Professional officials/referees etc in all sports have accuracy rates in the 95-99% range. They are almost robotic. People who know nothing about the rules give them shit because they don’t know anything lol but these guys are fucking GOOD.
@@genericjames1781 Sure did considering the after reports of the games that are reviewed by a third party came back to say that they didn’t miss anything egregious lol, comment still stands, what the average person thinks is “bad” is almost always the right call/completely within rule to be called. Might be ticky tack but doesn’t make it against the rules.
He always be that player too, it won’t matter what he has done or what he does or did after because unfortunately he will always be remembered as the guy who dropped the ball before the end zone because of celebrating 🤦♂️ I’m a duck fan and I’ll admit i feel bad for that dude
@@SunnyKlein-vr7eh He got a couple of Punt Return TD's in the NFL but only six receptions. But at least he has SOME decent NFL memories from those scores.
Whenever I'm feeling down, I sometimes watch this to remind myself that life can always get worse and it makes me feel optimistic. If I need to be cheered up I'll watch the rematch at Autzen stadium, 62-13 by the early 4th quarter is awesome to relive.
I just learned about this play via Reddit and that was so wonderful to see. A reminder to every football player that you need to be in the damn end zone before you celebrate or drop the ball.
The ruling on the field was that Utah fumbled the ball short of the goal line and Oregon recovered it and returned it for a touchdown. The ruling was confirmed. That makes plenty of sense to me!
@@TheClarkfather But when the refs mic cut out, and you couldn't hear the rest of what he said before the review, as a person in the crowd, you have no idea what's going on. As a person watching the broadcast, of course you know what's going on, but I think OP was talking about for those at that game.
These "dropped the ball right before the end zone" plays have happened a number of times but this is the only one I've seen that resulted in a touchdown for the defense. That's REALLY bad.
I love how slow the announcers are. "Well he had 75 yards passing last week--" while the dudes in yellow are sprinting down the field like Bane just showed up.
As I see nobody mentioning it, the guy who scored the touchdown is Joe Walker, a linebacker that got drafted for the 2016 Philadelphia Eagles, and went on to win Super Bowl LII. Right now (November 2023) he's a free agent. Still, good that he got a ring as a rookie.
I remember watching that game. My stepmom is a cougars fan and hates the ducks. When Utah thought they scored she laughed in my face in a very mockingly obnoxious way and as soon as a Oregon started turning around in the other direction, it felt good to give the same treatment back!! 😎 stay classy
@@815scorpius7 Oregon 51- Utah 27 and the winners ended up being Rose Bowl champion, Pac-12 champion and Pac-12 North Division champion. Utah ended up being 5th in the 6-team Pac-12 South Division.
That's actually a great question!! 😆 It may very well be! At the very least it's gotta be up there. There are probably some very long INT/fumble returns for TDs and maybe some bizarre plays with multiple fumbles or something that might challenge it maybe. But man... 178 yards on one play is impressive and gonna be tough to beat 😄
planck10-43 actually, during reverse mechanics, the side judge is now trailing the play and will obtain the spot up to the 2 yard line. The head linesman called the touchdown on the other end.
You can hear them starting at about 2:16 in the background. It lasts only about 15 or 20 seconds in the video because the video covers the review, and doesn't cover the... unpleasant and unsportsmanlike aftermath.@@DallanRichey
Utah would have been up 14-0, and instead it became 7 all and Oregon would go on to win. This was the year Oregon got all the way to the championship in the first year of the playoff system. They would not have made it if they lost this game.
@@DDub04 I COMPLETELY disagree with your “logic.” UTAH lost 2 IMMENSELY important things on that ONE PLAY: 1. MOMENTUM: The momentum RADIATES to the entire team: Defense, Offense & Special Teams. If you have THE MOMENTUM, the Final Score is COMPLETELY DIFFERENT. The Momentum SWUNG 100% in Oregon’s Favor. 2. PSYCHOLOGICALLY: Having a 2 TOUCHDOWN LEAD, especially for the underdog Utah Team, is IMMENSELY IMPORTANT, and makes everyone FEEL GOOD & PLAY BETTER & HAVE THE CROWD BEHIND YOU.
I’m wondering how the first Oregon player who picked up the fumble knew what was going on lol he was like hold on something ain’t right, like he was hesitating to pick up the ball
My favorite part is the one line Utah player trying his best to tackle the Oregon linebacker who has 78 of his teammates surrounding him as he runs down field. Like, points for effort but it was futile.
It’s 2023, I bet even after 4 years in the NFL this dude still wakes up at night and feels like shit. 😂 His entire legacy and career take a back seat to this moment, this is what he’ll be remembered for.
That's what you get when you're more worried about showboating than playing the game. If I was the coach, his ass would have been kicked off the team right there!
This almost reminds me of the return touchdown Bailey had for the rams when the teams thought that the ball was dead after the punt, and everyone left the field without noticing that the kicking team hadn't touched it yet. So he ran it for a score
Our coach taught us not to celebrate or do anything. If were not handing the ball to a ref or a teammate then were holding onto it. You wait til after the game to celebrate.
@@Lava1964 if I had played football, my TD celebration would be spiking the ball then doing a Tebow. Narcissists drive me crazy. I may have had a to big ego in the past, but I knew everything wasn't about me.
I remember when this happened, i wasn't wearing my Oregon duck shirt the entire game then once the utah reciever was clear i got upset and walked away from my tv to go into my room and change into my ducks shirt, it wasn't until 3:05 that i came back to figure out what was being reviewed, i was like "OMG I should have been wearing this the entire game lol"
People who can’t run this fast while having an adrenaline rush like the guy was having don’t understand. In his head, he’s already through the end zone, that’s the adrenaline. He wasn’t trying to show off or anything, just him mind working faster than his body
fuck man, I'd hate to be that WR in that moment. Your team, the fans, half the country watching on TV, the rest of the country finding out on ESPN. My God! Makes me think about those Southwest Airlines commercials "wanna get away somewhere?"
Just wondering here, isn't there a rule that if a person goes out of bounds, he cannot be the first person to touch the football? If it is a rule, it might an NFL only rule.
Terrible camera work, worse announcing. Those clowns in the booth always criticize players for celebrating early, but they are guilty of calling TOUCHDOWN early. Took them forever to notice the caravan of Oregon players running the other way. As a matter of fact, the first shot of the fumble return was actually a replay….!!!!’
Should have been an illegal touching call, the person who recovered the ball first was just out of bounds, If you're out of bounds you can't be the first person to possess the ball
What a crazy year. Ohio State loses Braxton Miller early on, but JT Barrett keeps them in playoff contention until he goes down at the END of the regular season. Third string QB Cardale Jones wins his first 3 games, all of which are elimination games, first the Big 10 championship game to get then into the playoffs, then the Sugar Bowl against ALABAMA to get then to the CFB finals, and finally beating the Ducks led by newly minted Heisman dinner Marcus Mariota. Meanwhile Mariota, while missing out on perhaps the greatest individual season in college football history on account of his team losing in the finals, did manage to hand Jameis Winston his only loss as a college player by blowing out Florida State in the semi final game. And then the very next game they both played was against each on NFL opening day after the two of them were selected 1 and 2 in the draft, when Mariota and the Titans blew out Winston and the Bucs.
One of my biggest pet-peeves at football games, the crowd chanting “bullsh*t* when the replay couldn’t be more obvious. I don’t care if that was my only child who fumbled that ball, I watch that play and I shut up. Learn how football works.
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The officiating crew deserves a lot of credit for getting it right in real time.
Professional officials/referees etc in all sports have accuracy rates in the 95-99% range. They are almost robotic. People who know nothing about the rules give them shit because they don’t know anything lol but these guys are fucking GOOD.
kinda racist tho.
@@carryeveryday910this aged well after the jets and chiefs game 😂🤣🤣
@@genericjames1781 Sure did considering the after reports of the games that are reviewed by a third party came back to say that they didn’t miss anything egregious lol, comment still stands, what the average person thinks is “bad” is almost always the right call/completely within rule to be called. Might be ticky tack but doesn’t make it against the rules.
A very rare example of good Pac-12 officiating.
This guy is never going to live this down, in 50 years he’s going to be lying in bed at night remembering this play
He always be that player too, it won’t matter what he has done or what he does or did after because unfortunately he will always be remembered as the guy who dropped the ball before the end zone because of celebrating 🤦♂️ I’m a duck fan and I’ll admit i feel bad for that dude
Desean Jackson got over it
Don't worry, in 50 years he won't remember anything
@@SunnyKlein-vr7eh He got a couple of Punt Return TD's in the NFL but only six receptions. But at least he has SOME decent NFL memories from those scores.
The one thing Clay has going for him is, he can take solace in the fact that he isn't the only one to do this.
Whenever I'm feeling down, I watch this.
I'm guessing you're a Ducks fan, huh? Well, that makes two of us.
Agreed. The best part being that the Utah crowd thinks they scored at the end of the video.
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I’m a BYU fan and it is the best moment of my life
Whenever I'm feeling down, I sometimes watch this to remind myself that life can always get worse and it makes me feel optimistic. If I need to be cheered up I'll watch the rematch at Autzen stadium, 62-13 by the early 4th quarter is awesome to relive.
I just learned about this play via Reddit and that was so wonderful to see. A reminder to every football player that you need to be in the damn end zone before you celebrate or drop the ball.
Shit, I forgot. Thanks, buddy!
@@justaguy3256 Lmao right? Dudes like up in arms over here
One of the only times in all of college football history when the ref saying "The ruling is confirmed....touchdown" is not nearly specific enough.
R/woooosh
@@broncogray1483 how is it a woosh? It wasnt a joke that went over his head, it was a joke he dismantled because it was horrible
The ruling on the field was that Utah fumbled the ball short of the goal line and Oregon recovered it and returned it for a touchdown. The ruling was confirmed. That makes plenty of sense to me!
@@TheClarkfather But when the refs mic cut out, and you couldn't hear the rest of what he said before the review, as a person in the crowd, you have no idea what's going on. As a person watching the broadcast, of course you know what's going on, but I think OP was talking about for those at that game.
How do you delete someone else’s comment?
LOL @ the crowd reaction at the end
ref: "after further review, the ruling on the field is confirmed: touchdown"
crowd: "YEAA-ohhhhhh"
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Idiot Utah fans
0:36 I love the ref's face. He can hardly believe it himself.
The classic WTF face!
Watching this NEVER gets old. 🤣🤣🤣
These "dropped the ball right before the end zone" plays have happened a number of times but this is the only one I've seen that resulted in a touchdown for the defense. That's REALLY bad.
I love how slow the announcers are. "Well he had 75 yards passing last week--" while the dudes in yellow are sprinting down the field like Bane just showed up.
I love how you can't even get the quote right. *Well he had 57 yards passing last week*
AtrHoliday Oh my god!!!!
I mean that play doesn't happen very often. I think they were confused as to how Clay didn't get a touchdown and well.... you know the rest
Also look at when Clay drops the ball: you can't see anything because it takes place behind the head of a fan.
@@pronkb000 took 3 years for someone to point out you’re right
As I see nobody mentioning it, the guy who scored the touchdown is Joe Walker, a linebacker that got drafted for the 2016 Philadelphia Eagles, and went on to win Super Bowl LII. Right now (November 2023) he's a free agent. Still, good that he got a ring as a rookie.
I remember watching that game. My stepmom is a cougars fan and hates the ducks. When Utah thought they scored she laughed in my face in a very mockingly obnoxious way and as soon as a Oregon started turning around in the other direction, it felt good to give the same treatment back!! 😎 stay classy
The cougars are BYU. BYU and Utah are huge rivals. Assuming she's a Utah fan not a BYU fan?
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I was in the stands about 10 rows up from the Utah goalline. The ball was sitting there for 8 seconds before anyone did anything. Amazing. Go Ducks!
Who wound up winning?
@@815scorpius7 Oregon. Utah just fell apart after this play. Don't remember the score.
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Oregon 51- Utah 27 and the winners ended up being Rose Bowl champion, Pac-12 champion and Pac-12 North Division champion.
Utah ended up being 5th in the 6-team Pac-12 South Division.
I wonder if the 178 total yards the ball traveled (I mean stat yardage, not linear yardage) is a record for one play.
That's actually a great question!! 😆 It may very well be! At the very least it's gotta be up there. There are probably some very long INT/fumble returns for TDs and maybe some bizarre plays with multiple fumbles or something that might challenge it maybe. But man... 178 yards on one play is impressive and gonna be tough to beat 😄
One of my favorite plays ever as an Oregon fan. This game was literally over after this play lol the commentary is hilarious
Loved the Ute fans chanting "bullshit" like they didn't know you have to have the football BEFORE you cross the goal line. 😂
Love how the crowd cheered when the red said touchdown. As if they thought it was a touchdown for Utah….
what i like the most is the side judge out ran everyone the other way...
planck10-43 actually, during reverse mechanics, the side judge is now trailing the play and will obtain the spot up to the 2 yard line. The head linesman called the touchdown on the other end.
Dude just couldn't wait to be in the spotlight and make it all about him ... he succeeded.
Never seen a white guy drop a ball before the endzone.... Ever
Utah fans chanting "Bullshit"....
But according to the rules, you have to ACTUALLY SCORE A TOUCHDOWN FOR IT TO COUNT.
Dang! Where in the video did they chant that???
You can hear them starting at about 2:16 in the background. It lasts only about 15 or 20 seconds in the video because the video covers the review, and doesn't cover the... unpleasant and unsportsmanlike aftermath.@@DallanRichey
That's the second-loudest manure chant I've ever heard
Utah would have been up 14-0, and instead it became 7 all and Oregon would go on to win. This was the year Oregon got all the way to the championship in the first year of the playoff system. They would not have made it if they lost this game.
Thats amazing
I agree but also the final score was 51-27.
So it would’ve been 44-34 which would still not have been close.
@@DDub04
I COMPLETELY disagree with your “logic.”
UTAH lost 2 IMMENSELY important things on that ONE PLAY:
1. MOMENTUM: The momentum RADIATES to the entire team: Defense, Offense & Special Teams. If you have THE MOMENTUM, the Final Score is COMPLETELY DIFFERENT. The Momentum SWUNG 100% in Oregon’s Favor.
2. PSYCHOLOGICALLY: Having a 2 TOUCHDOWN LEAD, especially for the underdog Utah Team, is IMMENSELY IMPORTANT, and makes everyone FEEL GOOD & PLAY BETTER & HAVE THE CROWD BEHIND YOU.
@@wildmercuryfilms ok
@@DDub04nah bro. You don’t understand how much momentum and morale can affect a game.
This crushed Utah’s momentum AND morale
This play completely changed the momentum of the game and IMO turned what was probably going to be a Utah blowout into a Oregon win.
The Desean Jackson of college
desean jackson did shit like this in college
Desean Jackson did it in high school. Look up the video. He tried doing a weird flip into the end zone and dropped the ball.
They both went to long beach poly tech HS
No, no, just DeSean Jackson. He did this in college too. Twice.
I’m wondering how the first Oregon player who picked up the fumble knew what was going on lol he was like hold on something ain’t right, like he was hesitating to pick up the ball
My favorite part is the one line Utah player trying his best to tackle the Oregon linebacker who has 78 of his teammates surrounding him as he runs down field. Like, points for effort but it was futile.
that guy knew their next film session after this game was going to be absolute hell lol
I love at the end when the ref announces touchdown for Oregon the crowd cheers lmao
It’s 2023, I bet even after 4 years in the NFL this dude still wakes up at night and feels like shit. 😂 His entire legacy and career take a back seat to this moment, this is what he’ll be remembered for.
Some folks say, the little man from Utah is still running laps to this very day
Apparently Washington didn’t see this game.
That's what you get when you're more worried about showboating than playing the game. If I was the coach, his ass would have been kicked off the team right there!
"Nah, more like chewed out. I've been chewed out before."
@@stonemedia8901ingloriously chewed out😂
This almost reminds me of the return touchdown Bailey had for the rams when the teams thought that the ball was dead after the punt, and everyone left the field without noticing that the kicking team hadn't touched it yet. So he ran it for a score
#DKMetcalf #TrevonDiggs.
Bravo to that Side Judge. Didn’t miss a beat.
At 0:46, the referees are standing next to each other in such a way that their shirts read "B.S."
Hermanus Lemmer At the 2018 Oregon Spring game refs were walking and it was “F U”
Actually is was B. R.... Brah!
@@erichughes6119 nah ur looking at 2:30
This will forever be the funniest moment I've ever seen
Great espn announcers. Not noticing anything until Oregon had crossed the goal line.
Why do players keep doing that? Can you not take 1 more step first?
Our coach taught us not to celebrate or do anything. If were not handing the ball to a ref or a teammate then were holding onto it. You wait til after the game to celebrate.
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It's narcissism, plain and simple. The people who do this are more interested in celebrating than making the touchdown count.
@@Lava1964 if I had played football, my TD celebration would be spiking the ball then doing a Tebow. Narcissists drive me crazy. I may have had a to big ego in the past, but I knew everything wasn't about me.
"Wait a minute..."
I remember when this happened, i wasn't wearing my Oregon duck shirt the entire game then once the utah reciever was clear i got upset and walked away from my tv to go into my room and change into my ducks shirt, it wasn't until 3:05 that i came back to figure out what was being reviewed, i was like "OMG I should have been wearing this the entire game lol"
@Cody Tesch: Are you still wearing your Ducks shirt ? 🤔
@@aldixon1977 i still own it, i have more like the one i wore at the 2014 Rose Bowl when i went there to go watch the game
@Cody Tesch: 👍🏻
This was one of my first college football games i watch ever
Kaelin Clay, a true Oregon football star😂
Crowd cheered for the Oregon touchdown at the end
Clearly the "find out" phase of the phrase.
Those cheers went silent quick 😂
The ghost of Leon Lett
I think you mean Thurman Thomas - Super Bowl 28, the second fumble.
@@dondouville5054 I meant just plain making bonehead mistakes, not carbon copy of play. ;-)
Lol stadium thought it was confirmed TD for them
Did have a PR TD vs the Browns on MNF last year, of course that says more about the Browns..........................
They're chanting "Bullshit" after the call during the review.
I can only assume they were watching a different replay from the one I was.
0:39 when the scoring official noticed what happened.
The ball moved 178 yards in one play. Thats gotta be a record.
178 yards gain on one play, that has to be a record
The old Desean Jackson special
A single play from scrimmage lasted 33 seconds and covered 178 yards. You won’t see that again.
What was the final score?
People who can’t run this fast while having an adrenaline rush like the guy was having don’t understand. In his head, he’s already through the end zone, that’s the adrenaline. He wasn’t trying to show off or anything, just him mind working faster than his body
You really believe he wasn't showboating?
@@Lava1964 i dont, he also seemed genuine when he said he wasnt even though that probably means little to you
Worried about his touchdown celebration
fuck man, I'd hate to be that WR in that moment. Your team, the fans, half the country watching on TV, the rest of the country finding out on ESPN. My God! Makes me think about those Southwest Airlines commercials "wanna get away somewhere?"
I would not want to be Clay in that moment.
What I wouldn’t have given to have been a fly on the wall of the locker room after this
What was he thinking? He wasn't.
And on that day, Clay got the chewing out of his life
Just wondering here, isn't there a rule that if a person goes out of bounds, he cannot be the first person to touch the football? If it is a rule, it might an NFL only rule.
Lmao @ the camera cutting to 7 Oregon players returning and one single Utah player trying to make the tackle 0:24
Adrenaline is a helluva drug.
HA HA HA,, showboating showboating..😂😂😂,,the revs were just standing there waiting.
Showboaters be goofy
I bet the whole band felt awkward after that play...
JOE WALKER
Got to love those enebriated Utah Fans Chanting Bull $hit. Priceless.
Utahns are fucking idiots
Sad thing is that Clay has to remember this for the rest....of....his.....life. 🤦🏿♂️
He'll be reminded of it for that long.
He just couldn't wait to show off. He got served his humble pie and got his face smooshed into it.
Hell yeah bro
I'd bet those refs have never run that much on a single play before or since
Terrible camera work, worse announcing. Those clowns in the booth always criticize players for celebrating early, but they are guilty of calling TOUCHDOWN early. Took them forever to notice the caravan of Oregon players running the other way. As a matter of fact, the first shot of the fumble return was actually a replay….!!!!’
Should have been an illegal touching call, the person who recovered the ball first was just out of bounds, If you're out of bounds you can't be the first person to possess the ball
Ah yes Utah vs oregan what a guy never been more disappointed at my own team
Reminds me of Caddyshack
I like Utah's fight song.
@Hermanus Lemmer: Why do you “Like Utah’s fight song” ? Please explain your statement...
blud pulled a desean jackson ☠️
L's have been taken
Who won the game?
Who won
The refs say BS at 0:44, perhaps even college league understands their full of bull shit
+Jattmosh Sports
*they're
I wondered what happened to Kaelin Clay is he still playing?
Sort of, he played for several different teams and played for Salt Lake in the AAF this year. Injuries have plagued him a bit though
He is a free agent rn and was drafted in 2015 by Tampa bay
That’s why celebrating is done AFTER the game
Hitler finds out Kaelin Clay dropped the football.... ;0) Hitler finds out Kaelin Clay dropped the football
@rs5352: LOL 😂😂😂
1:32 not laughing now. You can hold the ball all bus ride home after and all practice long.
NFL would have call TD. NO Review
I was gonna laugh but then I looked him up and he's on the giants...fuck
He probably had money on the game against his team.
what happened next?
Oregon went on to blow out Utah but went on to lose in the national championship game
thanks :)
They blew them out
What a crazy year. Ohio State loses Braxton Miller early on, but JT Barrett keeps them in playoff contention until he goes down at the END of the regular season. Third string QB Cardale Jones wins his first 3 games, all of which are elimination games, first the Big 10 championship game to get then into the playoffs, then the Sugar Bowl against ALABAMA to get then to the CFB finals, and finally beating the Ducks led by newly minted Heisman dinner Marcus Mariota.
Meanwhile Mariota, while missing out on perhaps the greatest individual season in college football history on account of his team losing in the finals, did manage to hand Jameis Winston his only loss as a college player by blowing out Florida State in the semi final game. And then the very next game they both played was against each on NFL opening day after the two of them were selected 1 and 2 in the draft, when Mariota and the Titans blew out Winston and the Bucs.
Legend says he’s a woman today and he kidnaps dolphins for a living.
Lol still funny
So which team won at the end? Any one know?
Oregon.
I was at that game and I fucking lost it
No big deal, his life will just forever be defined by this one moronic mistake
Huskies brought me here
very smart refs
Whatever happened to Kaelin clay after this
He's stuck living what was the pinnacle of his life for 8 seconds that turned into the most embarrassing.
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One of my biggest pet-peeves at football games, the crowd chanting “bullsh*t* when the replay couldn’t be more obvious. I don’t care if that was my only child who fumbled that ball, I watch that play and I shut up. Learn how football works.