@@Swamp_Swagger We're Tennessee, that's why, dadgum it! Lol. Seriously, though. We kinda have a history of playing good teams in our division tough and then losing to schools from either non-Power 5 conferences or (worse) the FCS. Then, we get trampled by everyone in the SEC West. If we could learn how to beat Georgia State and Arkansas, we'd be golden.
What people forget is that the Prayer at Jordan Hare bailed the Tigers out of an epic collapse. They were up 37-17 in the 4th Quarter and the Dawgs actually ended up taking the lead.
Which Georgia never should’ve taken the lead, because Murray’s knee was clearly down before the ball crossed the plane. They reviewed it and still gave Georgia the touchdown. But it’s Georgia and Auburn, the two teams that get bailed out by the refs more than anyone. It must’ve been hard on the refs to determine who to bail out between the two.
@Hiei518, I can relate, When Cager “caught” that pass that clearly hit the ground against Florida, and the refs upheld the call, I lost my s**t. Georgia gets bailed out by the refs more than anybody.
As a Boise State fan that missed FG vs Nevada still haunts me. We had a couple of years there where we could've gone to the BCS Championship Game but didn't because our kickers SUCKED
Yeah I remember that year that was really looking like the year where boise could do it what gets me is not even the one to win the second missed kick in ot legitimately made me mad
@@stephenhenley7452 It wasn’t even that obvious. Apparently, the rule book states that putting your arms out is taunting. That’s the most retarded rule in the world.
@2:24 Okay here is something i have wondered for years about clocks in the NFL. In hockey they break it down to tenths of a second. So while the whole digit may read 0. it may actually be 0.8. You see replays where a goal is scored at 0:00.02 So in this case, the clock shows 0 but does that account for the tenths, like is the 0:00 displayed truly 0? or is it just showing the whole number?
South Carolina being “not set” was a bad call and I stick with that to this day. Yea they sucked but everyone was indeed set and it should’ve been a touchdown
as a wmu fan i still can't believe the play at 3:16 would have counted if not for that one barely forward lateral, and that game was for a spot in the conference championship as well
Seeing the Coastal Carolina field reminds me of when I toured the campus, and was told by our tour guide that a pilot mistook the field for a giant swimming pool
Well it almost seems like they’re identical but they’re not. The execution on the offensive side of the ball is close to identical but that’s not the key to the play. The key is on the defensive side of the ball. When you look at ND’s play, you can clearly see both receivers trying to push both of FSU’s players out of the way, which results in an easy offensive PI call. But in Clemson’s play, Scott ran at Humphrey on the outside and Humphrey initiated contact with him. That’s the key here. Humphrey was playing tight coverage and pushed back against Scott at which point Scott could just fall down and act like he couldn’t match Humphrey’s strength, which worked also as an obstacle in the way of Brown who was too late recognizing what was happening anyway to catch up to Renfrow.
The Florida state defender initiated contact on C.J. what what aggravates me about that call is that referees aren't anywhere near as consistent as they should be. I see that exact same play allowed all the time, it just so happens that this referee decided he was going to throw the flag at the biggest and most important point of the game. Earlier in the very same game ND had run the same exact play with no flag, this time they decide to throw it. That's what aggravates me. If you're going to throw a flag for that play then throw the flag every time it's run, don't wait till a team is about to win the game and then say "oh I'm throwing it now".
it probably sucks to be stopped, but imagine that feeling as a defender stopping someone short of winning the game. I feel like that would be a better moment than being the one on offense winning the game.
Could you do great wasted plays? Got the idea from Utah vs BYU back in the day, Utah on a last minute drive ran a toss back to their tackle on 4th and 10 and got it, but didn’t score on the drive
As a Kentucky fan my whole life that attended that Tennessee game and the 2002 bluegrass miracle against LSU, I can say that I’m so glad we tackled him on the three. I was for sure when he caught it he’d score. It was like deja vu, a similar play happened in 08 against middle Tennessee where the player was tackled on the one.
2016 LSU-Auburn was bullshit. They started the clock before the referee even blew the whistle. The fix was in to get Les Miles out, and I will die on this hill.
What’s crazy is the exact same situation happened in the 2019 Iron Bowl when Auburn got 1 second back on the clock with no time outs left, yet they were able to get the snap off before the clock hit zero. I swear, Auburn and Georgia get bailed out by the refs more than anyone in college football.
@@michaelcarpenter9004 plus the lsu qb threw the ball after he passed the line of scrimmage and the receiver 83 wasn't set so Lsu was actually being helped by the refs as it shouldn't have even came down to the clock
11:47 SDSU basically threw that game because they’d already clinched their division in the MW, and if they won, Wyoming would have 2 conference losses and SDSU would have to play Boise State in the conference championship, but if they lost, Wyoming would clinch the other division and SDSU would get to rematch them in the conference championship and keep Boise State out.
How about Liberty vs VT in 2020? Hokies appear to block the FG and running it back for 6. However, Justin Fuente called a timeout that negated the play. Liberty tried again and won.
I hate Alabama, but my God number 13 running the Miami player down and straight up snatching the ball away, look at his stride! Absolutely beautiful run. Respect
The play that comes to mind that wasn’t in your video is the Jake Locker play against BYU in 2008 where Locker scores a rushing TD with 2 seconds left to bring the Huskies within 1 point (BYU 28, UW 27). The refs penalize Locker for throwing the ball up in the air after the TD and 15 yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty is assessed on the point after kick. BYU proceeds to block the kick and escape with a 28-27 victory. Another play that comes to mind is the final play of the Hawaii vs Washington game in 2007. To put this into context, this was the final game of the season for both teams. #10 Hawaii was 11-0 and looking to make history by going 12-0 for the 1st time in school history and making it into a BCS bowl game, while 4-8 Washington was playing for pride. Underdog Washington went up 21-0 in the 1st quarter and with UW leading 28-7 midway through the 2nd quarter, it looked like the upset curse of 2007 would strike 1 last time. However Hawaii was able to orchestrate an incredible comeback - scoring 28 unanswered points. With only 44 seconds left, Washington got the ball back, trailing for the 1st time in the game. Locker led the Huskies on a quick 74 yard drive down to the Hawaii 4 yard line only for his final pass to be deflected and picked off, sealing the historic 35-28 win for Hawaii.
I’m the furthest thing from an Auburn fan. But damn if I didn’t want them to win that championship against Florida State. After everything they pulled off in the final weeks of the season to even get there, they deserved it.
UCF’s 2017 and 2018 seasons. In 2017, they were the only undefeated FBS program but then they got shafted of the CFP because of how rigged the ranking is. In 2018, they were riding the longest active FBS win streak with 25 and they got shafted again
Too bad a deal for UCF. They deserved better. But as a BYU fan for over 50 years and experiencing the multiple shafts BYU got over that time period... and the cries from everyone of “your not worthy” kinda cuts to the heart.
If the UofL vs Clemson game isn't in this one, it should be in part 2. (UofL fans are still a bit miffed about the misplacement of that yard to get flag.)
Actually, there a couple of plays you could pull from that game. th-cam.com/video/e3tUgEFePN4/w-d-xo.html The aforementioned, just 1 yard short of 1st down and losing the game But if you ever do a highlight of touchdown takeaways, this one has to be in your list: th-cam.com/video/e3tUgEFePN4/w-d-xo.html
You SERIOUSLY mean to tell me that the New Era Bowl where K-State got SCREWED isn’t in here? Can’t recall the year (2011-13ish?) but I do recall Regis from “Regis and Kelly in the morning” played the clip and showed how bad the refs screwed the Wildcats. Time running out we score. Down by two so we have to go for it but after the touchdown there was a flag. A flag for what? Excessive celebration for saluting the crowd. Not with his middle finger, not with a bunch of his teammates jumping on him, no refs around him to hear him say anything, just a salute. So instead of the 3 yard line, we get pulled back to the 18 yard line and as the ball is overthrown the receivers head on the final play for 2 points, the refs missed a PI call that slowed that receiver. Talk about getting screwed!!
I'm just going to throw this out there that I hate taunting penalties. Sometimes it draws the line but let the guys taunt it should just be all good fun it's so stupid the penalize it. Stop them from celebrating touchdowns or winning the game while you're at it
This was probably the most unsatisfying video I’ve ever made 😅 Is there any plays that you think I left out?
Lol I'll bet
@@DaWalk-X I bet lmao
Greatest game field goal block 1989 game Alabama against Penn State 🏈
California vs Oregon 2007
Tennessee’s almost upset over Alabama in 09 or so - ended with Bama blocking a field goal
The Josh Dobbs/Jauan Jennings Hail Mary is one of the greatest moments in UT football history! I thought we were out of it, but then a miracle!
Pretty sure that is the only decent thing Tennessee has done in decades.
The worst part of that clip is butch Jones
How the hell you beat UGA and Florida yet still lose the East? Lmao
@@Swamp_Swagger We're Tennessee, that's why, dadgum it! Lol. Seriously, though. We kinda have a history of playing good teams in our division tough and then losing to schools from either non-Power 5 conferences or (worse) the FCS. Then, we get trampled by everyone in the SEC West. If we could learn how to beat Georgia State and Arkansas, we'd be golden.
yeah that shit hurt to watch I'm not even gonna lie
Bro the most unsatisfying thing is a almost upset game that should have been won by the underdog
Like ttu tcu
LMAO FACTS
What people forget is that the Prayer at Jordan Hare bailed the Tigers out of an epic collapse. They were up 37-17 in the 4th Quarter and the Dawgs actually ended up taking the lead.
Which Georgia never should’ve taken the lead, because Murray’s knee was clearly down before the ball crossed the plane. They reviewed it and still gave Georgia the touchdown. But it’s Georgia and Auburn, the two teams that get bailed out by the refs more than anyone. It must’ve been hard on the refs to determine who to bail out between the two.
@@michaelcarpenter9004 THANK YOU! That review being upheld made me want to throw something at the TV.
@Hiei518, I can relate, When Cager “caught” that pass that clearly hit the ground against Florida, and the refs upheld the call, I lost my s**t. Georgia gets bailed out by the refs more than anybody.
@@michaelcarpenter9004 salty
As a Boise State fan that missed FG vs Nevada still haunts me. We had a couple of years there where we could've gone to the BCS Championship Game but didn't because our kickers SUCKED
Yeah I remember that year that was really looking like the year where boise could do it what gets me is not even the one to win the second missed kick in ot legitimately made me mad
No good but the score still goes up
It’s a new year now into the playoffs ☺️
I’ll always remember that coastal BYU game one of my favorite games I’ve ever watched
Yup easily a top 5 game last season
Agreed. Was my favorite game last year
😢
@@hulodoprl6530 did I do good
@@kolapaki you should've started a brawl like 2014 vs memphis
That BYU vs Coastal will always be historic. One of the best games I’ve seen
That LSU fake punt should never have been called back. One of the worst called penalties I’ve ever seen.
Why not? It was textbook taunting/showboating. You don't like the rule? I'm fine with that, but it was by the book.
@@stephenhenley7452 It wasn’t even that obvious. Apparently, the rule book states that putting your arms out is taunting. That’s the most retarded rule in the world.
@@stephenhenley7452 you a joke
@@stephenhenley7452 you probably put ur milk in before ur cereal
@2:24 Okay here is something i have wondered for years about clocks in the NFL. In hockey they break it down to tenths of a second. So while the whole digit may read 0. it may actually be 0.8. You see replays where a goal is scored at 0:00.02
So in this case, the clock shows 0 but does that account for the tenths, like is the 0:00 displayed truly 0? or is it just showing the whole number?
3:19 It feels like the poor QB got hit 37 different times on that play.
14:52 missed the FG and they decide to give em the points anyway lol. that game was classic though
It always hurts when your team was so close to doing something incredible and then something happens and they lose
God that running into the kicker for msu. I haven’t seen that play since it aired. That game is top 2 most haunting as an msu fan.
Michigan and Nebraska game I remember it like it was yesterday. They would won the game if the runner didn't out run his blockers
Did Nebraska end up getting a penalty for running onto he field?
4:46 has to be one of the loudest reactions to an official call of all time.
idk 2:32 is pretty damn loud
Love your vids man🚨
Gotta love how 4:33 and 8:14 are the same play but one was accurately called and one wasn't
AMEN!!!
one was also in the natty, context is everything
@@samparker5488 all the more reason for the questions then.
Ceedee Lamb's one handed snag should've been a catch vs UCLA.
Amazing video as always
South Carolina being “not set” was a bad call and I stick with that to this day. Yea they sucked but everyone was indeed set and it should’ve been a touchdown
i agree
yeah going back and watching it they're clearly all set idk what that call was about
am I missing something?
Slot receiver at the top was still moving He was backing up. Sorry bro. USCe blew that one.
@@launchbase4944 players must be set for 1 second before the snap. you can see the strong side slot receiver still getting set as the ball is snapped
as a wmu fan i still can't believe the play at 3:16 would have counted if not for that one barely forward lateral, and that game was for a spot in the conference championship as well
Seeing the Coastal Carolina field reminds me of when I toured the campus, and was told by our tour guide that a pilot mistook the field for a giant swimming pool
This is honestly amazing
*almost amazing
@@pschighlights oh yah lol 😂😂😂
I love how ND was called for the PI, but Clemson wasn’t.
Not a fan of either team. But those are almost identical plays with different outcomes.
If I remember correctly, the ND play was more blatant with the pick than the Clemson.
Well it almost seems like they’re identical but they’re not. The execution on the offensive side of the ball is close to identical but that’s not the key to the play. The key is on the defensive side of the ball. When you look at ND’s play, you can clearly see both receivers trying to push both of FSU’s players out of the way, which results in an easy offensive PI call. But in Clemson’s play, Scott ran at Humphrey on the outside and Humphrey initiated contact with him. That’s the key here. Humphrey was playing tight coverage and pushed back against Scott at which point Scott could just fall down and act like he couldn’t match Humphrey’s strength, which worked also as an obstacle in the way of Brown who was too late recognizing what was happening anyway to catch up to Renfrow.
Clemson play the defender is holding the receiver. Big difference if you know what to look for.
The Florida state defender initiated contact on C.J. what what aggravates me about that call is that referees aren't anywhere near as consistent as they should be. I see that exact same play allowed all the time, it just so happens that this referee decided he was going to throw the flag at the biggest and most important point of the game. Earlier in the very same game ND had run the same exact play with no flag, this time they decide to throw it. That's what aggravates me. If you're going to throw a flag for that play then throw the flag every time it's run, don't wait till a team is about to win the game and then say "oh I'm throwing it now".
it probably sucks to be stopped, but imagine that feeling as a defender stopping someone short of winning the game. I feel like that would be a better moment than being the one on offense winning the game.
BYU beats CCU 9 times out of 10…that 2020 team was insane
Absolutely! If they get more than two days of preparation, you can make that 10/10.
2:55 this would have been the greatest hustle play in college football history
Coastal vs BYU was the game of the year. That game had everything you could possibly want as a fan.
That 2016 Clemson vs Alabama. That still haunts me
I’ll never understand how Clemson didn’t get called for pass interference for that illegal pick play for the TD…that’s what pisses me off the most.
the coastal BYU game was so good for college football
1:48 mans probaly went missing that night
That Michigan play would have been a td if the runner would of pitched the ball or waited for his blockers.
I was rooting for Clemson in that NC game, but let's be honest. 8:14 was the same pick play ND got called for at 4:33
As a CCU alum, employee and now Graduate student...this first clip makes me smile! #ChantsUp
That 2-pt conversion playcall at 10:46 is bananas
What a heartbreaking word 'almost' sometimes is...
...anyway, George Teague, the original Man of Steal. 'Gimme that football!!' :)
Could you do great wasted plays? Got the idea from Utah vs BYU back in the day, Utah on a last minute drive ran a toss back to their tackle on 4th and 10 and got it, but didn’t score on the drive
Favorite was NMSU vs. ACU! I've seen it before I think that's the craziest CFB ending that no one knows about
anyone notice that boise st play vs new mexico is the exact same play as the 07 fiesta bowl touchdown
I wish you included in the CMU vs WKU that CMU was down 49-14 entering the 4th quarter.
It hurt to watch Those Hail Mary completions that didn’t get in the end zone
This video was full of defensive heroes, especially that New Mexico guy who made the tackle out in the open field.
“There should be a flag for Nebraska players being on the field!”
5:49 you can clearly see Michigan coaches and players also on the field.
I was convinced as a child that the nebraska player that tackled him came from the sideline
@@tobinmorse9964 lmao
2:05 game clock ran out but even if it didn't it looked like an illegal forward pass anyways.
Highland Park won a Texas highschool state championship like this. Possibly the greatest play I’ve seen across all levels of football.
12:49 bruh the timing of the scoreboard after that play, XD
Gosh freaking danget. U had to put that first clip of me 😢😢😢😢😢
That Bahamas bowl was insane
As a Kentucky fan my whole life that attended that Tennessee game and the 2002 bluegrass miracle against LSU, I can say that I’m so glad we tackled him on the three. I was for sure when he caught it he’d score. It was like deja vu, a similar play happened in 08 against middle Tennessee where the player was tackled on the one.
Also, that Arizona QB should’ve stuck to the perimeter. Had he beaten that one defender, he had a downfield block to spring him.
Who knew Mahomes had been training for trying to carry a Super Bowl since Tech?
What I don't get is in the W Mich - Ball State game, how does the flag for the team storming the field not offset with the illegal forward pass?
Do you have a college football blue out
10:28 you could’ve just shown the entire 4th quarter “almost” come back. Down 49-14 that game and had chance to win it
10 years later and I'm still angry at Isaiah Lewis for running into the kicker in the Big Ten Championship game. We deserved to win that game.
2016 LSU-Auburn was bullshit. They started the clock before the referee even blew the whistle. The fix was in to get Les Miles out, and I will die on this hill.
What’s crazy is the exact same situation happened in the 2019 Iron Bowl when Auburn got 1 second back on the clock with no time outs left, yet they were able to get the snap off before the clock hit zero. I swear, Auburn and Georgia get bailed out by the refs more than anyone in college football.
Well okay good for you
@@michaelcarpenter9004 and why are you on every comment crying about Auburn and Georgia give it a rest
@@michaelcarpenter9004 plus the lsu qb threw the ball after he passed the line of scrimmage and the receiver 83 wasn't set so Lsu was actually being helped by the refs as it shouldn't have even came down to the clock
@@michaelcarpenter9004 okay bro we get it you hate auburn and georgia Jesus Christ
"The tigers roaaarrrrr!" 🤣🤣🤣
11:47
SDSU basically threw that game because they’d already clinched their division in the MW, and if they won, Wyoming would have 2 conference losses and SDSU would have to play Boise State in the conference championship, but if they lost, Wyoming would clinch the other division and SDSU would get to rematch them in the conference championship and keep Boise State out.
That Rutgers “forward” pass was definitely not forward
Down and tosses it from the 35 yard line, lineman caught it at the 36. That’s clearly a forward pass
I thought the same thing but that was definitely a forward pass, goes a whole yard ahead
How about Liberty vs VT in 2020? Hokies appear to block the FG and running it back for 6. However, Justin Fuente called a timeout that negated the play. Liberty tried again and won.
The commentary on that Abilene Christian hail Mary attempt...
I hate Alabama, but my God number 13 running the Miami player down and straight up snatching the ball away, look at his stride! Absolutely beautiful run. Respect
15:42 sums it up....Bluiett lol
Alternative titles: how to give college football fans a heart attack or how to break college football fan’s hearts
College football is in a week.
I'M EXCITE.
12:54. I couldn't tell if this was a one-hop lateral or an incomplete forward pass. It's close.
I mean it's thrown at the 41 and hits the ground just behind the 41, definitely a one hop lateral unless I'm missing something here
As a BYU fan, it was a shame that moment is the thumbnail and first play of the video
12:49 That guy is in college?
The play that comes to mind that wasn’t in your video is the Jake Locker play against BYU in 2008 where Locker scores a rushing TD with 2 seconds left to bring the Huskies within 1 point (BYU 28, UW 27). The refs penalize Locker for throwing the ball up in the air after the TD and 15 yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty is assessed on the point after kick. BYU proceeds to block the kick and escape with a 28-27 victory.
Another play that comes to mind is the final play of the Hawaii vs Washington game in 2007. To put this into context, this was the final game of the season for both teams. #10 Hawaii was 11-0 and looking to make history by going 12-0 for the 1st time in school history and making it into a BCS bowl game, while 4-8 Washington was playing for pride. Underdog Washington went up 21-0 in the 1st quarter and with UW leading 28-7 midway through the 2nd quarter, it looked like the upset curse of 2007 would strike 1 last time. However Hawaii was able to orchestrate an incredible comeback - scoring 28 unanswered points. With only 44 seconds left, Washington got the ball back, trailing for the 1st time in the game. Locker led the Huskies on a quick 74 yard drive down to the Hawaii 4 yard line only for his final pass to be deflected and picked off, sealing the historic 35-28 win for Hawaii.
Central Michigan Western Kentucky is the most underrated game of all time
With the Arizona-Hawaii game, Hawaii actually had (I think) 6 turnovers that game and somehow still won.
Two words, Kevin Sumlin
George Teague had the single greatest play I’ve ever seen and it didn’t even count, was brought back because of an offsides penalty.
I’m the furthest thing from an Auburn fan. But damn if I didn’t want them to win that championship against Florida State. After everything they pulled off in the final weeks of the season to even get there, they deserved it.
Should’ve added unc Clemson 2 point conversion
And
Unc Clemson terrible onside kick call
UCF’s 2017 and 2018 seasons. In 2017, they were the only undefeated FBS program but then they got shafted of the CFP because of how rigged the ranking is. In 2018, they were riding the longest active FBS win streak with 25 and they got shafted again
Too bad a deal for UCF. They deserved better. But as a BYU fan for over 50 years and experiencing the multiple shafts BYU got over that time period... and the cries from everyone of “your not worthy” kinda cuts to the heart.
3:40 He threw the "lateral" from the 32 Yard line and it was caught on the 33. That was a forward pass.
That ACU Hail Mary hurts
I know those announcers were so sad :(
BYU vs costal Carolina still makes me sad 😢 so close
Probably the best game of last year though.
@@Harrison.DuRant true
If the UofL vs Clemson game isn't in this one, it should be in part 2. (UofL fans are still a bit miffed about the misplacement of that yard to get flag.)
Actually, there a couple of plays you could pull from that game.
th-cam.com/video/e3tUgEFePN4/w-d-xo.html The aforementioned, just 1 yard short of 1st down and losing the game
But if you ever do a highlight of touchdown takeaways, this one has to be in your list: th-cam.com/video/e3tUgEFePN4/w-d-xo.html
Who has close to Carolina versus liberty’s full game
Miami (OH) 2 pt conversation attempt against Army.
"Aww, matey. You were so close yet so far."
4:22 this game was epic
SENECA WAS IN!!!!!!!
What gives with the childish rushing the field while the game is still on?
Well... yeah. As former DE most of these are great endings:)
As a BYU fan- why have you done this to me?
Still wasnt a hold on the South Carolina Fake Field Goal vs Bama
@@Doujinss it wasnt, but thank YOU for your input
"It's the annexation of Puerto Rico" 🤨🤨🤨
You SERIOUSLY mean to tell me that the New Era Bowl where K-State got SCREWED isn’t in here? Can’t recall the year (2011-13ish?) but I do recall Regis from “Regis and Kelly in the morning” played the clip and showed how bad the refs screwed the Wildcats. Time running out we score. Down by two so we have to go for it but after the touchdown there was a flag. A flag for what? Excessive celebration for saluting the crowd. Not with his middle finger, not with a bunch of his teammates jumping on him, no refs around him to hear him say anything, just a salute. So instead of the 3 yard line, we get pulled back to the 18 yard line and as the ball is overthrown the receivers head on the final play for 2 points, the refs missed a PI call that slowed that receiver. Talk about getting screwed!!
Seneca Wallace was in.
Central Michigan did score they made the mistake of going for two instead of tying it with a extra point 🙄
Seneca was in!!!
The tigers roar... um, they're both tigers
The first 3 highlights was the same announcer lol
I'm just going to throw this out there that I hate taunting penalties. Sometimes it draws the line but let the guys taunt it should just be all good fun it's so stupid the penalize it. Stop them from celebrating touchdowns or winning the game while you're at it
Nah but Texas Tech should have beat #3 TCU
Two Boise State losses… ouch
The Bama Clemson play was illegal. Blatantly clear pick play.
I've heard fans say this, but never any analysts. What makes it an obvious pick play?
Little did we know that the 16 Auburn LSU reversal would doom Auburn to 4 more seasons of complete and total mediocrity. Good luck UCF.