Michigan vs Ohio st/Michigan st. Texas vs Oklahoma. LSU vs Arkansas (battle of the boot). Ole Miss vs Mississippi St (the egg bowl) Florida vs Georgia. Miami vs Florida st. Oklahoma vs Oklahoma st. Alabama vs Auburn (the iron bowl). A old one not so much now is USC vs Notre dame.
LSU Girl here. If you want to hear I think the only song that has ever been basically outlawed by the governing body over college football you need to go hear the song, Neck. However, make sure it is the unedited version. We LSU people love the song!
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These fights will usually also occur when two schools are either in the same state or if the states of those schools share a border. That means that a lot of those players know each other and were rivals even before college.
I grew up in and live in Alabama. the Iron Bowl (the Alabama/Auburn annual game) is among the most intense rivalries in sports. From 2009-2012, the national champions were either Alabama or Auburn. Alabama won it in 2009, 2011, and 2012. Auburn won it in 2010. It’s what makes college football one of the greatest sports in the world.
Most of the big rivalries are regional. Michigan/Ohio State, Michigan/Mich St, Alabama/Auburn, Texas/Baylor, Baylor/TCU, Oklahoma/Texas, Oklahoma/Oklahoma State*, Clemson/South Carolina, Ole Miss/Mississippi State, Florida/Florida State*, and many more. University of Miami just fights everyone. *Most states have an XYZ/XYZ State University, they're always rivals even if one program sucks. Most rivarly games happen right around this time of year (there were several today) but you also get some games like Michigan vs Central Michigan, where one team is much larger/more dominant (on paper) than the other but the small school has a chip on their shoulder because their players didn't get recruited for the elite program.
These type of altercations will usually occur when either the quarterback is hit late or out of bounds, or when the players feel they're school's honor is being disrespected.
Some of these rivalries are between schools that are so close that many of the players have a history with each other dating back to rivalries in high school. Shit runs deep.
Most of these are rivalry games. Rivalries in College Sports are greater than pro sports. I live in the Midwest so my favorite rivalries are Michigan Vs Ohio State, Michigan Vs Michigan State, Notre Dame Vs Michigan State, Notre Dame Vs University of Southern California. Honorable mention to Alabama Vs Auburn, Army Vs Navy, Navy Vs Notre Dame, and Central Michigan Vs Western Michigan (im alum from CMU and its a giant party with a Football Game)
They mentioned South Carolina-Clemson. Our rivalry started non-sports related and is mostly due to the disconnect from the capital city of our state (where the University of South Carolina is located) and the upper part of the state (where Clemson University is located). Clemson was founded to spite South Carolina. Alumni of each school have been elected to the state legislature and at points tried to shut down the other school. Clemson's agriculture school was originally at South Carolina. One year when South Carolina won the students had a poster of their mascot (a Gamecock) standing on Clemson's mascot (a Tiger). Clemson was a military school at the time so a group of Clemson cadets confronted South Carolina students. The Clemson cadets had loaded weapons with bayonets. The rivalry game stopped for it. Yeah, we had a big fight in the early 2000s that blew up and was all over American sports news so it was mentioned a lot for years onward.
Kicking another player in American football is really bad because most of the players have metal spikes on their cleats. The two teams that you asked about were BYU (Brigham Young University, it’s a university of the Church of Latter-Day Saints) and TCU (Texas Christian University, a Baptist school).
So if you want the biggest rivalry games, I’d suggest: -Ohio State/Michigan -Michigan/Michigan State -Alabama/Auburn -Mississippi/Mississippi State -Florida/Georgia -Texas/Oklahoma -Washington/Washington State -Oregon/Oregon State -USC/UCLA -Clemson/South Carolina -Virginia/Virginia Tech -North Carolina/NC State -Iowa/Iowa State -Purdue/Indiana -Kentucky/Louisville There are definitely more great rivalries, but that’s a good place to start
Many good rivalry’s TEXAS /OKLAHOMA is a good one it’s called the RED RIVER RIVALRY or showdown now for some reason. But it’s one of the good ones it happens in Dallas during the Texas fair. The stadium is split 50/50 burnt orange and crimson it’s a historic stadium and game.
I've always been told, as a former all-state linebacker and college linebacker, you get rewarded for aggression so be aggressive. It's hard to turn it off sometimes but that's when you have to try to use your head and not screw over your team
A fight went down between #2 Ohio State @ #5 Michigan today in the second half, I'm watching that game now and it's really cold out there and was snowing, about 30° F
Oklahoma vs Texas Michigan vs Ohio State Army vs Navy Georgia vs Florida USC vs Notre Dame Alabama vs Auburn LSU vs Ole Miss/Alabama/Auburn There are so many more intrastate rivalries (Oklahoma-Oklahoma st, Washington-Washington st, usc-ucla, etc Intrastate and border state rivalries are usually the best, but there are a few exceptions.
College football in my opinion is the most emotional sport out there. These athletes are 18-22 years old, you've got teenage mentalities in grown men's bodies. Plus you don't just represent your team, you represent your school and your state! There's a lot of pride and school spirit involved. And some of these players have known each other since they were little kids, and have developed some love-hate relationships.
Isn't that some awesome fun? As you may have heard one team have been rivals for 100 years like the Hatfield's and McCoy's. Hatfield & McCoy dispute over land in America...Hatfield's of West Virginia and McCoy's of Kentucky.
ESPN ranked the Ohio State/Michigan rivalry the best of all sports. As an Ohio State fan, born and bred, and as a Yankees fan, as well, I can say I look forward to the OSU v Michigan game more than every Yankees/Red Sox game.
College football's best rivalries Michigan vs Ohio State Oklahoma vs Texas Auburn vs Alabama Alabama vs Georgia All in-state rivalries are good like Michigan vs Michigan State Oklahoma vs Oklahoma State USC vs UCLA Florida vs Florida State Florida State vs Miami
Is it just me or has FOOTBALL gotten way out of hand? Does anybody else agree? I loved going to the games and see the talent and skill of the players, not to watch them beat the s-it out of each other with flags flying everywhere and the lack of sportsmanship. 😮
Today was my states rival game, which we call the Iron Bowl. Between the University of Alabama and the University of Auburn. At the end of the regulation 4 quarters that we play in our games, we were tied 17-17. We ended up going into 4 over times till we got a winner. The University of Alabama finally won. And now we get to go on to the next game, which is a championship game. With that said, some of the action that you seen of the fighting on the field and sidelines also happened during our game today.
Regardless if we win or lost we was still going on to the next game when we beat Arkansas last week we clinch the West but now we go into the sec Championship game with just one loss and if we win that game then we in the playoffs again
If you want to see a fight break out, watch professional hockey. (There's an old Rodney Dangerfield joke: "I went to a fight last night and a hockey game broke out.") In football, it's pretty rare, maybe one or two a year. NHL hockey, it's every few games. College hockey, full-on fights are pretty rare because they're penalized more heavily - it's an automatic major + game misconduct + suspension for at least 1 game - so it usually ends up being just ordinary pushing and shoving. But in the NHL, it's just a major penalty - 5 minutes in the box - and then you're back out on the ice, assuming you didn't do something else worthy of a bigger penalty. 7:00: Because it's Michigan. Bunch of arrogant twerps who were, to borrow a famous insult from old coach Barry Switzer, born on third base and think they hit a triple. They were used to thinking of my school (Michigan State) as nothing, but at the time of that incident they had lost eight of the last ten to MSU. (And it wasn't the first incident during that time, either. Their rivalry with Ohio State may more often have a championship on the line, but they take losing to MSU a *lot* worse than they take losing to OSU.) 9:08: That's BYU (Brigham Young University, a Mormon school in Utah) and Memphis. 12:57: I'm not totally sure, but I believe that was the incident where Marcus Hall (an Ohio State player) was ejected from the game during the fight and flipped off the crowd as he left the stadium. 15:49: Ask fans from different parts of the country which rivalry is biggest and you'll get different answers, but the two that almost everyone will agree are at least near the top are Alabama-Auburn and Michigan-Ohio State. Army-Navy is also a huge rivalry, although there are rarely stakes as high as the others. Some other big ones: - Minnesota-Wisconsin has the distinction of having been played the most times (131). Hasn't been especially competitive of late: Minnesota dominated the early years, but Wisconsin has won 23 of the last 27, including a streak of 14 in a row from 2004 to 2017. This past Saturday, though, Minnesota beat Wisconsin (which knocked them out of the running for the conference title). - Michigan-Michigan State tends to be a nastier rivalry than Michigan-Ohio State, as I mentioned above, but it often doesn't have stakes as high as Michigan-OSU. Lots of other in-state rivalries like this (USC-UCLA and North Carolina-Duke are particularly notable for the close proximity of the two campuses, though there are plenty of others with two major schools in the state). - Oklahoma-Texas is probably the biggest in its region (Oklahoma-Nebraska and Texas-Texas A&M also used to be huge, before Nebraska moved to the Big Ten and Texas A&M to the SEC). This is one of a small number (Florida-Georgia and Army-Navy are the two others that immediately come to mind) that is always played at a neutral site rather than alternating between the two home stadiums each year - specifically, the Cotton Bowl stadium at the Texas State Fair in Dallas (which, despite being in Texas, is actually a few miles closer to the Oklahoma campus than to the Texas campus). - In recent years, Alabama-LSU has often had huge stakes, although it doesn't have the deep history of animosity that Alabama-Auburn does. - Many games have traveling trophies awarded to the winner (Minnesota and Wisconsin play for Paul Bunyan's Axe, for example). Depending on how you define it, the oldest such trophy belongs to either Arizona-Arizona State (the Territorial Cup awarded for the game in 1899, then lost for 80 years; the practice of passing it to the winner of each game for the next year didn't begin until 2001) or Minnesota-Michigan (the Little Brown Jug, first awarded in 1909 and passed to the winner after each game since; however, with the teams now in opposite divisions of the Big Ten, the game isn't played every year). Trophy games are more common in the north, for some reason (possibly due to the northern schools taking up the game earlier?). A lot of the older trophies have some interesting stories behind them - the Little Brown Jug was a water jug Michigan brought in 1903 out of concern that some crazy Minnesota fans might mess with their team's water supply; it was left behind after the game (a tie) and Minnesota treated it as a trophy (Michigan was a major powerhouse in that era, so achieving a tie was rather impressive). The next time they played, Minnesota proposed that the winner take it until the next game, and so it came to be. Minnesota-Iowa has another interesting story: Floyd of Rosedale is a 45 kg bronze statue of a pig, to commemorate a bet (of a live hog) between the governors of the two states on the 1935 game, made to calm tensions after Minnesota had been rather brutal toward Iowa's star running back - one of the few black players at the time - in the 1934 game and Iowa had threatened retaliation. It seemed to have worked, as the 1935 game went without incident, and the trophy was commissioned before the next year's game.
Kentucky vs Louisville Michigan vs Ohio State Florida vs Florida State Oklahoma vs Texas Texas A&M vs LSU Alabama vs Auburn Oregon vs Oregon State These are the best rivalries
#2 Ohio State vs #5 Michigan was a classic today. Played in the snow, tunnel fight, who ever wins goes to conference championship game & probably the playoffs !! Ended with an epic field storming
You need to take a look at the rivalry between the University of Washington Huskies and the Washington State Cougars!!! That is a rivalry that is as intense as it can get!!! GO COUGS!!! 💯💯💯
Some of the biggest, longest & most celebrated college football rivalries: Michigan vs Ohio State, Alabama vs Auburn, Oklahoma vs Texas, UCLA vs USC, Army vs Navy, & Notre Dame vs USC, just to name a few.
It's not big or celebrated to anyone else outside of the two schools, but Baylor and TCU have one of the longest and most played rivalries in college football. Been hating each other since 1899. Nothing like the The Revivalry.
The funny part is most of the rivalries are teams from the same state or neighboring states, like UT and Baylor or Baylor and TCU, or Louisville and UK, or OU and UT or LSU and UT it's bad blood and even better on the brotherhood part of it is that some of these guys don't come from that state at all but they'll ride for their team til the end. I can't speak on distance for all of them but Baylor has a 2 hour distance between both UT and TCU, it ain't just the teams who fight.
As a 20 year military vet, I always tell people the closest thing to being in the military is being on a football team. Same mentality. Same brotherhood.
A few of these were Kentucky (UK) versus Louisville (UofL), a rivalry in football and basketball I am well acquainted with being a local. Their big annual game is tonight so I wonder if more chaos will be added in a few hours.
You should watch the Michigan Wolverines vs Ohio State Buckeyes game highlights from Saturday November 27, 2021, it’s been 8 years since we(Michigan) beat Ohio! It was a great game! The Buckeyes have been disrespectful all year and the Wolverines shut them up big time!
Best rivalry games Alabama versus Auburn Ole Miss versus Mississippi State Ohio State versus Michigan Penn State versus Michigan USC versus UCLA Arizona State versus Arizona Texas versus Oklahoma Oklahoma State versus Oklahoma Oklahoma versus Nebraska Wisconsin versus Michigan Wisconsin versus Minnesota Washington versus Washington State University of California versus Stanford
14:46 It happened so fast you might not have noticed, but he actually knocked out the REF unintentionally when he meant to hit the opposing player I’ve seen that clip before… Just ridiculous to start throwing punches randomly like that
Agreed kabir but if your in an all out brawl with 30-50 ppl you gotta be ready for anything. Don’t condone it but cheap shots are to be expected at that point
Kabir, you want a rivalry game, look into Army/Navy! Not always the best games, but you will not find better pagentry and interesting tv spots before the game!
This was college football's rivalry weekend. Most of the in-state rivalry games took place this weekend. I must mention Washington/Washington State (Apple Cup) first because the Cougars (my school/team) won the game for the first time in many years. Add to that Oregon/Oregon State (Civil War), Michigan/Ohio State, Alabama/Auburn (Iron Bowl), Oklahoma/Oklahoma State (Bedlam Bowl). USC/UCLA took place last weekend. Army/Navy is next weekend.
Kabir this weekend is called rivalry weekend ( bascially think about it like this if Manchester United and Manchester FC played only one games against each other bcoz they just don’t like each other ) and contrary to what people on the west coast say the best rivalry is in Alabama between the university of Alabama and their “little brother “ Auburn Here is the list of rivalries Kentucky / Virginia tech ( bowl game ) Ole miss / Mississippi state ( in state in conference rivalry) Michigan / Michigan state ( big 10 ) Michigan -Ohio state ( big 10 ) Kansas-oklahoma ( big 12 ) LSU -Wisconsin ( during a bowl game ) Minnesota -Pennsylvania state ( big 10 ) Louisville - Mississippi state ( bowl game ) North Carolina-Miami ( Atlantic coast conference) Central Michigan - university of Toledo ( mid American conference) Florida international -Miami ( in state ) North Carolina state - Boston college ( Atlantic coast confernce) Vanderbilt-Florida ( southeastern conference ) Ole miss-Arkansas ( SEC ) Maryland -Temple ( big East now called the American conference ( Kentucky-Louisville ( in state both schools are known for basketball and cheerleading ) University of Mississippi-Mississippi state ( in state rivalry called the egg bowl bcoz Mississippi is the largest producer of dairy in the country Texas-Georgia ( soon to be in conference rivals ) Michigan-Michigan state ( big 10 : big brother little brother ) Virginia -Virginia tech ( Atlantic coast conference Penn state - Ohio state ( big 10 ) Florida state -Miami ( ACC : big brother / little brother ) Oklahoma- texas ( red river rivalry ) Clemson- Louisville (conference rivals: ACC Auburn / Florida ( conference rivals : SEC 9:08 : ironically enough a Mormon school by the name of Brigham young university and the university of Memphis Oklahoma-West Virginia ( in conference rivals/ big 12 ) Southern California -Ohio state ( bowl game ) Ucla ( California Los Angeles ) - university of Arizona ( conference game: pacific 12 ) Georgia-Alabama ( in conference rivals playing for the national championship : southeastern conference ) Tuniversity of Miami-Louisiana state university ( out of conference game to begin the season ) Ohio state-university of Michigan ( a game which will be played tonight : big 10 ( those schools up north ) Oklahoma state / university of Texas ( conference rivals: big 12 ) Florida state-Miami ( in state in conference rivals : Atlantic coast conference ) Duke-Georgia tech ( basketball schools who play football ) Baylor-Iowa state ( big 12 conference rivals ) Michigan / Ohio state ( big 10 conference Auburn university / University of Georgia ( southeastern confernce University of Texas / university of maryland ( Texas thought Maryland was beneath them but Maryland won the game )( big 12 conference) Kentucky / Louisville ( basketball schools playing football ) UNLV ( Nevada Las Vegas ) / Nevada ( in state ) Georgia / Georgia Tech ( in state ) Central Florida / Marshall ( American conference rivals ) Memphis / ole miss ( bowl game ) Florida / Florida state West Virginia - Miami ( confernce rivalry: Atlantic coast ) Colorado - Utah ( conference rivals: pac12 ) Mississippi state - Iowa ( bowl game ) Louisville - Kentucky ( in state rivals ) Virginia - Clemson ( conference rivals : Atlantic coast ) Appalachian state - Alabama Birmingham ( conference rivals : American ) Auburn - Purdue ( bowl game ) Texas - Baylor ( big 12 confernce 100 years ) Syracuse - university of Pittsburgh ( Atlantic coast ) Baylor - Texas Christian ( big 12 in state ) UNC - North Carolina state ( in state in confernce : Atlantic coast ) Virginia - Louisville ( Atlantic coast conference ) Texas - Louisiana sate ( border battle )
I love a good football brawl. My high school rivalry game was so notorious for violence that it became standing tradition that after the game each year both teams would relocate to the stockyards for a no holds bar style fight. 🤣
Sorry for all the comments, Kabir. But you asked for a list of great rivalries, so here are some. This is by no means comprehensive 😂 Ohio State vs. Michigan Florida State vs. Miami Florida State vs. Florida Alabama vs. Auburn Georgia vs. Florida Georgia vs. Georgia Tech Georgia vs. Auburn Georgia vs. Tennessee Texas vs. Oklahoma Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma State Notre Dame vs. USC
Big rivalry’s list Ohio State vs Michigan, Alabama vs Auburn, Alabama vs LSU, Oregon vs Oregon State, Penn State vs Ohio State, Michigan vs Michigan State, Texas vs Oklahoma, can somebody respond to this with some other good rivalries
I love when we beat LSU but not much of a rivalry i mean LSU only won 07 ,10,11,19 and lost the rematch in 2011 bama won 08,09,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,20,21 in 16 games since saban got there in 07 bama is 12 and 4 but our second biggest rivalry which is Tennessee we are 15 and 0 since 07 and 16 out last 17 since 05 only Auburn has really kept the rivalry with Alabama close we are 10 and 5 in last 15 years
Baylor vs TCU. The Revivalry has been going on since 1899 and it's been pretty evenly matched (TCU leads with 57 wins to Baylor's 53 and there have been 7 ties) with 44 of the games being won by 7 points or less.
Opening scene (Almost fight in the tunnel) was Michigan vs Ohio State University "The Game" often considered the Greatest Rivalry in College Football. Things got pretty tense today during "The Game" and looked like a full on brawl was about to erupt but calmer heads prevailed.
Kabir, you have to understand Football is, War played on a field. To get to high levels of playing, you have to be a bit psychotic, and overly aggressive, which leads to things like this. Which honestly aren't even that bad. You see worst fights in practice during the summer or during HELL WEEKS.
There's no place for any of this, in College sports. Those kids are representing their school, and should act like it. Any, and all of them should be suspended by the coach if not the school.
Also, around the 7 minute mark, Michigan State normally do the walk out and all link arms like that, but for the Michigan game, they came out 30 minutes early when Michigan was supposed to warm up and interrupted their warm ups. This lead to michigan players not moving and then Devin Bush cleating up the logo at midfield. Another big rivalry game.
This is rivalry weekend in college football Kabir, lots of intrastate games going on to close out much of the regular season. You got Georgia vs Georgia Tech, Florida vs Florida State, Clemson vs South Carolina (both schools are in SC), Oregon vs Oregon state, and Michigan vs Ohio State just to name a few, but a big weekend in college football.
Trust me dude. The Red River Rivalry from 2021 is one you can't miss!! The highlight channel Wheels has a great version. Oklahoma vs Texas. The game is played at the Texas state fair but the stadium is split right down the 50 yard line for fans. Incredible environment
I remember I a fight back in high school lol I was standing for jrotc lol watching are football lose there cool and watching the other team calling them idiots for starting a fight lol.
Ohio and Michigan's rivalry started out between the states themselves and dates back to the late 1700's when there was a conflict over part of the state line. There is even a road that defines part of the state line. It's called Territorial Road. So this rivalry continues to this day between the colleges.
I left a comment above, but you're better informed than I am. BTW: It's been 40 years since I moved down to DC. Has Toledo finished their 5 mile segment of I75 yet? LOL
I agree with this rivalry and Alabama and Auburn. Kabir, essentially "rivalry week" is the American Thanksgiving weekend. That is when ALL of the rivalry games are played. Then you have the ARMY/NAVY game a couple weeks later.
Ohio State-Michigan is one of the best, if not the best, rivalries in American sport. Kansas is a basketball powerhouse that isn't anything special in football. Other great rivalries: Alabama-Auburn Texas-Oklahoma Clemson-South Carolina USC-UCLA Florida-Florida State Cal-Stanford Oregon-Oregon State Kansas-Missouri Ole Miss-Mississippi State Army-Navy Notre Dame-USC ,,,
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Top 5 rivalry games in college
Ohio St vs Michigan
Oklahoma vs Texas
Auburn vs Alabama
South Carolina vs Clemson
USC vs UCLA
Michigan vs Ohio st/Michigan st. Texas vs Oklahoma. LSU vs Arkansas (battle of the boot). Ole Miss vs Mississippi St (the egg bowl) Florida vs Georgia. Miami vs Florida st. Oklahoma vs Oklahoma st. Alabama vs Auburn (the iron bowl). A old one not so much now is USC vs Notre dame.
Such stellar decision making from anyone of these guys throwing a punch at a guy wearing a football helmet.
LSU Girl here. If you want to hear I think the only song that has ever been basically outlawed by the governing body over college football you need to go hear the song, Neck. However, make sure it is the unedited version. We LSU people love the song!
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I like at 14:05 someone in the crowd says "stop fighting".
You should check out the fights in the stands, because when the teams are fighting, SO are the fans!
These fights will usually also occur when two schools are either in the same state or if the states of those schools share a border. That means that a lot of those players know each other and were rivals even before college.
I grew up in and live in Alabama. the Iron Bowl (the Alabama/Auburn annual game) is among the most intense rivalries in sports. From 2009-2012, the national champions were either Alabama or Auburn. Alabama won it in 2009, 2011, and 2012. Auburn won it in 2010. It’s what makes college football one of the greatest sports in the world.
The Michigan, and Ohio State rivalry is the biggest rivalry in all of college football. ''The Game'' is the nickname given to that game.
"Rivalry" I guess since Michigan actually won for once 😒
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Alabama vs Auburn nothing compares
@@lilnizza23 We watched the last quarter! It was amazing!
Most of the big rivalries are regional. Michigan/Ohio State, Michigan/Mich St, Alabama/Auburn, Texas/Baylor, Baylor/TCU, Oklahoma/Texas, Oklahoma/Oklahoma State*, Clemson/South Carolina, Ole Miss/Mississippi State, Florida/Florida State*, and many more. University of Miami just fights everyone. *Most states have an XYZ/XYZ State University, they're always rivals even if one program sucks. Most rivarly games happen right around this time of year (there were several today) but you also get some games like Michigan vs Central Michigan, where one team is much larger/more dominant (on paper) than the other but the small school has a chip on their shoulder because their players didn't get recruited for the elite program.
These type of altercations will usually occur when either the quarterback is hit late or out of bounds, or when the players feel they're school's honor is being disrespected.
Some of these rivalries are between schools that are so close that many of the players have a history with each other dating back to rivalries in high school. Shit runs deep.
Some of the great fights take place between the in state rivals.
The alabama and auburn game is one of the best rivalry ever they even poisoned trees in that rilvalry
Most of these are rivalry games. Rivalries in College Sports are greater than pro sports. I live in the Midwest so my favorite rivalries are Michigan Vs Ohio State, Michigan Vs Michigan State, Notre Dame Vs Michigan State, Notre Dame Vs University of Southern California. Honorable mention to Alabama Vs Auburn, Army Vs Navy, Navy Vs Notre Dame, and Central Michigan Vs Western Michigan (im alum from CMU and its a giant party with a Football Game)
Women's Hockey USA vs Canada. Those ladies have it out for each other. Got into a fight at the Olympics.
They mentioned South Carolina-Clemson. Our rivalry started non-sports related and is mostly due to the disconnect from the capital city of our state (where the University of South Carolina is located) and the upper part of the state (where Clemson University is located). Clemson was founded to spite South Carolina. Alumni of each school have been elected to the state legislature and at points tried to shut down the other school. Clemson's agriculture school was originally at South Carolina. One year when South Carolina won the students had a poster of their mascot (a Gamecock) standing on Clemson's mascot (a Tiger). Clemson was a military school at the time so a group of Clemson cadets confronted South Carolina students. The Clemson cadets had loaded weapons with bayonets. The rivalry game stopped for it. Yeah, we had a big fight in the early 2000s that blew up and was all over American sports news so it was mentioned a lot for years onward.
17:14 Texas, 17:46 TCU (Texas Christian University) and Baylor (Waco, Texas).
Kicking another player in American football is really bad because most of the players have metal spikes on their cleats. The two teams that you asked about were BYU (Brigham Young University, it’s a university of the Church of Latter-Day Saints) and TCU (Texas Christian University, a Baptist school).
Woah....A hockey game broke out a college football game. I didn't see that coming.
The constant recent Oregon vs Oregon St game got a few punches thrown would recommend it
Most of these games are rivalry so they are real hot times of some games.
The biggest brawl i have seen in person was Clemson vs. South Carolina 2004
So if you want the biggest rivalry games, I’d suggest:
-Ohio State/Michigan
-Michigan/Michigan State
-Alabama/Auburn
-Mississippi/Mississippi State
-Florida/Georgia
-Texas/Oklahoma
-Washington/Washington State
-Oregon/Oregon State
-USC/UCLA
-Clemson/South Carolina
-Virginia/Virginia Tech
-North Carolina/NC State
-Iowa/Iowa State
-Purdue/Indiana
-Kentucky/Louisville
There are definitely more great rivalries, but that’s a good place to start
Many good rivalry’s TEXAS /OKLAHOMA is a good one it’s called the RED RIVER RIVALRY or showdown now for some reason. But it’s one of the good ones it happens in Dallas during the Texas fair. The stadium is split 50/50 burnt orange and crimson it’s a historic stadium and game.
So funny that they punch each other with helmets on 😂😂
The NHL. Pro ice hockey has soooooooo many fist fights you wouldn't believe.
I've always been told, as a former all-state linebacker and college linebacker, you get rewarded for aggression so be aggressive. It's hard to turn it off sometimes but that's when you have to try to use your head and not screw over your team
What’s comical is that often there are penalties on both sides that cancel each other out and the net result is nothing.
Well, to be fair, the whole play gets thrown out.
Gotta always have Thug U in the mix so many fights started by Miami.
A fight went down between #2 Ohio State @ #5 Michigan today in the second half, I'm watching that game now and it's really cold out there and was snowing, about 30° F
It was 25⁰ F, which is about -4⁰ C.
i suggest you react to Biggest College Basketball Rivalries by The Fumble. very good video.
Oklahoma vs Texas
Michigan vs Ohio State
Army vs Navy
Georgia vs Florida
USC vs Notre Dame
Alabama vs Auburn
LSU vs Ole Miss/Alabama/Auburn
There are so many more intrastate rivalries (Oklahoma-Oklahoma st, Washington-Washington st, usc-ucla, etc
Intrastate and border state rivalries are usually the best, but there are a few exceptions.
College football in my opinion is the most emotional sport out there. These athletes are 18-22 years old, you've got teenage mentalities in grown men's bodies. Plus you don't just represent your team, you represent your school and your state! There's a lot of pride and school spirit involved. And some of these players have known each other since they were little kids, and have developed some love-hate relationships.
Isn't that some awesome fun? As you may have heard one team have been rivals for 100 years like the Hatfield's and McCoy's. Hatfield & McCoy dispute over land in America...Hatfield's of West Virginia and McCoy's of Kentucky.
Army vs Navy is the greatest rivalry game from any sport.
ESPN ranked the Ohio State/Michigan rivalry the best of all sports. As an Ohio State fan, born and bred, and as a Yankees fan, as well, I can say I look forward to the OSU v Michigan game more than every Yankees/Red Sox game.
BYU and Memphis they play at the Boca Raton Bowl
College football's best rivalries
Michigan vs Ohio State
Oklahoma vs Texas
Auburn vs Alabama
Alabama vs Georgia
All in-state rivalries are good like
Michigan vs Michigan State
Oklahoma vs Oklahoma State
USC vs UCLA
Florida vs Florida State
Florida State vs Miami
University of Miami is in SO many of these. They have a history of this.
Miami are definitely sort of the Oakland Raiders of college football, they have a “No One Likes Us, We Don’t Care” mentality and I love it
Is it just me or has FOOTBALL gotten way out of hand? Does anybody else agree? I loved going to the games and see the talent and skill of the players, not to watch them beat the s-it out of each other with flags flying everywhere and the lack of sportsmanship. 😮
I agree with you
if i ever go to a sports event, i would only go to a Kentucky vs Louisville game and i would be praying for a brawl to break out.
Today was my states rival game, which we call the Iron Bowl. Between the University of Alabama and the University of Auburn. At the end of the regulation 4 quarters that we play in our games, we were tied 17-17. We ended up going into 4 over times till we got a winner. The University of Alabama finally won. And now we get to go on to the next game, which is a championship game. With that said, some of the action that you seen of the fighting on the field and sidelines also happened during our game today.
Regardless if we win or lost we was still going on to the next game when we beat Arkansas last week we clinch the West but now we go into the sec Championship game with just one loss and if we win that game then we in the playoffs again
If you want to see a fight break out, watch professional hockey. (There's an old Rodney Dangerfield joke: "I went to a fight last night and a hockey game broke out.") In football, it's pretty rare, maybe one or two a year. NHL hockey, it's every few games. College hockey, full-on fights are pretty rare because they're penalized more heavily - it's an automatic major + game misconduct + suspension for at least 1 game - so it usually ends up being just ordinary pushing and shoving. But in the NHL, it's just a major penalty - 5 minutes in the box - and then you're back out on the ice, assuming you didn't do something else worthy of a bigger penalty.
7:00: Because it's Michigan. Bunch of arrogant twerps who were, to borrow a famous insult from old coach Barry Switzer, born on third base and think they hit a triple. They were used to thinking of my school (Michigan State) as nothing, but at the time of that incident they had lost eight of the last ten to MSU. (And it wasn't the first incident during that time, either. Their rivalry with Ohio State may more often have a championship on the line, but they take losing to MSU a *lot* worse than they take losing to OSU.)
9:08: That's BYU (Brigham Young University, a Mormon school in Utah) and Memphis.
12:57: I'm not totally sure, but I believe that was the incident where Marcus Hall (an Ohio State player) was ejected from the game during the fight and flipped off the crowd as he left the stadium.
15:49: Ask fans from different parts of the country which rivalry is biggest and you'll get different answers, but the two that almost everyone will agree are at least near the top are Alabama-Auburn and Michigan-Ohio State. Army-Navy is also a huge rivalry, although there are rarely stakes as high as the others. Some other big ones:
- Minnesota-Wisconsin has the distinction of having been played the most times (131). Hasn't been especially competitive of late: Minnesota dominated the early years, but Wisconsin has won 23 of the last 27, including a streak of 14 in a row from 2004 to 2017. This past Saturday, though, Minnesota beat Wisconsin (which knocked them out of the running for the conference title).
- Michigan-Michigan State tends to be a nastier rivalry than Michigan-Ohio State, as I mentioned above, but it often doesn't have stakes as high as Michigan-OSU. Lots of other in-state rivalries like this (USC-UCLA and North Carolina-Duke are particularly notable for the close proximity of the two campuses, though there are plenty of others with two major schools in the state).
- Oklahoma-Texas is probably the biggest in its region (Oklahoma-Nebraska and Texas-Texas A&M also used to be huge, before Nebraska moved to the Big Ten and Texas A&M to the SEC). This is one of a small number (Florida-Georgia and Army-Navy are the two others that immediately come to mind) that is always played at a neutral site rather than alternating between the two home stadiums each year - specifically, the Cotton Bowl stadium at the Texas State Fair in Dallas (which, despite being in Texas, is actually a few miles closer to the Oklahoma campus than to the Texas campus).
- In recent years, Alabama-LSU has often had huge stakes, although it doesn't have the deep history of animosity that Alabama-Auburn does.
- Many games have traveling trophies awarded to the winner (Minnesota and Wisconsin play for Paul Bunyan's Axe, for example). Depending on how you define it, the oldest such trophy belongs to either Arizona-Arizona State (the Territorial Cup awarded for the game in 1899, then lost for 80 years; the practice of passing it to the winner of each game for the next year didn't begin until 2001) or Minnesota-Michigan (the Little Brown Jug, first awarded in 1909 and passed to the winner after each game since; however, with the teams now in opposite divisions of the Big Ten, the game isn't played every year). Trophy games are more common in the north, for some reason (possibly due to the northern schools taking up the game earlier?). A lot of the older trophies have some interesting stories behind them - the Little Brown Jug was a water jug Michigan brought in 1903 out of concern that some crazy Minnesota fans might mess with their team's water supply; it was left behind after the game (a tie) and Minnesota treated it as a trophy (Michigan was a major powerhouse in that era, so achieving a tie was rather impressive). The next time they played, Minnesota proposed that the winner take it until the next game, and so it came to be. Minnesota-Iowa has another interesting story: Floyd of Rosedale is a 45 kg bronze statue of a pig, to commemorate a bet (of a live hog) between the governors of the two states on the 1935 game, made to calm tensions after Minnesota had been rather brutal toward Iowa's star running back - one of the few black players at the time - in the 1934 game and Iowa had threatened retaliation. It seemed to have worked, as the 1935 game went without incident, and the trophy was commissioned before the next year's game.
Rivals can go back YEARS. Fans can be worse
That huge fight was bowl game between BYu and Memphis it was brewing the whole game each team had like 10 penalty’s each
I was pretty stunned to see BYU involved in a brawl like that 😂
I coach 11-12 year old football. I love the hype
Kentucky vs Louisville
Michigan vs Ohio State
Florida vs Florida State
Oklahoma vs Texas
Texas A&M vs LSU
Alabama vs Auburn
Oregon vs Oregon State
These are the best rivalries
Baylor vs TCU (The Revivalry). Been hating each other since 1899. One of the longest and most played rivalries in college football.
The best rivalry games you’ll see are Ohio state/Michigan and Florida/Florida state imo. Of course I have to shout out Virginia tech/Virginia as well
React to #2 Ohio State vs #5 Michigan
#3 Alabama vs Auburn (iron bowl)
#6 Oklahoma vs #21 Texas (red river rivalry)
#2 Ohio State vs #5 Michigan was a classic today.
Played in the snow, tunnel fight, who ever wins goes to conference championship game & probably the playoffs !!
Ended with an epic field storming
You need to take a look at the rivalry between the University of Washington Huskies and the Washington State Cougars!!! That is a rivalry that is as intense as it can get!!! GO COUGS!!! 💯💯💯
Some of the biggest, longest & most celebrated college football rivalries: Michigan vs Ohio State, Alabama vs Auburn, Oklahoma vs Texas, UCLA vs USC, Army vs Navy, & Notre Dame vs USC, just to name a few.
It's not big or celebrated to anyone else outside of the two schools, but Baylor and TCU have one of the longest and most played rivalries in college football. Been hating each other since 1899. Nothing like the The Revivalry.
that team you asked about was BYU, LOL the mormon school
That first video was Michigan and Ohio and they fought yesterday when this was uploaded . Lol
8:55 Brigham young university Cougars vs university of Memphis Tigers
The funny part is most of the rivalries are teams from the same state or neighboring states, like UT and Baylor or Baylor and TCU, or Louisville and UK, or OU and UT or LSU and UT it's bad blood and even better on the brotherhood part of it is that some of these guys don't come from that state at all but they'll ride for their team til the end. I can't speak on distance for all of them but Baylor has a 2 hour distance between both UT and TCU, it ain't just the teams who fight.
PART 2
15:44 PAC-12 and Mountain States. Both are high altitude states.
OHIO STATE / MICHIGAN Longest rivalry of all football/sports
I say let them fight, controls the emotions of a game and it's entertaining for us
As a 20 year military vet, I always tell people the closest thing to being in the military is being on a football team. Same mentality. Same brotherhood.
Miami vs Florida International was by far the worst fight ever. Most ghetto fight ever. If the players had knives or guns they would have used it.
And this is why I love watching sports if there not at least one in any sports the am not watching
In American football the other jersey is literally the enemy
A few of these were Kentucky (UK) versus Louisville (UofL), a rivalry in football and basketball I am well acquainted with being a local. Their big annual game is tonight so I wonder if more chaos will be added in a few hours.
Yes! I’m a big U of L fan. I love the rivalry between our two teams. Any Louisville vs Kentucky is a great one!
@@andreaoswald7095 not a rival game when you get smoked 3 in a row!
Most of these involve major rivals
9:06 Thats Memphis and Brigham Young.
You notice that the coaches have a police escort after every game
You should watch the Michigan Wolverines vs Ohio State Buckeyes game highlights from Saturday November 27, 2021, it’s been 8 years since we(Michigan) beat Ohio! It was a great game! The Buckeyes have been disrespectful all year and the Wolverines shut them up big time!
Michigan vs. Ohio State is happening as I type this.
Best rivalry games Alabama versus Auburn Ole Miss versus Mississippi State Ohio State versus Michigan Penn State versus Michigan USC versus UCLA Arizona State versus Arizona Texas versus Oklahoma Oklahoma State versus Oklahoma Oklahoma versus Nebraska Wisconsin versus Michigan Wisconsin versus Minnesota Washington versus Washington State University of California versus Stanford
14:46 It happened so fast you might not have noticed, but he actually knocked out the REF unintentionally when he meant to hit the opposing player
I’ve seen that clip before… Just ridiculous to start throwing punches randomly like that
Agreed kabir but if your in an all out brawl with 30-50 ppl you gotta be ready for anything. Don’t condone it but cheap shots are to be expected at that point
Kabir, you want a rivalry game, look into Army/Navy! Not always the best games, but you will not find better pagentry and interesting tv spots before the game!
14:47 The ref got knocked the F out lol
This was college football's rivalry weekend. Most of the in-state rivalry games took place this weekend. I must mention Washington/Washington State (Apple Cup) first because the Cougars (my school/team) won the game for the first time in many years. Add to that Oregon/Oregon State (Civil War), Michigan/Ohio State, Alabama/Auburn (Iron Bowl), Oklahoma/Oklahoma State (Bedlam Bowl). USC/UCLA took place last weekend. Army/Navy is next weekend.
Kabir this weekend is called rivalry weekend ( bascially think about it like this if Manchester United and Manchester FC played only one games against each other bcoz they just don’t like each other ) and contrary to what people on the west coast say the best rivalry is in Alabama between the university of Alabama and their “little brother “ Auburn
Here is the list of rivalries
Kentucky / Virginia tech ( bowl game )
Ole miss / Mississippi state ( in state in conference rivalry)
Michigan / Michigan state ( big 10 )
Michigan -Ohio state ( big 10 )
Kansas-oklahoma ( big 12 )
LSU -Wisconsin ( during a bowl game )
Minnesota -Pennsylvania state ( big 10 )
Louisville - Mississippi state ( bowl game )
North Carolina-Miami ( Atlantic coast conference)
Central Michigan - university of Toledo ( mid American conference)
Florida international -Miami ( in state )
North Carolina state - Boston college ( Atlantic coast confernce)
Vanderbilt-Florida ( southeastern conference )
Ole miss-Arkansas ( SEC )
Maryland -Temple ( big East now called the American conference (
Kentucky-Louisville ( in state both schools are known for basketball and cheerleading )
University of Mississippi-Mississippi state ( in state rivalry called the egg bowl bcoz Mississippi is the largest producer of dairy in the country
Texas-Georgia ( soon to be in conference rivals )
Michigan-Michigan state ( big 10 : big brother little brother )
Virginia -Virginia tech ( Atlantic coast conference
Penn state - Ohio state ( big 10 )
Florida state -Miami ( ACC : big brother / little brother )
Oklahoma- texas ( red river rivalry )
Clemson- Louisville (conference rivals: ACC
Auburn / Florida ( conference rivals : SEC
9:08 : ironically enough a Mormon school by the name of Brigham young university and the university of Memphis
Oklahoma-West Virginia ( in conference rivals/ big 12 )
Southern California -Ohio state ( bowl game )
Ucla ( California Los Angeles ) - university of Arizona ( conference game: pacific 12 )
Georgia-Alabama ( in conference rivals playing for the national championship : southeastern conference )
Tuniversity of Miami-Louisiana state university ( out of conference game to begin the season )
Ohio state-university of Michigan ( a game which will be played tonight : big 10 ( those schools up north )
Oklahoma state / university of Texas ( conference rivals: big 12 )
Florida state-Miami ( in state in conference rivals : Atlantic coast conference )
Duke-Georgia tech ( basketball schools who play football )
Baylor-Iowa state ( big 12 conference rivals )
Michigan / Ohio state ( big 10 conference
Auburn university / University of Georgia ( southeastern confernce
University of Texas / university of maryland ( Texas thought Maryland was beneath them but Maryland won the game )( big 12 conference)
Kentucky / Louisville ( basketball schools playing football )
UNLV ( Nevada Las Vegas ) / Nevada ( in state )
Georgia / Georgia Tech ( in state )
Central Florida / Marshall ( American conference rivals )
Memphis / ole miss ( bowl game )
Florida / Florida state
West Virginia - Miami ( confernce rivalry: Atlantic coast )
Colorado - Utah ( conference rivals: pac12 )
Mississippi state - Iowa ( bowl game )
Louisville - Kentucky ( in state rivals )
Virginia - Clemson ( conference rivals : Atlantic coast )
Appalachian state - Alabama Birmingham ( conference rivals : American )
Auburn - Purdue ( bowl game )
Texas - Baylor ( big 12 confernce 100 years )
Syracuse - university of Pittsburgh ( Atlantic coast )
Baylor - Texas Christian ( big 12 in state )
UNC - North Carolina state ( in state in confernce : Atlantic coast )
Virginia - Louisville ( Atlantic coast conference )
Texas - Louisiana sate ( border battle )
I love a good football brawl. My high school rivalry game was so notorious for violence that it became standing tradition that after the game each year both teams would relocate to the stockyards for a no holds bar style fight. 🤣
Sorry for all the comments, Kabir. But you asked for a list of great rivalries, so here are some. This is by no means comprehensive 😂
Ohio State vs. Michigan
Florida State vs. Miami
Florida State vs. Florida
Alabama vs. Auburn
Georgia vs. Florida
Georgia vs. Georgia Tech
Georgia vs. Auburn
Georgia vs. Tennessee
Texas vs. Oklahoma
Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma State
Notre Dame vs. USC
Big rivalry’s list Ohio State vs Michigan, Alabama vs Auburn, Alabama vs LSU, Oregon vs Oregon State, Penn State vs Ohio State, Michigan vs Michigan State, Texas vs Oklahoma, can somebody respond to this with some other good rivalries
Longest running rivalry in FBS by number of games played, is Minnesota vs Wisconsin. The battle for Paul Bunyan’s Axe!
Well, not having Oklahoma vs Texas in your top 3 at least is a major issue 😝
I love when we beat LSU but not much of a rivalry i mean LSU only won 07 ,10,11,19 and lost the rematch in 2011 bama won 08,09,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,20,21 in 16 games since saban got there in 07 bama is 12 and 4 but our second biggest rivalry which is Tennessee we are 15 and 0 since 07 and 16 out last 17 since 05 only Auburn has really kept the rivalry with Alabama close we are 10 and 5 in last 15 years
Baylor vs TCU. The Revivalry has been going on since 1899 and it's been pretty evenly matched (TCU leads with 57 wins to Baylor's 53 and there have been 7 ties) with 44 of the games being won by 7 points or less.
Opening scene (Almost fight in the tunnel) was Michigan vs Ohio State University "The Game" often considered the Greatest Rivalry in College Football.
Things got pretty tense today during "The Game" and looked like a full on brawl was about to erupt but calmer heads prevailed.
Ohio state vs Michigan is a huge rivalry in all of sports
16:07 Yes, No. 8 is Lamar Jackson, now QB for Baltimore Ravens.
Kabir, you have to understand Football is, War played on a field.
To get to high levels of playing, you have to be a bit psychotic, and overly aggressive, which leads to things like this. Which honestly aren't even that bad. You see worst fights in practice during the summer or during HELL WEEKS.
There's no place for any of this, in College sports. Those kids are representing their school, and should act like it. Any, and all of them should be suspended by the coach if not the school.
UofO vs. OSU rivalry game is today! " civil War" game
Yup how do you feel today after getting your ŧ§ handed to you.💩💩💩💩🤣🤣🤣🤣
Osu and Michigan rivalry will never be topped ever. Go buckeyes.
random suggestion for a music reaction Queens of the Stone Age "if I had a tail"
Is anyone else taking a break from the Ohio State Michigan game? I’m having heart palpitations so I’m using TH-cam to calm down, lol 😂
I took a break from that game several years ago. When Michigan finally beats Ohio State, I may look into it again.
@@prollins6443 Well, Michigan just won.
@@RJ-mw2gw holy shit! First time in what, 10 years?
@@prollins6443 exactly 10 years… 2011
Also, around the 7 minute mark, Michigan State normally do the walk out and all link arms like that, but for the Michigan game, they came out 30 minutes early when Michigan was supposed to warm up and interrupted their warm ups. This lead to michigan players not moving and then Devin Bush cleating up the logo at midfield. Another big rivalry game.
This is rivalry weekend in college football Kabir, lots of intrastate games going on to close out much of the regular season. You got Georgia vs Georgia Tech, Florida vs Florida State, Clemson vs South Carolina (both schools are in SC), Oregon vs Oregon state, and Michigan vs Ohio State just to name a few, but a big weekend in college football.
That Alabama Auburn game 😳😳😳
how could you forget the Iron Bowl Auburn vs Alabama its the best one
@@alexbrown5926 Lol, I did say just to name a few. You guys are doing a good calling out the games I didn't mentioned.
Trust me dude. The Red River Rivalry from 2021 is one you can't miss!! The highlight channel Wheels has a great version. Oklahoma vs Texas. The game is played at the Texas state fair but the stadium is split right down the 50 yard line for fans. Incredible environment
Go Ducks!
NFL protecting teammates next. Real savage and I know u love savage!
First clip showed played today, it was as nasty. 110,000 deep in The Big House.
I remember I a fight back in high school lol I was standing for jrotc lol watching are football lose there cool and watching the other team calling them idiots for starting a fight lol.
Ohio and Michigan's rivalry started out between the states themselves and dates back to the late 1700's when there was a conflict over part of the state line. There is even a road that defines part of the state line. It's called Territorial Road. So this rivalry continues to this day between the colleges.
Most intense rivalry in college football. Like you said, it started way before football was even a sport
Kabir should honestly just react to a compilation of intense moments between Ohio State and Michigan.
I left a comment above, but you're better informed than I am. BTW: It's been 40 years since I moved down to DC. Has Toledo finished their 5 mile segment of I75 yet? LOL
@@nancysexton4364 Construction in Toledo is never finished! I should know; I'm still here! 😅
I agree with this rivalry and Alabama and Auburn. Kabir, essentially "rivalry week" is the American Thanksgiving weekend. That is when ALL of the rivalry games are played. Then you have the ARMY/NAVY game a couple weeks later.
Ohio State-Michigan is one of the best, if not the best, rivalries in American sport. Kansas is a basketball powerhouse that isn't anything special in football.
Other great rivalries:
Alabama-Auburn
Texas-Oklahoma
Clemson-South Carolina
USC-UCLA
Florida-Florida State
Cal-Stanford
Oregon-Oregon State
Kansas-Missouri
Ole Miss-Mississippi State
Army-Navy
Notre Dame-USC
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Miami is in about half the "highlights"!
I love how the refs keep blowing the whistles like its going to somehow change things.