 1869 was a 6-4 win for Princeton. The rules were very very different but it still finished 6-4.
Honestly that Iowa UNI play was one of the few rules I have actually never seen. Good work PSC!
10:27 wait, how on EARTH did you manage to end up kicking an onside kick AT THE OPPONENTS 20?!
I...I don’t know
3 penalties by charlotte backed up the kickoff.
@@ryanheister6802 ahhh I see
@@andrewcampbell4948 I figured that was the case but of all the clips that’s like the only one that needed sound and it was the only one without it lol
@@kp-ls4kq The original video on RUclips doesn't have sound either. I wanted to see the original broadcast but can't find it.
The fact that GA tech not only recovered all 5 fumbles against Pitt, but also scored on all five ensuing possessions is just crazy 🤯
If there’s a part 4. Get the EMU QB and the syracuse QB getting ejected. Love your vids PSC
PSC Highlights: Most Underrated Highlight Channel
I agree !
Crazy timing on the with the lights going out. As it happens, the 49ers pop up on the left corner of the ticker below.
the call on the play at 8:06 is one of the all time greats. so epic
North Texas commentator at the 13:50 Mark..
He Gone!!!!
Simply priceless
13:30 That's one of my favorites of all time. Just fake everybody out like you fair-caught it...
Needing to block two field goal attempts in order to preserve a one point lead over UNI is preventing yourself from losing, but it sure ain't winning lol.
6-4 might be the most insane final score for football I've ever seen
john bois would be proud
The weirdest college football play was Ohio U playing at Buffalo. Ohio's QB, Tyler Tettleton got a safety called on him for intentional grounding but he threw from his own 4 yard line.
Because the penalty pushes him into his own end zone.
That’s not even weird it happens all the time
@@thebigepicawesomemikedunca3642 Uh, guys...it's weird because you don't get a safety for throwing the ball away at your 4. You have to be INSIDE the endzone for it to be a safety. Officials completely botched the call and apparently the spot of a penalty isn't reviewable.
@@HalianTheProtogen That's not how that works.
@@pronkb000 I stand corrected. :o
"When the lights goes down for the pirates!" 2:29, the mascot gets a penalty, and band on the field between stanford university and california bears 😂
I think 2:29 is Pat McAfee right?
2:20 those guys definitely started getting peewee football feels again. Those late nights in October hit different.
That’s pat macafee
In 1966, Al Buddy scored four touchdowns for Polk High to win the city championship.
The mascot mixing it up is priceless!
THE 55 YEAR OLD AIN’T EVEN THAT BAD TO BE HONEST
Total mockery...sports is a joke.
@@spacestarkid28 dude he was in for one play relax😂
@@KurseSniping FR 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@spacestarkid28 I bet you have 0 jokes in your Joke Folder 📂 that's in your brain 😭
@@usa7710 Brainwashed and emotionally invested like most of sleeping masses! Sports is nothing but pure comedy and entertainment just like wrasslin'🤪😜😂😂😂✌🏾.
BRO thank you so much for making all the clips original and not the same college highlights we’ve seen every year
2019 Central Arkansas-Illinois State opening kickoff. ISU Kicker slipped as he was kicking the ball.
Here’s link ruclips.net/video/Q2nXaK7950Q/видео.html
4:22 Always been curious about that kind of play. There is some sort of benefit to kicking with time left for another play if something were to go wrong. Like if it were a bad snap the holder could throw it away with a couple seconds left, as long as there was no grounding obviously
They probably don’t want to risk trying one more play with 7 seconds left, something happens, and the play takes more than 7 seconds to complete. So they feel better trying to make the field goal, and have enough confidence that a squib kick or the like is enough to prevent the return team to try something that results in a score.
You're exactly right.
I remember watching that ole miss and Alabama game. Probably the best game I’ve ever watched
Wow that last one we most likely will never see that ever again. That game was either really bad football or great defenses to have it end 6-4.
2:23 “And it’s lights out and away they go!” Hit so hard he caused the fuse to short circuit. 😂🤣
“(When the lights go down for the Pirates)”
Love this series
Thanks man! I have had a great time making these videos.
At 14:49 you can see me jump onto the field in the black shirt. TTU vs Texas was one hell of a moment
“And an issue on the fumble exchange!” 😂🤣
Pitt fumbling the ball on their first 5 possessions and Georgia Tech scoring on every single one of those takeaways was crazy. I've NEVER seen anything as awful as that for a start to a ball game for Pitt
I love seeing this comment because we just had Pitt nearly on the other end of this against Syracuse. 😂
When the mascot steps in I died laughing! Wtf
I remember that Utah vs. Colorado game. I laughed so hard.
As a Pitt fan, I needed a trigger warning man haha that GT game was horrific
What did that score end up at
After a pass like that (2:09), I'm sure Brock Purdy is going nowhere 😃
7:53 - Most famous crazy play of all time
Well, that’s the first time I’ve ever seen an official requesting that fans not throw snowballs onto the field!
I always love seeing an O-lineman getting to the house. They usually run out of gas before they get there.
If you do a part 4 you should include the 2016 Texas-Oklahoma St. game where Texas had 3 straight PATs blocked!
1:42 bro was so used to saying fumble at that point that it just slipped out again 😂
Unsportsmanlike on the mascot 😂😭
Omg 🤦🏿♂️ on the mascot
Love this channel!
This dude is the definition of "if i was your age i would be in the league"
Crazy I watched him play . My uncle played at S.C State same time as him 💪🏾
I have seen the "lay down in the end zone" kickoff trick a couple of times. I've never ever seen it called back as "unsportsmanlike." What's some garbage officiating!
Even worse is the 12:58 "second forward pass" of swatting the ball down. What "football move" did that qb make to consider it a catch? if a receiver touched a ball like that, it wouldn't be considered a catch. Garbage call.
@@jtorelli7341 big time!
I think it used to be legal, then a rule was changed or updated to include that deception.
Damn, that Brock Purdy guy must suck.
The California game lol. Band guy got absolutely smacked at the end.
6:06 pay attention to #22. He almost picks up the ball, and then is pissed he didn't score while everybody else around him is celebrating.
A 15 yard penalty called on the mascot, there it is
If you ever do another one of these, this past season (2021), UGA and Charleston Southern played late in the season. Charleston Southern's only touchdown was scored late in the game when UGA intercepted a pass, got a short return, then had the ball stripped by a receiver who ran it all the way for a TD
13:36 A fellow Keegan yessir
Them players would regret tackling a 55 year old.
why
They sure as hell wouldn’t lay a big hit on him not even a legal one.
Nah, going easy on him would be a bigger insult than knocking him silly. He wouldn't want that.
He’s older and has better insurance
Love that the Cougs have gotten some love in the last 2 of these vids!
Yea man I try to show love to all the teams not just the big name schools
@@pschighlights I appreciate the coverage from big to little! I'll revel in this for a bit. Im kinda avoiding your "greatest comeback in every state" video as I know we'll be featured there too, but in not such a friendly light lol
@@pschighlights I also love when you see stuff from the group of 5 conferences and even stuff from FCS like that Monmouth/Sacred Heart clip, that stuff is just as interesting and weird 🤪
To be fair, that's just the Pac-12 🤪
I had a cousin who saw them play Idaho in 2000, apparently at one point there was a 2 point conversion that went on long enough the defense gave up, wouldn't have the first clue about where to find the clip though 😥
The only part I didn't like was the INT against Cal LOL
6 - 4
Now thats a rare score
So does everyone just forget about that stupid "intent to deceive" flag against Michigan a few years back. Cuz I haven't seen that play in any of these vids and if that's not a rare play idk what is
I am a lifelong resident of Michigan. NO! I haven't forgotten.
Hahahaha that mascot though 😂😂😂
Salute thats what you call inspiration 💯
3:09 the coach must've told him it's a D1 scout that's gonna be there today
D1 scout?
I see D1 referees and coaches on the field, at a D1 venue, between D1 teams, one of which has an annual game against a MAC team
As an Arkansas fan, I skipped through a solid 50 seconds of this video
A 6-0 team losing by 34 points is rare in and of itself.
A guy commented this already so I can’t take credit for this but I’m still waiting to see that VT-GT jersey theft game when VT had to wear GT jerseys
I wish joe Thomas senior would’ve broken that off for like 50 yards haha 😂
I wish he did some nasty stiff arm on the way to the end zone.
If you do a part 4 you could include Patrick Nix from Auburn getting sacked for a safety because an LSU fan making a whistle out of a bottle cap. Love this series.
You know that Pittsburgh team that fumbled 5 times in the 1st had to run that whole week after that
Ideas for part 4: (correct me if they have been included previously)
Wisconsin two straight safeties against Minnesota in 2008 - 4th qtr
Deanthony Thomas two carries two touchdowns in rose bowl against Wisconsin 2012 - 1st qtr and 3rd qtr
Jameis Winston slip fumble and ref also slips (banana peel-like moment) - third quarter
Shea Patterson throws a left handed pass against Notre Dame 2019 (Patterson is right handed) - second quarter
Two fourth down conversions of 10+ yards on same drive (Clemson vs LSU 2012 chick fil a bowl, 4th quarter)
Iowa burns two timeouts on the same play (Iowa vs Minnesota 2008, first quarter)
Christian McCaffery scores two non-rushing touchdowns (Stanford vs Iowa 2016 rose bowl, first half-CM is an RB)
Denard Robinson fumbles his first snap but still scores (Michigan vs western Michigan 2009 first quarter)
No.1 team in rankings lose three straight weeks (2010, Alabama vs South Carolina, Ohio state vs Wisconsin, Oklahoma vs Missouri)
MSU 35-point comeback against northwestern (2006)
Two players blocking each other (Florida vs Georgia southern 2013, Florida state vs Oregon 2015 CFP at rose bowl)
Jordan westerkamp behind the back catch (2016 Nebraska)
Shannon brooks deflected TD vs Washington state (2016 holiday bowl)
Dalvin cook converts 3rd down and 22 on a running play (Michigan vs Florida state 2016 orange bowl)
Michigan kickers miss three FG’s (Michigan vs Wisconsin 2016)
Rutgers gets shut out by four teams in one season (2016, vs OSU, MICH, PSU, MSU), and two teams in another season (2019, vs Iowa, MICH)
Wow, you're good. I sense a successful effort here to get pt 4 going.
11:11 Man was so happy he turned into a dolphin for a second.
Man you bringing back a lot of memories of my 10yrs working at SC State University
The band is on the field line is so iconic
You should have when TCU or Texas (Forgot which) took like 15 minutes to kick off the ball correctly this past season.
If you do another one, include the time that Virginia Tech forgot a few of their jerseys and had to borrow some from Georgia Tech
16:10: Also the intentional safety is my favorite play in football
10:16 OK, I had never seen a team kick off from the opposing 20.
13:35 Oh hey its the play that made just about everyone pissed at North Texas for a week. Still the dirtiest shit Ive seen.
When the miss st WBA’s spun around 🤣🤣😂
I was waiting for a snowball to hit the ref that told them not to throw them
I can't recommened it enough - watch D3 football. There is no balance in a lot of conferences. You will see the wildest games ever. Mount Union went 12 for 13 on scoring drives the other week. Only turned it over once because of the rain and purposely stepped out of bounds at the 1 yd line twice late in the game to take field goals on first down. Final score was 78-19. If they didn't have "sportsmanship" on the field goals, it would've been 86-19. Without the rain turnover, it would've easily been 93-19.
Ahh I remember that 2015 ole miss vs Alabama play. Good Times....
Jackson State mascot -----> Stanford band, you missed the next one in the sequence. Jan 1, 1985, Orange Bowl, Oklahoma vs Washington, the Sooner Schooner.
These videos are doing successful for you. I'm happy for you.
Many examples of why we play the game instead of simply going off of stats on a piece of paper - anything can (and sometimes does!) happen.
That corner wasn't slow, he was just waiting for a new health insurance quote.
As an Arkansas fan you should show Joe Adams returning punts or his 92 yard run against Auburn. Just to make up for showing anything from the Chad Morris years. Also the Mallett pass to Hamilton before the half against LSU.
Pitt: "Oops! All Fumbles!"
i've never seen anyone pop a guy so hard his sticker flew off
Man I love college football. Also Florida WR had a foot on the line. No INT.
You should find Scott Dreisbach's double forward pass against Michigan State for this.
That Troy mizzou play makes me sick. That was the first college game I’d even been to, and I missed that play to go to the bathroom lol
Good for him!
0:59...we just going to ignore #28 on Ga Tech's speed??
5:33 Pretty sure I saw that live.
3:48 MRW she asks how big it is and what I think the team on offense on TV should do lmao
The fumble fest was epic!
Imagine having GT defense in that Pitt game😂
Next time somebody asks why I love college football I'm going to show them these 3 videos.
3:04...#9 was so pissed he yelled something probably a cuse word then angrily stripped the ball back....awesome..... is it just me or not?... when the lights went out it appeared as all the lines disappeared?....