@@Coopster129 Exactly. You’re all inbred. No one is in your family. Thank you for showing me the value of your worthless diploma and, please, say hello to your mother-cousin in jail for me!
Things Kentucky did by beating Louisville in 2016: Set a new school record for largest point spread upset (27.5 point underdogs) Prevented Louisville from playing in a NY6 bowl Held on to the series lead in the Governor's Cup. Had Louisville won they would've had the lead in an all time series against Kentucky for the first time in any sport But instead Lamar did the Heisman pose then fumbled
I remember this weird trivia from Louisville's 2016 football season: they went 0-4 against teams with feline mascots (Tigers, Cougars, Wildcats, Tigers), but beat everyone else.
@@JL-sm6cgThe fact my Tigers lost twice in 3OT and still went on to win the Natty was just the perfect emblematic finish to an all-around f*cked up season. You literally couldn’t argue “Well, this team was undefeated, so…” 2007 said “None of y’all deserve a great season!” 😂😂😂
@@JL-sm6cg and I know it still doesn’t give much consolation for y’all all these years later, but that upset doesn’t look so bad now since App State’s continued to build a body count. Ever since then, everyone’s looked at them like “Don’t f*ck with those dudes because they don’t care about anyone’s soul!”
If I had a nickel for every time a #2 ranked team in the 2000’s lost to their rival by a final score of 13-9, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice.
That Oregon-Washington game last year was probably one of best games of the season imo Also if your looking for more upsets to add to Part 2 theres the Oregon-Oregon St. game from last year
That backfield we had at Arkansas in 2007, McFadden, Jones and Hillis, maybe one of the best college running back trios of all time. Hogs also had upset LSU in 2014 and 2015 as well, which could be in Part 2
Don't forget Georgia had Todd Gurley, Nick Chubb, and Sony Michel in 2014. Still hate chubb got injured in 15, if he had played the full season judging by the 6 games he played he would have been the SEC all time rushing yards leader
@@Doomlerious I'll admit that was a tough look for us cowboy fans. Hopefully, since this year's game is the last one for the foreseeable future, it's competitive and has high stakes for both teams.
I remember watching that LSU vs arkansas game. Nobody can ever convince me that missouri is a bigger rival to arkansas than LSU. Bring back the LSU/Arkansas black friday game!
I remember being in boone county watching that wvu game, ive never been that pissed in my life, called off work for the next month for mental health reasons
5:24 YESSIRRRRR! Been a Hog fan all my life. Awesome moment for the program taking down No. 1 LSU in Death Valley. I remember watching this game and being so pumped watching Casey Dick throw that block. Probably my favorite play ever.
The UK win may have been an upset based on record but UofL was coming off a loss to Houston the game before so a lot of the UofL players had checked out since the playoff chances were over. DC Grantham was out the door and Lamar had a fluke fumble. UK was more motivated that day
Wild that the CBS game of the week was the Egg Bowl in 2014 over the Iron Bowl. Speaks to how good those teams were at the time given the numbers the Iron Bowl puts up regardless of Alabama/Auburn’s record
8:42 - I was a UGA student at the time. I was driving back from visiting my family in Virginia for Thanksgiving. While I was still a few hours away from the University of Georgia, I saw a car with the Georgia G where the front license plate would normally go. I thought, “Could that be an omen?” It very well might have been! The next year, when both teams were unranked, and Georgia needed to beat the Yellow Jackets for bowl eligibility, I was playing Scrabble with my mom. One of us found DAWG in our tiles, and the other found ATHENS in theirs. Georgia beat Georgia Tech 42-34 in a game I thought could go either way. I had no idea about betting lines at the time. I later looked up the betting line and saw Georgia were 12.5-point favorites.
@NoahBodze if it wasn't for mid-ass Kenny Pickett you wouldn't even be relevant other than by beating us 15 years ago Also get a better insult, I've heard worse by more creative people
Yes, he did a ton for ESPN and is hardly remembered on times. 18 years as lead announcer for Sunday Night Football when ESPN had it (with Joe Thiesmann with him in the booth), NFL playoff games on ABC, the first rounds of March Madness when ESPN had the rights in the 1980's, the ACC basketball tournament for many years, CFB, women's final four back when UConn and Tennessee dominated it a lot... He did it all. That Backyard Brawl must have stung a lot since he is a West Virginian I really never saw a compilation of his calls here on YT. Been retired for 4 years, almost 5 now
No Iron Bowls at ALL? Years for you to look at. 1972 Punt Bama Punt #9 Aurburn over #2 Alabama. 1984 Bo runs the wrong way unranked Alabama over #11 Auburn 1985 Unranked Alabama over #7 Auburn. 2001 unranked Alabama over #18 Auburn. 2002 unrakned Auburn over #9 Alabama. 2013 Kick six, #4 Auburn over #1 Alabama 2017 #6 Auburn over #1 Alabama. 2019 #16 Auburn over #5 Alabama. Surprised by that rivalry being left out.
WV loss occurred in 2007, when college football embraced chaos Also WV was ranked #2 & PITT was unranked. The game gave PITT their 5th win of the season. And it was at the end of the season One big thing: 2007 was the BCS Era where teams ranked #1 & #2 in the final poll (done by computers) played for the championship. Today is the Playoff Era where 4, soon to be 12, can play for a championship
How is Oregon consistently ranked so high each pre-season? I legitimately am curious since they've botched every season since the early 2000s, and their schedule is always so weak.
I think it’s because of their brand & honestly because of the results they put up like yeah they lose that 1 maybe 2 games a season but other then that they are always competing for the pac 12 and always have a good recruiting class don’t forget they were one of 4 teams to make the first ever playoffs & blew out FSU in that…..they are good just not great
2018 Michigan State vs Penn State After starting a disappointing 3-2 with bad losses to Arizona State and Northwestern the Spartans went into Beaver Stadium and beat a Trace McSorley led #8 Penn State (who themselves were coming off a 27-26 loss to Ohio State in Colombus) 21-17 in Happy Valley
Glad you got Carolina over Clemson ,the week before they also knocked Tennessee out of national championship contention, you need to get that one too !
Oh come on, 2017 MSU @ UofM really made this list? I mean, I guess it's an upset from a technical standpoint, but that Michigan team was mediocre despite their initial ranking to start the season. They ended up going 8-5.
It was considered an upset at the time because Michigan State went 3-9 the previous season. Three years later Michigan State beat Michigan in Ann Arbor as a 24 point underdog, which should have been included in this video.
Plus MSU only went 2-5 in 2020. Both teams sure turned it around the next season with Michigan going 12-2 making it to the College Football Playoff, and MSU finishing 11-2 winning the Peach Bowl.
What games should be in Part 2? 👀
Idk. I hope Georgia bulldogs are in here!
You should do Texas A&M vs Alabama 2021, or Texas A&M vs LSU, the 7 overtimes.
2014 9 Georgia vs 16 Georgia tech. Technically an upset but also just a great game
@@cityofalbiesGo Jackets!
Ohio state Penn state 2016
Pitt-WVU in 2007 May have been the most shocking upset of any rivalry ever. West Virginia still hasn’t recovered
No doubt. It fit how chaotic (and epic) the '07 season was.
It’s my honest opinion if they win that game they win the national championship I think they were the best team in the country
They won 2 BCS bowls after that game lol.
@@tylercoltsfan55u goober if they win that game WVU goes to the national championship
@@Stopcommentingthesamecomments closer to sniffing a Title than Pitt has since 1976
That game still haunts us WVU fans and forever will. And we’ll never have a victory against Pitt as meaningful as that
That's OK. You will always have your sister and your children with her.
H2P
@@NoahBodze This isn't Iceland, Noah.
@@NoahBodzewe’re not in your family bud
@@Coopster129 Exactly. You’re all inbred. No one is in your family.
Thank you for showing me the value of your worthless diploma and, please, say hello to your mother-cousin in jail for me!
Things Kentucky did by beating Louisville in 2016:
Set a new school record for largest point spread upset (27.5 point underdogs)
Prevented Louisville from playing in a NY6 bowl
Held on to the series lead in the Governor's Cup. Had Louisville won they would've had the lead in an all time series against Kentucky for the first time in any sport
But instead Lamar did the Heisman pose then fumbled
I remember this weird trivia from Louisville's 2016 football season: they went 0-4 against teams with feline mascots (Tigers, Cougars, Wildcats, Tigers), but beat everyone else.
2007 was the wildest year in college football. Still remember it vividly. Would've been hard to pick a favorite in 12 team playoff, let alone 4.
And it started with my boys, the Michigan Wolverines, losing to App State. 😕
@@JL-sm6cgThe fact my Tigers lost twice in 3OT and still went on to win the Natty was just the perfect emblematic finish to an all-around f*cked up season. You literally couldn’t argue “Well, this team was undefeated, so…” 2007 said “None of y’all deserve a great season!” 😂😂😂
@@JL-sm6cg and I know it still doesn’t give much consolation for y’all all these years later, but that upset doesn’t look so bad now since App State’s continued to build a body count. Ever since then, everyone’s looked at them like “Don’t f*ck with those dudes because they don’t care about anyone’s soul!”
I hated that year.
Too many upsets devalued the upset in general
@RushFanatic87 well, we did welcome them to the FBS with the ass kicking they should've gotten in 07.
When PSC Highlights is getting fired up, you know it’s almost College Football Season!!!
Pitt 🤝 UCLA
13-9 score against rivals ranked #2
If I had a nickel for every time a #2 ranked team in the 2000’s lost to their rival by a final score of 13-9, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice.
When was the other time? Just out of curiosity
Dr. Doofenshmirtz
@@broadstreetbullies849USC vs UCLA 2006. Time stamp is 2:59
@@broadstreetbullies849 watch
@@broadstreetbullies849
UCLA vs USC
And
Pittsburgh vs WV
Was at the Pitt-WVU game,never heard a place so full of people so quiet
Man, with the scenario that happened... No surprise.
WVU #2, game at Mountaineer Field, 100th year of the rivalry
That Oregon-Washington game last year was probably one of best games of the season imo
Also if your looking for more upsets to add to Part 2 theres the Oregon-Oregon St. game from last year
honestly just a complete collapse from Oregon
love it as a husky fan
That backfield we had at Arkansas in 2007, McFadden, Jones and Hillis, maybe one of the best college running back trios of all time. Hogs also had upset LSU in 2014 and 2015 as well, which could be in Part 2
no reason to put the '14 game in there. '04 game vs top 5 Texas in Austin would be a good inclusion though
Don't forget Georgia had Todd Gurley, Nick Chubb, and Sony Michel in 2014. Still hate chubb got injured in 15, if he had played the full season judging by the 6 games he played he would have been the SEC all time rushing yards leader
Our offense was crazy
I totally love college football rivals because it has me all da way turned up and that is straight facts 💯
I argue 2004-10 upsets deserves its own videos.
Needed bedlam 2001 were OSU was unranked and OU was like #1
Yea I’ll make sure that’s in Part 2
@@pschighlightsand 2014
5:26 Hogs VS Tigers 3/OT In Death Valley Will Always Be A Classic.
🐗🐗🐗
“He’s come through in the clutch before… and he did it again” Austin MacGinnis was that dude at Kentucky. Clutch.
2014 Bedlam with Tyreek Hill's punt return at the end of the game should totally be included! Either that or another famous Bedlam upset for sure
Oklahoma's upset over the Pokes last year☠️
@@Doomlerious I'll admit that was a tough look for us cowboy fans. Hopefully, since this year's game is the last one for the foreseeable future, it's competitive and has high stakes for both teams.
@@lukejones8976 it absolutely should. Hopefully both defenses make much bigger plays too
I never expected to find a Georgia-Georgia Tech one with Georgia being the ones doing the upsetting yet here we are 😂
I remember watching that LSU vs arkansas game. Nobody can ever convince me that missouri is a bigger rival to arkansas than LSU. Bring back the LSU/Arkansas black friday game!
I remember being in boone county watching that wvu game, ive never been that pissed in my life, called off work for the next month for mental health reasons
5:24
YESSIRRRRR! Been a Hog fan all my life. Awesome moment for the program taking down No. 1 LSU in Death Valley. I remember watching this game and being so pumped watching Casey Dick throw that block. Probably my favorite play ever.
You should do a "shouldn't have worked" compilation, where players do something stupid or super risky and it winds up somehow being a big play
Like the Ole Miss crazy play at Alabama?
The Prayer at Jordan Hare
7:27 ahhhh what a game.
Go Dawgs 💜💛
Nothing more satisfying than beating your rival, especially when you were expected to lose.
part 2 definitely needs to include Oregon State vs. Oregon where Oregon blew a 31-10 lead 😂 GO BEAVS!!!
Not a fun day as an Oregon fan
@@marzfn3430 I can understand why. 2008-2015 wasn’t fun either as a beaver fan.
13-9 is a special level of joy for me as an LSU fan
This is what makes rivalries special. Rivals will sneak up on you and ruin your perfect season.
I appreciate you inlcuding that UW/Oregon game. Wasn't a big national story but for the PAC-12, it was a big momentum shift.
Felix jones, McFadden and Peyton hillis…Arkansas had a helluva backfield
Only the real ones don’t skip to the next game when their favorite team is on the losing side
I forced myself to sit through the MSU-UM game, I wish I didn’t.
GT fan here. It still hurts.
Baylor vs Tcu was painful to watch
That 2022 Washington win against Oregon was an amazing watch as a Utah fan.
"He's gone, I think" is the best moment in this video.
Man i can't wait until college football comes back who's with me.
Quit like baiting were all ready
@@Stopcommentingthesamecommentsfr
I know the OSU-Oregon game was from the 2020 Covid year and there was no crowd but why was there even a stadium announcer? 🤣🤣
Thanks brother!! Hope you’re doing well!!
Don't forget the 2002 Apple Cup. #3 WSU lost to unranked Washington at home in double overtime
I can’t get enough of the different football scenario videos. And right before the NFL kicks off again man I can’t fuckin wait.
The UK win may have been an upset based on record but UofL was coming off a loss to Houston the game before so a lot of the UofL players had checked out since the playoff chances were over. DC Grantham was out the door and Lamar had a fluke fumble. UK was more motivated that day
Video idea - college football games that were unexpectedly significant
(OU vs TT ‘16, Nevada vs. Boise State ‘10, LSU vs UCF Fiesta Bowl)
The Pitt West Virginia upset, I'm pretty sure that if you change the outcome, WVU wins the Natty and CFB changes permanently (maybe for the better?)
Wild that the CBS game of the week was the Egg Bowl in 2014 over the Iron Bowl. Speaks to how good those teams were at the time given the numbers the Iron Bowl puts up regardless of Alabama/Auburn’s record
Why do you have to show pitt vs wvu game in 2007😭😭
Can you please talk about the 2007 football season?
Kto has a video on that
What is the deal with the Michigan Ohio state game always having huge punt return moments? 😅
Never forget the Oklahoma Sooners/Texas Longhorns "Red River Rivalry" from the Cotton Bowl, Dallas, Texas!!!
Never forget 13-9
Last years oregon vs oregon state game was awesome
ARK/LSU - Arkansas had three productive NFL rb on that team and they all contributed to that win.
Let’s get the season started
Can you please talk about Rakeem Cato?
that Pitt wvu game was crazy at the time
8:42 - I was a UGA student at the time. I was driving back from visiting my family in Virginia for Thanksgiving. While I was still a few hours away from the University of Georgia, I saw a car with the Georgia G where the front license plate would normally go. I thought, “Could that be an omen?” It very well might have been!
The next year, when both teams were unranked, and Georgia needed to beat the Yellow Jackets for bowl eligibility, I was playing Scrabble with my mom. One of us found DAWG in our tiles, and the other found ATHENS in theirs. Georgia beat Georgia Tech 42-34 in a game I thought could go either way. I had no idea about betting lines at the time. I later looked up the betting line and saw Georgia were 12.5-point favorites.
Special notes:
Michigan beating OSU for the first time in 20 years should be on here.
Tenn beating Bama last year
Yes let’s go!! Woo pig!!!
Wishing your Hogs the best of luck for this season. Horns down!
@@skyrushyesminderaserno1150 horns are always down
and lsu still won the natty that year. 2007 was a different kind of insane.
As a WVU Alum I feel like the record should show just two years later we beat Pitt our first year without Pat White while they were ranked #9
Ya but yall losing that game cost yall everything
You can tell that to your sisterwife. She's the only person who cares.
13-9
@NoahBodze if it wasn't for mid-ass Kenny Pickett you wouldn't even be relevant other than by beating us 15 years ago
Also get a better insult, I've heard worse by more creative people
@@meechisminnersYou guys act like 2021 was our only good year 😭😭😭We haven’t had a losing season since 2017 how about y’all😭😭
Finally a video like this!
A shame Mike Patrick was never brought. Severely underrated announcer.
Yes, he did a ton for ESPN and is hardly remembered on times.
18 years as lead announcer for Sunday Night Football when ESPN had it (with Joe Thiesmann with him in the booth), NFL playoff games on ABC, the first rounds of March Madness when ESPN had the rights in the 1980's, the ACC basketball tournament for many years, CFB, women's final four back when UConn and Tennessee dominated it a lot... He did it all.
That Backyard Brawl must have stung a lot since he is a West Virginian
I really never saw a compilation of his calls here on YT.
Been retired for 4 years, almost 5 now
I agree, man...
How the heck do you forget the Iron Bowl?
You really should’ve included the 2021 Michigan vs Ohio state game tbh
You have excellent taste in thumbnails.
Dak Prescott shit himself in that game
Like he always does in Dallas 😂
Cincinnati beat Rutgers that year and Pitt to go to the Orange Bowl! The Big East was different back in the day
Third one is my favorite
2017 Egg Bowl: Ole Miss 31 at #14 Mississippi State 28. Ole Miss were double-digit underdogs.
If you make a part 2 you gotta throw in Minnesota vs Wisconsin 2021
Some of these teams have yet to recover.
i like rival upsets growing up 🏈🏈 🔥🔥🔥🔥🙏🙏🙏🙏
No Iron Bowls at ALL? Years for you to look at.
1972 Punt Bama Punt #9 Aurburn over #2 Alabama.
1984 Bo runs the wrong way unranked Alabama over #11 Auburn
1985 Unranked Alabama over #7 Auburn.
2001 unranked Alabama over #18 Auburn.
2002 unrakned Auburn over #9 Alabama.
2013 Kick six, #4 Auburn over #1 Alabama
2017 #6 Auburn over #1 Alabama.
2019 #16 Auburn over #5 Alabama.
Surprised by that rivalry being left out.
How did WVU lose their national game chances but when Alabama loses every once in a while in a upset they still be in the national championship
WV loss occurred in 2007, when college football embraced chaos
Also WV was ranked #2 & PITT was unranked. The game gave PITT their 5th win of the season. And it was at the end of the season
One big thing: 2007 was the BCS Era where teams ranked #1 & #2 in the final poll (done by computers) played for the championship. Today is the Playoff Era where 4, soon to be 12, can play for a championship
How is Oregon consistently ranked so high each pre-season? I legitimately am curious since they've botched every season since the early 2000s, and their schedule is always so weak.
I think it’s because of their brand & honestly because of the results they put up like yeah they lose that 1 maybe 2 games a season but other then that they are always competing for the pac 12 and always have a good recruiting class don’t forget they were one of 4 teams to make the first ever playoffs & blew out FSU in that…..they are good just not great
They were in the national championship game in 2014. Won the Rose Bowl in 2019 I think. Always good. Rarely great.
@@RobMacQ Totally agree w/ you on this. They are always GOOD, but never perform like a top-10 team (Great) in my opinion.
Arkansas backfield was nuts I forgot
2018 Michigan State vs Penn State
After starting a disappointing 3-2 with bad losses to Arizona State and Northwestern the Spartans went into Beaver Stadium and beat a Trace McSorley led #8 Penn State (who themselves were coming off a 27-26 loss to Ohio State in Colombus) 21-17 in Happy Valley
2006 was the Year of the Dog. As of 2022, USC have never beaten UCLA in football in the Year of the Dog. The closest they came was a tie in 1958.
Top 5 gator memories being there to watch them dedicate "Ron Zook Field" .... payback for the Swindle in the Swamp
In what season was Tech favored over Georgia? That is just weird.
What about Georgia-Auburn 2017?
Georgia-Auburn 2017 is what I like to call a “betting line upset.” Georgia were favored, but either team could have realistically won that game.
Glad you got Carolina over Clemson ,the week before they also knocked Tennessee out of national championship contention, you need to get that one too !
Nebraska vs Iowa 2022 Iowa had beaten Nebraska the last 7yrs and with a chance to make the big 10 tittle game on the line
Every winless team since 2000? Or whatever year you want would be a cool video
THIS WAS INTERESTING................
Great video idea
“IN HIS FACE!” 😂
Those TCU uniforms are probably the ugliest things I’ve ever seen
3:32 first time USC allowed under 15 points😂
If Auburn had beat Bama 10-3 in 2021, that would’ve been one of the biggest rivalry upsets ever.
Without a doubt.
Stanford vs USC 2007 should be on here.
Nice vid
13-9.. it's the reason why the SEC won a title for 2006 and 2007
i think navy beating notre dame for the first time in 60+ years should be in here
Georgia Tech really thought they were about to end the losing streak at home against the Bulldogs😂
the ucla game was crazy
Oh come on, 2017 MSU @ UofM really made this list? I mean, I guess it's an upset from a technical standpoint, but that Michigan team was mediocre despite their initial ranking to start the season. They ended up going 8-5.
It was considered an upset at the time because Michigan State went 3-9 the previous season. Three years later Michigan State beat Michigan in Ann Arbor as a 24 point underdog, which should have been included in this video.
@@johnwiesner9590 Michigan went 2-4 that season, you also have to take into consideration final records
Plus MSU only went 2-5 in 2020. Both teams sure turned it around the next season with Michigan going 12-2 making it to the College Football Playoff, and MSU finishing 11-2 winning the Peach Bowl.
You left the fact out that Michigan’s starting QB was injured in the game before that and didn’t play for the rest of the season
When are we getting top 100 plays of 2022
No Kansas-Mizzou anymore really sucks.
Kansas-MIZZOU is the best rivalry of all time they just need to start playing again which they will starting in 2025
Cannot wait for college ball to start! 🤘🏼Hook’em
"it's a footrace"
no, buddy, it's more of a leg race.
Technically it’s both
I would like to thank 2006 ucla for putting Florida into the title game position
A world existed where UGA upset GT?!?
Favorite upset west Virginia