Yes I went to that citadel game cheering for the citadel, most insane moment of my life at halftime tied against the national champs, then we got smoked
howard baxter lmao exactly app state has been eligible for 4 bowl games since going to the FBS and has not only gone to a bowl game every year since but also won everyone of them. They have also won 3 straight sunbelt conference championships
I was in a airport bar in Orlando watching it. I missed my connecting flight to Miami and it cost me more to rebook than my original 2,300 1 stop $294 mile flight. To fly straight to Miami was $650 and I'm a tightwad but watching that game live was..... Best $320 I ever spent
My uncle, Dale Jones, was a defensive coach at App State in 2007. That was the most amazing game I’ve ever watched. Dale is now the Defensive Coordinator at App State.
I figured Appalachian State was going to win by the 3rd quarter. That Michigan team was extremely overrated, and as much as Llloyd Carr loved Mike Hart, he was undersized and a step too slow. On that one long TD run he didn't have the straight line speed to beat the DB to the end zone. Mike Hart was a great leader, but he just wasn't a very talented athlete. The greatest upset off all-time is either Howard as 45.5 point underdogs beating UNLV or Stanford as 41 point underdogs beating USC. The only reason people refer to this upset is because of perception because they see #5 Michigan vs. a I-AA team.
This game was likely the beginning of the long, multi-year process of App State moving up in the college football world. In 2014 they changed from the FCS to the FBS in a non-Power 5 conference. This year they upset South Carolina and have been popping up at the bottom of the national top 25. In the next few years they may end up changing to a Power 5 conference. It seems like whatever lower tier of the college football world they end up at, they always seem to outgrow it.
App state will have a long road to being a power 4 member. They're a nice little story, but they aren't a Ohio state or Viriginia tech or hell even a Kentucky.
The greatest upset of all-time spreadwise was Howard beating UNLV as 45 point underdogs. UNLV could have literally just run the ball every single down and won by 14+ with effective blocking. The game wasn't televised, but I know the Rebels had a lot of fluky fumbles after ripping off big runs. That's a worse Howard team than the one that just lost 79-0 to Maryland. Appalachian State was the best team in I-AA and Armanti Edwards went on to become a pro player. They were only 32.5 point underdogs compared to Howard (+45) and Stanford (+41) with their 3rd string QB against USC. The only reason you want it to be the biggest upset ever is because ESPN made a big deal about it when it happened and Michigan was ranked #5 with a lot of former 5 star HS All Americans who were upperclassmen (Henne, Manningham, Hart, Graham, Crable, etc) and the game was at The Big House. Objectively, UNLV is a bigger upset even though historically it's a trash program that makes a bowl game once every 25 years.
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Hey now, y’all upset like 3/4ths of the teams that will still schedule you. Granted they will never be as big as an upset as that one and there were some special circumstances but big wins aren’t too far in between for App St. If you know anything about the programs, you know that scheduling schools like App St, JMU, and NDSU is almost asking for trouble. Heck, when NDSU beats a “middling” P4 school like - just as an example Indiana or something - I don’t even consider that an upset.
2007 was the year that made me love college football, and I'm glad these videos are keeping the memories alive. Even though my team was bad (miami hurricanes) the year was that good.
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@Xftbllplyr Not only the won the FCS natty that year but if I remember correctly, App St was in the middle of a 3-peat as FCS national champions when they beat Michigan.
The Stanford victory over USC required two great fourth-down plays. With about a minute left, Stanford was at 4th and 20 on the USC side of the 50. Tavita Pritchard hit Richard Sherman (yes, he was a receiver before he moved to defense) for the first down. And on 4th and goal, the play you see in the video, Pritchard hit Mark Bradford for the winning tD.
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I wanna hear ALL about 2007. Like all the teams that rose and fall and their stories up to that point. USF, west virginia, boston college, ohio st, lsu
TWINKIE49ers and how 2007 marked the beginning of a dynasty in Alabama. Interesting tidbit, Alabama hasn’t lost to an unranked opponent since they lost 21-14 to ULM back in 2007. That is 12 years of straight winning against unranked teams.
The 2007 College football season is (in my opinion) one of the most fascinating events in the history of sports, I’ve been waiting for a video on it ever since you teased a video on the app state upset in your “College football 10 years ago” video, I can’t wait!
USC was the best team in '07. The Stanford loss was historic, but if they had taken care of business against Oregon, they win the national title at 12-1 for sure. It wasn't fascinating because all those upsets were jokes with fake teams ranked in the top 2 throughout the season. No one really believed that USF, Cal, Kansas, Mizzou, etc were actually the 1st or 2nd best teams at any point in the season, they just got ranked that high by default because they won their easy games.
I discovered your channel through Sports Therapy when the first episode dropped so I know I’m over a year late to this video, but as an App State alum the first part of this video was so satisfying to watch. Love your stuff KTO. Go Mountaineers!!
@@georgiamapping lol. But hey I came here because KTO makes good videos. My most famous commet on this channel is in the 2007 video he made and how that was the craziest season of all time
The Miracle in Lexington was so much fun to watch! My youth pastor was getting married and during the reception 1/2 of the guys including the groom were off in another room watching the game. After the game we finished the reception and partied hard!
2007 was a freaking rollercoaster of #1 and 2's getting knocked off the same week they became #1 or 2 and ultimately gave us a CFB first 2 loss National Champion. I will never forget the 2007 season, Alabama (my team), was in a serious rebuild phase as it was Sabans first year at Alabama, but I had another team to root for in West Virginia, reason being that Pat White and I both graduated from Daphne High in 2004 and were "acquaintances" in High School and down through Middle School.
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@@benrob4962 WVU with Steve Slaton, Pat White, Noel Devine and Darius Reynaud on the turf in the Superdome? Maybe the fastest team in all of college football. The same one that scored 48 points and rushed for 379 yards against No. 3 Oklahoma on grass in the Fiesta Bowl. You're saying an Ohio State team that got crushed by LSU would have taken that WVU team behind the wood shed? That's a bold statement on your part and one in which I'd be willing to bet the overwhelming majority of knowledgeable college football fans would wholeheartedly disagree.
2007 was good but 2019 is looking interesting so far. SEC schools have been beaten by lower ranked teams and SMU has gotten their first 4-0 record since the 1980's. I can't wait to see what happens
I remember the 2007 season because as an LSU fan we won the National championship even tho losing to Kentucky while we were ranked #1 and losing the last game of the season to Arkansas giving us 2 loses. But how we got in was a straight miracle because every team ranked ahead of us in the computer poll lost that last week of the season also lol... Dam what a season that was, even winning a nail biter to a newly coached Alabama team named Nick Saben. Side note after beating Alabama Nick Saben told LSU coach Les Miles that he had a great team no shit it was a great team nearly all the starters were Saben recruits, players he had brought to LSU right before leaving for the Dolphins
@@Commodore22345 How was it undeserved??? We won the SEC... yeah we might of had two loses but so did everyone else in the Power 5 conferences except Ohio State they were the only 1 loss team so obviously they got in the BCS Championship as the #1. So that left LSU (2 loss) Virginia tech (2 loss) Georga (Who actually finished the season with 1 loss heading into the SEC title game) Oklahoma (2 loss) USC (2 loss) and a couple of surprise teams like Missouri and Kansas. So what team in your opinion "deserved" to be in the Championship game with Ohio State? I might sound bias but LSU was the best team in college football that year. And they proved that after beating OSU. After the win all the polls had LSU rightfully at #1 and the coaches poll even had Georga finishing at #2
@@Commodore22345 And the collage playoff talks heated up in 2012 when you had for the first time in the BCS era two teams from the same conference playing in the national championship. Hell Lsu and Bama are in the same dam division. As an LSU fan that was some bullshit... Because LSU got robbed out of a national championship because we were the undefeated team and Bama was the #2 with there one loss coming from LSU in the regular season. I say we got robbed because nobody can beat Saban's Alabama team twice in one season shit it's hard enough beating them just once. But no they had to let 1 loss Alabama leap all the other undefeated teams in the other big conferences. We would of beat any team in the country EXCEPT for Bama.
@@horror7927 wrong dude every team ahead of bama lost , there were no undefeated teams above them. The only other team above them was Oki lite and they lost to an unranked and double digit underdog.
The "Biggest Upset" is a relative thing to your circumstances. I went to Marshall and was born and raised in Huntington. I and people around here believe the biggest upset was Marshall's first win after the plane crash. September 15, 1971 over Xavier with mostly freshman and walk ons, many who had played very little football. I know that is not the biggest to most, but it is to us.
Bro way to shout out Kentucky in this!! I was watching that game as a kid from Kentucky and it was one of the biggest plays in school history! Awesome!
People put Illinois beating #1 Ohio St. on the list, but we Illini fans don't. We were playing good up until then, and we knew it was coming. You're right though, it was a crazy year.
I dont care about the betting line on how big of an upset it is. The Michigan vs Appalachian state was the biggest upset in college history, cant change my mind
"can't change my mind" I always feel sorry for people like that. basically saying, "no matter what facts are presented, my mind is closed off." Appalachian State was a very fine team, this wasn't as big an upset as it's presented. what it does show is that the 'experts' are just like the rest of us, just guessing.
I know its been awhile since you have posted a what if type of video but hear me out. 😂 "What if the Colts were still in the same division as the Patriots through the Brady vs. Manning era?"
2007 was a rough year for #2 ranked teams. Seven teams lost after reaching #2 in the polls, including USF and Oregon who played each other in the Sun Bowl.
@@rythaguy1893 i was only 5 in 07😂 but the worst for me was the losses to Stanford and the national chamionship loss to Ohio St. It is so very painful to be a ducks fan.
Jeremiah Geiger I was only 9, but that team was what made me start to love football. And yup thought we were finally getting over that hump with auburn..
@@rythaguy1893 I was so bummed when we lost again, but hey, we can still run the table and win the Pac12. I started liking the Ducks because my dad was an alumni, and ive been a die hard ever since!!
Jeremiah Geiger yup the pac12 should be shaking considering how our guys up front on both sides looked against those nfl bodies on Auburn... this looks like it could be the most physical Oregon team I’ve been around for
Thank you for NOT mentioning Bama’s loss to La Monroe in 2007. Bama was a 37.5 point favorite and went out and lost to La Monroe. It was Saban’s first year. The next year we came close to winning a Natty and a year later started the Bama Natty Dynasty in the Saban era. In 2007, Saban was cleaning house and straightening expectations, etc. and some players recruited by previous coaches chafed on the new rules. Those that refused to buy in to his “process” were benched no matter how good they were. So, that embarrassing loss to La Monroe was painful, but became a cry of “Never again!” and soon we were rolling to a run of victories seldom broken by a rare loss. During my years as a Bama fan, I’ve witnessed half of Bear Bryant years, the Stalling years and the Saban years and one thing above all else marks a great coach - tough, but loving discipline. Those guys ran a very tight ship, with almost every detail covered to get the most out of the players they recruited. As a result of players buying in to the program, mediocre players became great and great players became stars. Winning begets winning some, but what really piles on wins is when you convince a recruit to go the extra mile in training and also stay out of trouble on and off the field (have character) and to become blood brothers fighting for one another’s success (develop chemistry), it’s magic. Saban has that ability in spades. He gets the most out of his players by asking them to buy into his philosophy and “process” for success. He’s angry and gets on to his kids about mistakes in games we win, but if anyone else in the press is talking about the team in a negative light win or lose, he’s a vicious defender and fighter for his players. They see him as the father figure many of them grew up without. He’s definitely the GOAT.
I came looking to see if anyone else posted about it… That team had too many bad habits. After the win over Tennessee they fell apart. Did go on to beat Colorado in the Independence Bowl.
Wasn't great for me as a Bama fan!!! But it certainly was a great win for La Monroe. As a side note, I'm a Samford University fan since graduating from there, but I've been a Bama fan since I was a kid. Way back in 1935, Bama had a mediocre season. Samford University (back then, called Howard College) TIED Bama 7-7. Bama scored a touchdown in the second quarter. But, wait! There was a flag on the play. A Crimson Tide end, by the name of Paul "Bear" Bryant, was offside. Later in the second quarter, the Tide scored again, closing out the first half of the game with a score of 7-0. A penalty against Bama in the third quarter gave Howard the ball on Alabama's 37 yard line and the Bulldogs scored with a long forward pass to the end zone. The game ended a 7-7 tie, considered a victory for the small college. The Howard Bulldogs went on to win the Dixie Conference Championship with a season of 7-1-2. Bama finished the season 6-2-1, embarassing themselves with losses to Mississippi State and Vanderbilt. Maybe the tie with little ol' Howard College is where Paul "Bear" Bryant discovered that a tie ball game was like "kissing your sister," as he used to say when he was coaching at Alabama!
Unfortunately our head coach left for Louisville in the offseason and took our defensive coordinator with him. Now we have Ted Roof at defensive coordinator who is a monumental step down. Luckily we still have a great offense including one of the best running backs in the country in Darrynton Evans. If we win it'll be something like 45-42
I was at the michigan-app state game when I was 13. It was my first game at the big house, I still remember every word that was spoken on the ride home. None, no words were spoken
A couple of years ago, Appalachian State gave a very good Penn State team a real scare in the first game of the season. Watching Michigan and USC lose just made my night!
I disagree. The biggest upset for me, because of their #1 status and 22 game win streak , was when defending national-champion Nebraska rolled into Arizona State Sun Devil stadium on a Friday night in 1996... They didn't know Arizona had about 5 future NFL players on the field that night -- including a QB, a DE, and a linebacker... They beat Nebraska 19-0. Totally epic shutout. The joke was the big "N" on their helmets stood for "nineteen." Trivia Q: who were the three most famous future pro's on the AZ team? [And the least famous, the DE, had the best night of them all, with many tackles, two safeties, and was game MVP.]
Most of the athletes on the schools getting payed to play actually love playing these games. It gives them an opportunity match-up against some the best players in their respective positions to gauge their own talents. A lot of the smaller school players only end up where they are at because they simply were overlooked,or under-recruited, some of them come from small rural high-schools and get written off because they didnt compete with "elite" style competition. This is why there are always highly touted players who get drafted and simply can't cut it. Its also why you get players like Jared Allen, who came from Idaho State University, or Mike Liupati, whose only offer came the University of Idaho, and got drafted 17th overall in 2010.
App State win against UM still ranks as the best underdog win I can recall. However, I also recall when Nichols State went into Georgia's stadium during Kirby Smart first year and it took a last second play to eek out a victory by UGA. Had Nichols State won, THAT would have been the best underdog win in recent memory.
My cousin went to Michigan that year and got to go to that game. He said on the final game winning drive everyone just felt sick. They couldn’t believe it
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I mentioned that as well. The hokies are a roller coastee team. After the JMU loss, they wont 10 straight games. JMU I believe won the FCS national title.
Ander Andreev That’s why I often think that was a bigger upset than App State over Michigan, as VT went 11-2 and were a legit top ten team. Michigan barely maintained a ranking most of the year. Oh, and JMU went 6-5 that year and missed the FCS playoffs, they were hardly an FCS powerhouse.
Ferra Torr Was I went to that JMU game when I was 4 years old. First ever football game I went to and I didn’t really know what I was watching back in the day. Really sucks looking back at it now.
Ander Andreev It especially sucks because I honestly feel they should have beaten Boise State, and if they beat Boise I don’t think they lose to JMU and I honestly believe they go to the title game. That JMU game was then playing on a short week after traveling and were shell shocked and just not mentally prepared for JMU.
I'm probably the 50th person to point this out, but if a 50-point underdog beats the 22nd-ranked team in the country, that's not really a bigger upset than AppSt over Michigan because the situation wasn't nearly as high-leverage.
And the video ends with the clip of "Stevie got Loose", when Kentucky began their 2007 season by beating Louisville. That touchdown was still the loudest I've ever heard Commonwealth Stadium, even compared to when we beat LSU later that year.
Yes I went to that citadel game cheering for the citadel, most insane moment of my life at halftime tied against the national champs, then we got smoked
As an Alabama fan, that first half nearly gave me a goddamn heart attack
Andrew Robeson i was there too, as a bama fan, halftime as making me neevous
Bama deserves to lose to a FCS team
@@jingles123456789ify No one likes bama but you can't tell me saban is going to ever lose to an fcs. Too much talent
dont forget citadel vs game cocks
App State has come a long way from being a low level football to a respectable team
Phil Ill “this decent” high school team is now harassing the FBS. Almost beat Penn State last year, and have been consistently winning bowl games.
@Xftbllplyr and what's crazy is they still got no respect and it's only because they played at the FCS level
This game changed that school forever. They got ranked for the first time last year and have won bowl games the last 4 years
howard baxter lmao exactly app state has been eligible for 4 bowl games since going to the FBS and has not only gone to a bowl game every year since but also won everyone of them. They have also won 3 straight sunbelt conference championships
It started pretty much in the Edwards era
That radio call for the App State v. Michigan game gave me chills
SoloMidLaner Facts bro especially now that I’m a student at app state
they still aren't beating the bucks anytime soon 😂
I was in a airport bar in Orlando watching it. I missed my connecting flight to Miami and it cost me more to rebook than my original 2,300 1 stop $294 mile flight. To fly straight to Miami was $650 and I'm a tightwad but watching that game live was.....
Best $320 I ever spent
@@scruggs4406 just watched this video in my dorm room. Roll neers!
For me, nightmares.
My uncle, Dale Jones, was a defensive coach at App State in 2007. That was the most amazing game I’ve ever watched. Dale is now the Defensive Coordinator at App State.
@doubleheadergr I don't see the need to expose your little brother for going down on people on here?
I figured Appalachian State was going to win by the 3rd quarter. That Michigan team was extremely overrated, and as much as Llloyd Carr loved Mike Hart, he was undersized and a step too slow. On that one long TD run he didn't have the straight line speed to beat the DB to the end zone. Mike Hart was a great leader, but he just wasn't a very talented athlete. The greatest upset off all-time is either Howard as 45.5 point underdogs beating UNLV or Stanford as 41 point underdogs beating USC. The only reason people refer to this upset is because of perception because they see #5 Michigan vs. a I-AA team.
I remember your uncle vividly, as a member of the Sugar Vols!! Glad to see his continuing on in his excellence.
Our defense sucks we need to improve next season
My uncle is Cory Lynch
This game was likely the beginning of the long, multi-year process of App State moving up in the college football world. In 2014 they changed from the FCS to the FBS in a non-Power 5 conference. This year they upset South Carolina and have been popping up at the bottom of the national top 25. In the next few years they may end up changing to a Power 5 conference. It seems like whatever lower tier of the college football world they end up at, they always seem to outgrow it.
They just beat #6 Texas A@M lol.
This is aging very well since app state is still upsetting people
App state will have a long road to being a power 4 member. They're a nice little story, but they aren't a Ohio state or Viriginia tech or hell even a Kentucky.
App St. beats Michigan at The Big House.....
App St. when they get to the locker room: *TELL EM TO BRING ME MY MONEYYYY*
time to bring me my money***
Go Cardinals wdym
Swaggy Pea I was correcting him. He was quoting a video but made a small mistake
Run me my money!
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Michigan losing to APP St is still the greatest upset of all time Michigan was rank 5 and they went unranked the next week 😂
Phil Ill they were ranked 5 forsure
J M true true but we know they should blow they ass out but never underestimate ur opponent
The greatest upset of all-time spreadwise was Howard beating UNLV as 45 point underdogs. UNLV could have literally just run the ball every single down and won by 14+ with effective blocking. The game wasn't televised, but I know the Rebels had a lot of fluky fumbles after ripping off big runs. That's a worse Howard team than the one that just lost 79-0 to Maryland.
Appalachian State was the best team in I-AA and Armanti Edwards went on to become a pro player. They were only 32.5 point underdogs compared to Howard (+45) and Stanford (+41) with their 3rd string QB against USC. The only reason you want it to be the biggest upset ever is because ESPN made a big deal about it when it happened and Michigan was ranked #5 with a lot of former 5 star HS All Americans who were upperclassmen (Henne, Manningham, Hart, Graham, Crable, etc) and the game was at The Big House. Objectively, UNLV is a bigger upset even though historically it's a trash program that makes a bowl game once every 25 years.
Cory Karhoff that Michigan team was good , you need to stop that cappin
@@DanielRGonza don't Michigan fans say that every year followed by this year we'll win the national championship then they never win it?
The small schools when they get the bill: It’s big brain time!
Vince M. You mean big brian time?
@@gingerface1898 are you trolling
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Appy State's win over Michigan was a "feel good" win. It was phenomenal!
as an OSU fan its one of the funniest things Michigan has ever done.
@@antonym24 i have nothing wrong with you, but fuck you you dirty buckeye lol
@@gkdunch I can piss of every Michigan fan with one word. Urban
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being an app state fan, wins like that don’t come often so it’s really exciting to see something like this
Hey now, y’all upset like 3/4ths of the teams that will still schedule you. Granted they will never be as big as an upset as that one and there were some special circumstances but big wins aren’t too far in between for App St.
If you know anything about the programs, you know that scheduling schools like App St, JMU, and NDSU is almost asking for trouble. Heck, when NDSU beats a “middling” P4 school like - just as an example Indiana or something - I don’t even consider that an upset.
LSU paid Troy to come get killed. And Troy pulled off the upset in Death Valley. 2017.
And afterward, Troy even thanked LSU for inviting them to their homecoming game.
I called this game. My wife said I was an idiot. I will never let her forget that.
@@foxfire719 I called it too lmao
LSU lost to a team that has a losing record against an FCS in-state rival.
Damn.
Totally not Depressed we haven’t played them since we were FCS.
Biggest on paper is one thing, but after Appalachian State's win, AA schools became eligible for BCS rankings. It had a huge impact.
It stuns me how consistently great these videos are.
Same just found this guy and I can't stop.. lol.
Facts
Anyone realised he just predicted the national championship
Frswavyy lol
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@@TheSBleeder Get over that already.
2007 was the year that made me love college football, and I'm glad these videos are keeping the memories alive. Even though my team was bad (miami hurricanes) the year was that good.
Same with Alabama. Atleast we won our bowl game aganist Colorado
2007 was my freshman year of college. All those upsets it was like no one wanted to win the championship that year.
Greatest college football season of all time. It was a top 3- top 10 team losing every week
2007 was my favorite because I’m a Hawaii fan
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YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Semitic:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
"Touchdown USC! Stanford... touchdown Stanford." lol it's like they gave him the wrong script.
Do you believe in miracles, Yes the Russians won ... I mean the USA.
*My Goodness*
@@civitasstrategiesearlystar2359 ever heard of the 1980 olympic hockey tournament
Oh God 4 idiots who think it's scripted
When I read the title, I thought of two teams, Appalachian State and Stanford. Everyone knows one upset, but forgets the other.
but stanford is in a power 5 conference
@Xftbllplyr and had won the previous 2 titles coming into that year
@Xftbllplyr Not only the won the FCS natty that year but if I remember correctly, App St was in the middle of a 3-peat as FCS national champions when they beat Michigan.
I'm a USC fan. Believe me, we haven't forgotten about that fucking Stanford game.
But until recently Stanford was always at the bottom of the pac12
07, the year of upsets and the number 2 ranked curse, damn
LSU was the only team able to hold #2 and not be upset.
We kept losing as #1, and both times in triple OT 🤣
Eat shit pitt
Cal fan here, I felt that. Oof.
Boise State vs Oklahoma was beginning of 2007
Slayer T-rav 13-9 fuck face
App St. has continued to improve tho... I think they actually finished this season in the top 20
The Stanford victory over USC required two great fourth-down plays. With about a minute left, Stanford was at 4th and 20 on the USC side of the 50. Tavita Pritchard hit Richard Sherman (yes, he was a receiver before he moved to defense) for the first down. And on 4th and goal, the play you see in the video, Pritchard hit Mark Bradford for the winning tD.
I wanna hear ALL about 2007. Like all the teams that rose and fall and their stories up to that point. USF, west virginia, boston college, ohio st, lsu
KTO did a video about it.
TWINKIE49ers and how 2007 marked the beginning of a dynasty in Alabama. Interesting tidbit, Alabama hasn’t lost to an unranked opponent since they lost 21-14 to ULM back in 2007. That is 12 years of straight winning against unranked teams.
Oregon bro. They were gunning for the natty if Dennis Dixon didn’t get hurt
Ry TheGuy I still remember that . As a buckeye but I was pulling for Dixon .
Terrell Gaither him and Jonathan Stewart running the spread option was something beautiful
That App State game was the first football game on the BTN. Was kinda hoping Georgia Tech would do the same to Clemson on the ACC Network.
Clemson is trash
How?
The 2007 College football season is (in my opinion) one of the most fascinating events in the history of sports, I’ve been waiting for a video on it ever since you teased a video on the app state upset in your “College football 10 years ago” video, I can’t wait!
Noah Rocca Would have been Dennis Dixon and the Ducks year if he didn’t get hurt:/ he was bee-lining for that heisman
That season was the WILDEST season I’ve ever see and I’m a LSU so I’m a bit biased but that’s my favorite season of college football ever.
I liked the 2007 season because my team LSU won the BCS championship
USC was the best team in '07. The Stanford loss was historic, but if they had taken care of business against Oregon, they win the national title at 12-1 for sure. It wasn't fascinating because all those upsets were jokes with fake teams ranked in the top 2 throughout the season. No one really believed that USF, Cal, Kansas, Mizzou, etc were actually the 1st or 2nd best teams at any point in the season, they just got ranked that high by default because they won their easy games.
Bama was upset by UL Monroe that year too. Saban’s first season. Then has been a dynasty every since the following year
I discovered your channel through Sports Therapy when the first episode dropped so I know I’m over a year late to this video, but as an App State alum the first part of this video was so satisfying to watch. Love your stuff KTO. Go Mountaineers!!
2007 was the most exciting year in college football. I mean covid this year has been fun to see how teams prepare in the face of uncertainty.
Oh if you knew how this year would end up
Lol
@@georgiamapping oh gosh your here lol
@@weissballanimations2760 funny how you run into people in the comment section
@@georgiamapping lol. But hey I came here because KTO makes good videos. My most famous commet on this channel is in the 2007 video he made and how that was the craziest season of all time
Anyone here after Illinois beat Wisconsin despite being a 31.5 point underdog?
ILL-
WISCONSIN IS COMING TO THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY THIS SATURDAY AND WE’RE LOOKING FORWARD TO MEET UP. GO BUCKEYES!!
Yep
FIGHTING ILLINI FTW ALL DAY
@@jeremyc9593 INI!
7:09 I've seen Pete Carroll make that face in a bigger game before
Lmao he should have ran the ball
Luke Smallwood As a 49ers fan, I’d agree with that statement.
Butler would still tackle em
wolfy 02 or force a fumble and recover said fumble
@@wolfy0259 Butler wasn't tackling shit.
Never get tired of seeing Michigan lose to App State, could watch that game a million times
Unless if you’re a Michigan fan
@@jakebuchsbaum3348 Your grammar is Michigan fan level
@@craciunator99 how is it terrible
@@jakebuchsbaum3348 it's either "not if you're a Michigan fan", or "Unless you're a Michigan fan".
@@Foxx488 I literally said unless if you’re a Michigan fan
The Miracle in Lexington was so much fun to watch! My youth pastor was getting married and during the reception 1/2 of the guys including the groom were off in another room watching the game. After the game we finished the reception and partied hard!
2007 is the same year when the undefeated Patriots lost to the Giants as well.
2007 was one hell of a year for football, wasn't it?
@@KamsPoliticalPredictions yeah
Yeah, 2007 was crazy year for football.
2007 was the best year for football ever
I was born in 2007
2007 was a freaking rollercoaster of #1 and 2's getting knocked off the same week they became #1 or 2 and ultimately gave us a CFB first 2 loss National Champion. I will never forget the 2007 season, Alabama (my team), was in a serious rebuild phase as it was Sabans first year at Alabama, but I had another team to root for in West Virginia, reason being that Pat White and I both graduated from Daphne High in 2004 and were "acquaintances" in High School and down through Middle School.
I went to Illinois, and during 2007 we went to Ohio State when they were ranked #1 and beat them at home. Crazy year.
The pure joy in the voice of the Appalachian State commentators when they win cheers me up lol
Nick Perkins “O MY GAWD!!!!!” “THEY ARE GONNA BEAT MICHAGIN!
Sorry I don’t know how to spell some words.
Nick Perkins Brings a tear to my eye honestly
That's the Michigan announcers.😂😂
This is all because of GSU beating Tennessee which I love
Impressivequest that wasn’t an upset Tennessee is just bad
@@suckthesebigirishballs5512 nah Tennessee was supposed to win by atleast 15
Tennessee hasn't been good for nearly 40 years though.
Impressivequest ey, I’m a Tennessee fan, pls don’t remind me..
Only Tennessee fans think that was an upset.
That app state game had me emotional when I was watching it back in the day. Brought tears to grown men
Watching this back after App State beat A&M gives me so much joy!!
"Yard sale at the big house!" Love that line so much.
God that guy was pissed you could tell. He just wanted it to be over😂😂😂😂😂
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"In Morgantown, we don't speak of the 2007 season. It is forbidden."
"But wh-"
""FORBIDDEN GODDAMMIT!"
I went through a divorce that same year. That loss hurt wayyy worse!!!
Yeah, we refuse to acknowledge the 2007 season until bowl time.
Yes as an Ohio State fan, I’m still pissed at WV for that, it should have been us taking WV to the back of the wood shed in the natty
Instead of being the one that got took back behind the wood shed in the natty !!
@@benrob4962 WVU with Steve Slaton, Pat White, Noel Devine and Darius Reynaud on the turf in the Superdome? Maybe the fastest team in all of college football. The same one that scored 48 points and rushed for 379 yards against No. 3 Oklahoma on grass in the Fiesta Bowl. You're saying an Ohio State team that got crushed by LSU would have taken that WVU team behind the wood shed? That's a bold statement on your part and one in which I'd be willing to bet the overwhelming majority of knowledgeable college football fans would wholeheartedly disagree.
Who’s here after notre dame vs northern Illinois
Meeee
Vandy v bama?
Love how The commentators went crazy when they beat Michigan
I genuinely think the music makes it better thanks KTO
2007 was good but 2019 is looking interesting so far. SEC schools have been beaten by lower ranked teams and SMU has gotten their first 4-0 record since the 1980's. I can't wait to see what happens
8-0 now and nearly cracked the top 15! mustangs, baylor and minnesota looking great right now
@@jamesb9814 we cracked the top 15 this week.
SEC member school LSU ends up beating the piss out of pretty much everybody that stepped on the field with them !!!
I remember the 2007 season because as an LSU fan we won the National championship even tho losing to Kentucky while we were ranked #1 and losing the last game of the season to Arkansas giving us 2 loses. But how we got in was a straight miracle because every team ranked ahead of us in the computer poll lost that last week of the season also lol... Dam what a season that was, even winning a nail biter to a newly coached Alabama team named Nick Saben. Side note after beating Alabama Nick Saben told LSU coach Les Miles that he had a great team no shit it was a great team nearly all the starters were Saben recruits, players he had brought to LSU right before leaving for the Dolphins
White Rose the Alabama Lsu might actually be good again this year ..the pain i felt when y’all beat us 9-6 has been well worth the past 8 games
Remember Nick saban UAB @ lsu?
@@Commodore22345 How was it undeserved??? We won the SEC... yeah we might of had two loses but so did everyone else in the Power 5 conferences except Ohio State they were the only 1 loss team so obviously they got in the BCS Championship as the #1. So that left LSU (2 loss) Virginia tech (2 loss) Georga (Who actually finished the season with 1 loss heading into the SEC title game) Oklahoma (2 loss) USC (2 loss) and a couple of surprise teams like Missouri and Kansas. So what team in your opinion "deserved" to be in the Championship game with Ohio State? I might sound bias but LSU was the best team in college football that year. And they proved that after beating OSU. After the win all the polls had LSU rightfully at #1 and the coaches poll even had Georga finishing at #2
@@Commodore22345 And the collage playoff talks heated up in 2012 when you had for the first time in the BCS era two teams from the same conference playing in the national championship. Hell Lsu and Bama are in the same dam division. As an LSU fan that was some bullshit... Because LSU got robbed out of a national championship because we were the undefeated team and Bama was the #2 with there one loss coming from LSU in the regular season. I say we got robbed because nobody can beat Saban's Alabama team twice in one season shit it's hard enough beating them just once. But no they had to let 1 loss Alabama leap all the other undefeated teams in the other big conferences. We would of beat any team in the country EXCEPT for Bama.
@@horror7927 wrong dude every team ahead of bama lost , there were no undefeated teams above them. The only other team above them was Oki lite and they lost to an unranked and double digit underdog.
Adam sander: “lets kick the shit out of Appalachian state”
Appalachian state: “ alright bet we’ll see about that”
6:48 is was so unbelievable that the announcer said the wrong team lmao
The start of this video is rly a work of art.
6:50 "TOUCHDOWN USC" lmao
Georgia State beats Tennessee
Georgia State: “Someone come bring me my money!”
Phil Ill here when tennessee is 7-5
Yeah that was an upset for sure but no where near as big as App State beating Michigan.App State was D2 when they beat Michigan
@Phil Ill yep, so trash that they made a bowl game
@@TiMOThy931GBO No, App Was FCS but not D2
Jackson Marley oh my bad didn’t realize FCS had D1 & D2 as well
And just to think I was gonna hop on the browns bandwagon
Guy man Guy man lol
born 2 shit forced 2 wipe yea I will always be a titans fan until I die
@Phil Ill HAHAHAHAAH
Browns fans only root for them until they start winning. Then they dont recognize the team at all
@Phil Ill You tell them to get a life yet you wasted time yelling and screaming at them. Relax.
The "Biggest Upset" is a relative thing to your circumstances. I went to Marshall and was born and raised in Huntington. I and people around here believe the biggest upset was Marshall's first win after the plane crash. September 15, 1971 over Xavier with mostly freshman and walk ons, many who had played very little football. I know that is not the biggest to most, but it is to us.
Bro way to shout out Kentucky in this!! I was watching that game as a kid from Kentucky and it was one of the biggest plays in school history! Awesome!
If I recall, 2007 was the year of the upset in college football.
People put Illinois beating #1 Ohio St. on the list, but we Illini fans don't. We were playing good up until then, and we knew it was coming. You're right though, it was a crazy year.
October 2019 anyone when app state is ranked 21
And 11-1
@@kats4308 hail southern
January 2020.
@@Mark-fd1pm actually it is December 24 Christmas Eve but ok
they should have been matched with Michigan for 2019 bowl.
I dont care about the betting line on how big of an upset it is. The Michigan vs Appalachian state was the biggest upset in college history, cant change my mind
Not sure why... App State had been winning Div. 2 championships before they moved up.
"can't change my mind" I always feel sorry for people like that. basically saying, "no matter what facts are presented, my mind is closed off."
Appalachian State was a very fine team, this wasn't as big an upset as it's presented. what it does show is that the 'experts' are just like the rest of us, just guessing.
Not really lol. Michigan was terrible that year and did even worse the next year.
@@godismy1fav that's not true at all lol
@@steveswangler6373 I think its definitely not the biggest upset but goddammn is it the most important in CFB history
Adam Sandler: "Appalachian State or some slack D2 team"
Appalachian State: "and I tool it personal"
As a Boise State fan, 2007 wasn't a bad year either. Great video!
hi KTO! still one of my favorite youtube channels
7:10
Pete Carroll gave that same exact face when Malcolm Butler intercepted that pass in the superbowl
The exact same face. I remember that look like it was yesterday and Russell Wilson right by his side almost in tears
@@Macabre124 And Wilson will never so much as sniff the Super Bowl again.
I know its been awhile since you have posted a what if type of video but hear me out. 😂 "What if the Colts were still in the same division as the Patriots through the Brady vs. Manning era?"
2007 was a rough year for #2 ranked teams. Seven teams lost after reaching #2 in the polls, including USF and Oregon who played each other in the Sun Bowl.
Loved those USF team.
“TOUCHDOWN USC… Touchdown Stanford” lol
As a Virginia Tech fan....I dont know why I even bothered to watch this video lol. Damn you and your excellent videos KTO!!
us last year v fuckin odu last year
Virginia tech almost lost to firman. FURMAN. After always using vt as losing in bowl games he should do a video on their bowl run.
stevebobjoe I feel you brother.
Andersen Barry Wsu Va Tech Bama Fan same
Me: At the er with my girlfriend bored asf
What do I want to watch
Kto: I got you bro
SLIT She good, bro?
Dude just talk with your girlfriend
At least u have a gf 😭
Bro what happened
When a KTO video comes out. It's a must watch.
Jeremiah Geiger go ducks! 07 was our big “coulda shoulda” year
@@rythaguy1893 i was only 5 in 07😂 but the worst for me was the losses to Stanford and the national chamionship loss to Ohio St. It is so very painful to be a ducks fan.
Jeremiah Geiger I was only 9, but that team was what made me start to love football. And yup thought we were finally getting over that hump with auburn..
@@rythaguy1893 I was so bummed when we lost again, but hey, we can still run the table and win the Pac12. I started liking the Ducks because my dad was an alumni, and ive been a die hard ever since!!
Jeremiah Geiger yup the pac12 should be shaking considering how our guys up front on both sides looked against those nfl bodies on Auburn... this looks like it could be the most physical Oregon team I’ve been around for
Thank you for NOT mentioning Bama’s loss to La Monroe in 2007. Bama was a 37.5 point favorite and went out and lost to La Monroe. It was Saban’s first year. The next year we came close to winning a Natty and a year later started the Bama Natty Dynasty in the Saban era. In 2007, Saban was cleaning house and straightening expectations, etc. and some players recruited by previous coaches chafed on the new rules. Those that refused to buy in to his “process” were benched no matter how good they were. So, that embarrassing loss to La Monroe was painful, but became a cry of “Never again!” and soon we were rolling to a run of victories seldom broken by a rare loss. During my years as a Bama fan, I’ve witnessed half of Bear Bryant years, the Stalling years and the Saban years and one thing above all else marks a great coach - tough, but loving discipline. Those guys ran a very tight ship, with almost every detail covered to get the most out of the players they recruited. As a result of players buying in to the program, mediocre players became great and great players became stars. Winning begets winning some, but what really piles on wins is when you convince a recruit to go the extra mile in training and also stay out of trouble on and off the field (have character) and to become blood brothers fighting for one another’s success (develop chemistry), it’s magic. Saban has that ability in spades. He gets the most out of his players by asking them to buy into his philosophy and “process” for success. He’s angry and gets on to his kids about mistakes in games we win, but if anyone else in the press is talking about the team in a negative light win or lose, he’s a vicious defender and fighter for his players. They see him as the father figure many of them grew up without. He’s definitely the GOAT.
I know I’m late but that was a great game I know somebody who played for Monroe and it was a huge upset
I came looking to see if anyone else posted about it…
That team had too many bad habits. After the win over Tennessee they fell apart. Did go on to beat Colorado in the Independence Bowl.
Wasn't great for me as a Bama fan!!! But it certainly was a great win for La Monroe.
As a side note, I'm a Samford University fan since graduating from there, but I've been a Bama fan since I was a kid. Way back in 1935, Bama had a mediocre season. Samford University (back then, called Howard College) TIED Bama 7-7. Bama scored a touchdown in the second quarter. But, wait! There was a flag on the play. A Crimson Tide end, by the name of Paul "Bear" Bryant, was offside. Later in the second quarter, the Tide scored again, closing out the first half of the game with a score of 7-0. A penalty against Bama in the third quarter gave Howard the ball on Alabama's 37 yard line and the Bulldogs scored with a long forward pass to the end zone. The game ended a 7-7 tie, considered a victory for the small college. The Howard Bulldogs went on to win the Dixie Conference Championship with a season of 7-1-2. Bama finished the season 6-2-1, embarassing themselves with losses to Mississippi State and Vanderbilt. Maybe the tie with little ol' Howard College is where Paul "Bear" Bryant discovered that a tie ball game was like "kissing your sister," as he used to say when he was coaching at Alabama!
Northeast Louisiana had decent teams in the 1970s,and still a good program today. Ann upset win over UAla yes but not that surprising at the time.
None of those other losses even comes close to the shock of that Appalachian State victory. Points spread shmoint spread.
Remember when app state beat unc?
Oh wait that’s on Saturday...
Unfortunately our head coach left for Louisville in the offseason and took our defensive coordinator with him. Now we have Ted Roof at defensive coordinator who is a monumental step down. Luckily we still have a great offense including one of the best running backs in the country in Darrynton Evans. If we win it'll be something like 45-42
I remember watching Michigan vs Appalachian St game live. It really was a great rollercoaster ride.
I’m here after South Carolina just upset Georgia
TateGodRoblox lets play some Roblox bruh.. huge fan
It sucks how we lost ;-;
@@LucasJD3305 know :(
Giannis Antetoloskloouncpdpo lol ty
SC tried like hell to lose that one too.
I was at the michigan-app state game when I was 13. It was my first game at the big house, I still remember every word that was spoken on the ride home. None, no words were spoken
1:45 Geeze in one half Alabama went from #1 to #2 😂
It was the rankings for the week later
I live in Boone and my friend does training with Dexter Jackson and i'm a huge app fan!! GO NEERS!!!
Hell yeah he was drafted by the bucs hell of a player.
A couple of years ago, Appalachian State gave a very good Penn State team a real scare in the first game of the season. Watching Michigan and USC lose just made my night!
Appy State is phenomenal. I hope they can keep it up after the departure of their coach.
I disagree. The biggest upset for me, because of their #1 status and 22 game win streak , was when defending national-champion Nebraska rolled into Arizona State Sun Devil stadium on a Friday night in 1996... They didn't know Arizona had about 5 future NFL players on the field that night -- including a QB, a DE, and a linebacker... They beat Nebraska 19-0. Totally epic shutout. The joke was the big "N" on their helmets stood for "nineteen."
Trivia Q: who were the three most famous future pro's on the AZ team? [And the least famous, the DE, had the best night of them all, with many tackles, two safeties, and was game MVP.]
This makes my day 😀
Good video
Most of the athletes on the schools getting payed to play actually love playing these games. It gives them an opportunity match-up against some the best players in their respective positions to gauge their own talents. A lot of the smaller school players only end up where they are at because they simply were overlooked,or under-recruited, some of them come from small rural high-schools and get written off because they didnt compete with "elite" style competition. This is why there are always highly touted players who get drafted and simply can't cut it. Its also why you get players like Jared Allen, who came from Idaho State University, or Mike Liupati, whose only offer came the University of Idaho, and got drafted 17th overall in 2010.
App State win against UM still ranks as the best underdog win I can recall. However, I also recall when Nichols State went into Georgia's stadium during Kirby Smart first year and it took a last second play to eek out a victory by UGA. Had Nichols State won, THAT would have been the best underdog win in recent memory.
“Tell em, bring me my money”
Lol, NC A&T reference
My cousin went to Michigan that year and got to go to that game. He said on the final game winning drive everyone just felt sick. They couldn’t believe it
Lee Corso with a plate of cupcakes 😆 🤣
"They're in the wrong ambush site! They're in the wrong ambush site!", Major Powers - Heartbreak Ridge.
As a huge Louisville fan I just want to cry after seeing this video
Jackson Wilson BBN!
jordan wilkins hey where’s your great QB at
I think in the hospital
Jackson Wilson at least you called him great. When was the last time anyone said a UK player was great lol
@@jacksonwilson7379 Don't run and hide when we beat your ass on November 30th.
I am North Texas state fan, so I can remember praying for them to win every time they played a big school
The end makes me smile, and legit it gave me happy vibes :D
Dude, your videos are the shit! Extremely well produced and edited, narrated with excellent information. REMEMBER, EVERYONE that a great way to show appreciation is to let the ads play all the way through. Make this man some money!!
“Georgia State has entered the chat”
*Tennessee has left the chat*
What was that now?
@@ryank5761 you forgot that game?
Who’s watching this after Niu vs notre dame
Was just gonna comment this😭
Now Vandy and Alabama
Who’s watching this after Appalachian State upset #6 Texas Tech
App State alum here. We kick ass, remember the name.
In 2017, Idaho State beat Nevada 30-28, Idaho State were 33.5 point underdogs.
Lesson learned: Don't listen to Herbstreit.
A lot of people lost money in Vegas on that day.
I thought Liberty and Baylor would have this place, but. . . nah, I knew it would be App v. Michigan.
must have forgot about last years virginia tech vs odu matchup
I mentioned that as well. The hokies are a roller coastee team. After the JMU loss, they wont 10 straight games. JMU I believe won the FCS national title.
Josh Black The hokies won the ACC that year and then lost to Andrew Luck and Stanford in the Orange Bowl
Ander Andreev That’s why I often think that was a bigger upset than App State over Michigan, as VT went 11-2 and were a legit top ten team. Michigan barely maintained a ranking most of the year. Oh, and JMU went 6-5 that year and missed the FCS playoffs, they were hardly an FCS powerhouse.
Ferra Torr Was I went to that JMU game when I was 4 years old. First ever football game I went to and I didn’t really know what I was watching back in the day. Really sucks looking back at it now.
Ander Andreev It especially sucks because I honestly feel they should have beaten Boise State, and if they beat Boise I don’t think they lose to JMU and I honestly believe they go to the title game. That JMU game was then playing on a short week after traveling and were shell shocked and just not mentally prepared for JMU.
I'm probably the 50th person to point this out, but if a 50-point underdog beats the 22nd-ranked team in the country, that's not really a bigger upset than AppSt over Michigan because the situation wasn't nearly as high-leverage.
Love your videos buddy - keep it up
What about Tennessee's loss to Georgia State a couple weeks ago? I believe the Vols were 26.5 point favorites and lost by 8.
Yeah I agree that should be on the list
If u wld have put $100 on Georgia state they were like +3000 on ml. If only we cld forsee the future.
James Dallas it's not much of an upset if said team( Tennessee) already sucks .
And the video ends with the clip of "Stevie got Loose", when Kentucky began their 2007 season by beating Louisville. That touchdown was still the loudest I've ever heard Commonwealth Stadium, even compared to when we beat LSU later that year.
VANDY VS BAMA after that game idk if there is any bigger upset
I was in the crowd that day for the U of M vs. ASU game. I don’t know if I’ve ever been around so many people in complete shock.
NIL (northern illinois) vs notre dame today