@@Kidrifts Remember, the moment you get lazy or quit, someone else is right behind you catching up to take your position. Just keep grinding and you'll make it bro💯
College refs be like: "You win" *everyone celebrates* *everyone charges the field* *everyone goes home* *everyone goes to bed* "Nah lmao you didnt, 1 second left on the clock"
I was at that game (UT-North Carolina) at the Music City Bowl in Nashville. Brutal. Hated it so much. They literally were getting a stage set up and were saying “we present to you the 2010 Music City Bowl Champions-“ and the mic went out.
As an LSU Fan, I was about ready to jump out my window at the end of that game. Les Miles was a very good coach win-rate wise at LSU, but every game that wasn't an obvious blowout felt like a completely unnecessary emotional roller-coaster.
That's my favorite thing about that sequence, how upset the announcers are at LSU. I'm not sure I've ever heard neutral announcers get that mad at a team.
I mean Breshad Perriman was one of the fastest players in college in 2014, so I mean it could have been an over throw and they just didn't realize that covering the fastest receiver meant having to hit the ball Down😂😂
my favorite thing watching a football game is when the ref comes out and says, we saw on the video replay where the ball was spiked with time on the clock and the crowd boos them as if they are making a bad call.
@@titleloanman I can't even remember when the begining of the end was for the Canes. Some time back in 2003. Almost 2 decades ago. And y'all haven't done shit. Haven't won the conference, no big bowls, no playoff appearance, no national titles. Not shit.
7:30 - I went to USU and watched this game live. That was such a swing of emotions, from a heartbreaking loss during one of USUs best seasons ever (ranked #14 in the AP poll at the time) to a win via offensive penalty.
I too, am a USU fan (I actually have a USU shirt on as we speak😂), and I just sat there on my couch in disbelief that USU could allow such a stupid play to happen. But at the same time, I wasn't *too* surprised, because let's face it. USU loses heartbreakers like this all time😂. And then the ref came out and made that call and me and my family were like, "You have got to be kidding." In fact, I didn't even care😂. I was just like, "Y'know what. Colorado State can have the win. I'm done😂."
@DJ Akademiks Supreme Hoodie It was 30-3 IIRC. That game was in 2007. Then the Astros beat the Orioles in 2019 23-2. To add salt in the wound, both were home games for the Orioles.
I love how a lot of the "Crazy Ending" and "What Was He Thinking?" videos are just highlights of Les Miles being one of the worst end of game coaches in history.
@9:34, I was at that LSU/Ole Miss game, sitting in the end zone bleachers, facing the play. I've heard the term "stunned silence", but this was the first time I ever witnessed it. As an Old Miss fan, I was elated. There were dozens of LSU supporters around me and none of them said a word for a solid 20 seconds. Then they erupted with "WTF were you thinking LES?"
You know you're team got screwed when the NCAA creates a rule that prevents anyone from losing in that same way again (referring to the UT-UNC finish and the 10 second runoff rule)
I wouldn’t say UT got screwed since the refs were following the letter of the law at the time. What really screwed y’all was the poor play calling that led to y’all to be in that position, and a unnecessary personal foul penalty that helped give Carolina an extra 15 yards.
I was at the BYU @ Washington game in 2008. UW went 0-12 that season, and I feel pretty confident saying this game was one of the main culprits. That and all the injuries.
@@byufan Yep, I'm a BYU alumni and I too agree it was weak. I was working up that way at the time and had a ton of Husky friends I had to be careful around for about a week after lol
0:45 is the reason college adopted the NFL's 10 second runoff rule and call it the "Dooley Rule"...and 10:51, how Ole Miss literally pissed away a game.
I was at the NC TN bowl game as a Tennessee fan. Absolutely heartbreaking how a team can get a penalty and that help them win. I was 7 years old and absolutely hated that
Foster Rapping I was 7 at the time too, and I remember the LSU loss and the NC loss to this day. Those were always in the top 5 for me for most heartbreaking losses as a Tennessee fan.
11:24 - To me, there are two baffling things about this game regarding the ACC statement. The first is that the ACC could have mentioned they were suspending the referees due to multiple errors throughout the game, including the ending. The second is this part of the statement: "The ACC also said that the officials should have called an illegal block during the return back at Miami’s 16-yard line, which would have given the Hurricanes an untimed down at their own 8-yard line." How does the offense gain an untimed down when they committed the penalty? It doesn't make any sense.
The biggest miss was the player on the sidelines literally entering the field of play DURING THE PLAY and running the last twenty yards with the ball carrier WHILE HOLDING HIS HELMET IN HIS HANDS! Worst no call I have ever seen in my life. AND they had REPLAY!
To answer your question 2 years later, I think they get an untimed down, because Duke would accept the penalty. Normally, the leading team will decline the penalty at the end of the game, resulting in game over, but in this case declining the penalty means Miami gets a touchdown.
The kicking team would have needed to accept the penalty to negate the score. The game is extended for an untimed down if a penalty is accepted for any live ball foul unless it includes a loss of down.
Awesome compilation! I watched that Bama-Auburn game. All of Bama had left the field for halftime and they had to come back because Auburn argued for one second more of play. They got the time, kicked a FG, and Saban went ballistic. Then Bama got that illegal substitution call at the end - I love it!!! And you have the Piss and Miss! One of my all time favorite football moments. So dumb. So hilarious!
I know I am a Bama fan so this might come off as biased but doesn't illegal substitution on the defense not get called until the ball is snapped because if so then Auburn would have to snap the ball for that penalty to be called
The Minnesota-Michigan game was some of the worst coaching I've ever seen in person, not too surprising given it was an interim's first game. Recommendation: 2013 Michigan vs. Northwestern. Michigan has to run onto the field to kick a tying fg as the clock expires to go to OT. NW literally could've ran out the clock by subbing too, but chose not to, so bizarre
The field goal by Michigan was the best bit of coaching that Brady Hoke ever had. Perfectly executed. I was shocked they were able to get it off cleanly. I watched it dozens of times. Everyone was set.
My favorite part about the Iowa-UNI game is that it was the start of an 11 win season and an orange bowl victory. Easily one of the craziest seasons for a football team.
They didn't start the clock prematurely. And not only did LSU not get the snap off in time, they had several men in motion at the snap. The fact that the play was even momentarily ruled a touchdown (and it was more than "momentarily;" I was there and it felt like a lifetime) was the biggest travesty. (Though an LSU fan near me did say "Well, the good news is we get to get rid of our coach, and you're stuck with yours." He wasn't wrong on either count.)
1:25-2:04 What a great memory for an Auburn Tiger. The Tigers win between the hedges in dramatic fashion with freshman Carnell Williams having 40+ carries in this game. I was a sophomore in high school during the 2001 season, and before the ball was snapped on that final play, my mind quickly went back to the 1992 Auburn-Georgia game. This memory is somewhat grey as I was only 6 yrs old, but I remember Auburn having the ball on the goal line with very little time in the game, down 14 to 10, and the qb Stan White fumbled the snap. Although the Tigers recovered the ball, the Georgia D-line all piled on the qb and refused to get up. By the time they did get up, Auburn quickly ran to the line to try to get off another snap, but the clock expired, preserving the (controversial) victory for Georgia. I remember a lot of people hanging out in the stands for what seemed like forever, thinking (and wishing and hoping) for the refs to call a penalty or something, which never happened.
I understand that they were 1/2 a yard away from the end zone, but why would Minnesota not just kick the field goal to send it to OT? You were at home, and overtime tends to favor the home team
The frustrating thing about college sometimes is that coaches take completely unnecessary risks. Just take the OT when you have the ball like that and less than 10s left, all kinds of bad things can happen if you rush a play in that situation.
@@alphabuckeyelion2233 the real issue was trying to call that boneheaded trick play that ate like 15 seconds of the clock. Would have better odds running straight into the middle twice
So with the exception of Oregon, anytime any player from the PAC-12 scores. That's basically sums up your video idea. Actually, with the PAC-12 forgoing the 2020 season, all the big name Oregon players will be forgotten, so it really should include all 12 schools.
Warren Holloway's winning Hail Mary TD catch from Drew Tate for Iowa on the last play of the game against LSU in the 2005 Capital One Bowl. Holloway was a senior and that was his first, and last, TD of his entire career. I remember watching it on my couch with my father.
The "pissing dog" end zone display was undoubtedly crass & deserved a penalty, but I am bewildered by practically all other celebration penalties. That last clip was especially stupid. They're college kids, let 'em have a little fun!
I was at that Miami vs Duke game. I’m a Miami fan...they reviewed it for soo long I’m literally having enough time to get to know other Cnaes fans lmaoo when the review came back in our favor we went into a frenzy. We stayed like a whole hour after the game in our section. As I walked out Duke fans were in actual tears 😂 beat Halloween of my life 😎
I’ve seen still images of that play & the player # 1 was DOWN before he lateraled the ball!! Duke got screwed! I’m from Minnesota so ultimately I don’t care, glad it went your way though!
@@12bravo57 what’s crazy is the drive before that play there were 3 pass interference calls (2 were horrible) AND the QB sneak was clearly short of the goal line. The refs set up their entire drive before that play. Officiating was so bad that entire game the refs were actually suspended
I watched the FSU-GT game live on TV. Being an arrogant teenager, I had my parents pause the game to I could record that field goal, because I was so confident that he would make it. That clip was on my phone for months, and that moment was burnt into my head
@@ActualGod Seriously? He acted like a dog taking a piss......how is that "celebrating"......thats just fucking weird AF and ridiculously unnecessary. Of all the TD celebrations Ive ever seen, that one was probably the most deserving of a penalty. Even Randy Moss fake mooning the crowd wasn't that bad. Id be beyond pissed at that moron for "celebrating" in one of the most bizarre ways ever.
Pat McAfee has a great video talking about that play. He was at the game and his old coach Rich Rod was some sort of offensive assistant for Ole Miss at the time.
Worst one that comes to mind is NC State shanking a gimme kick to win at Clemson. Also Oregon’s kick falling short to beat Oregon State at the end of regulation in 2007
I was at that game i'm a Ute fan dude it was so wild half the god damn stadium was down on the sidelines when he clanged that kick off the post lol it was fucking insane but glorious! BYU still hasn't beat Utah since then either 😁
Mark Richt not calling for a spike near the goal line with 16 seconds left and ending up losing the game in 2001… boy history does repeat itself. That hurt to know it happened before and he still didn’t learn from it😩
I was at that one (and two of those in this video) and yeah, I thought that one was over three times before it finally was. (Four times, if you count being over-confident when Auburn took a 14-point lead with 7 minutes to play. Five times, if you count me being sure that Northwestern's FG at the end of regulation (following the fumbled KO after NW had tied the game with about a minute to go with a TD and 2-point conversion that they had to have after missing the XP following their previous TD; you're right, that game was NUTS) was good.
The irony 4:55 This rule was put in place because 1 year earlier UK lost to Florida for this exact reason. The game clock sat at 0 for 5+ seconds and UF was still allowed to snap the ball, and eventually "won" in ot or double ot. Then the UK score flashes while it is being overturned. Yes I'm still salty too
Always run back a short field goal attempt. The field goal team isn’t a return defense team. Plus they have the kicker AND the punter as part of the crew. 🤦♂️🤦♂️
The rule may have been one almost everyone disagrees with, but unfortunately some of the few who do agree with it were the ones in charge of setting the rules. "After a score or any other play, the player in possession immediately must return the ball to an official or leave it near the dead-ball spot. This prohibits: •Spiking the ball to the ground •Throwing the ball high into the air" - Section 2 Article 1 (2)(b) and (2)(c) of the NCAA Football Rules and Interpretations
The call was 100% correct. Don’t blame the officials for making a correct call by rule if you don’t agree with the rule itself. Blame the people who made the rule in the first place.
That Florida State-GT game was... just, wow. I was watching it on TV with some friends and we were all screaming "Go! Go! Go!" as the GT guy ran it back...
When you pretend to piss like a dog on the other teams logo when you are still losing by one point. The other one was just some Mormon home field advantage.
@@yellowblackbird9000 The big "W" in the middle of the field and the "HUSKIES" in the end zone are kind of clues that the game was played in Seattle. 13:12.
At 12:12 there should of been a penalty because a player from the sideline ran on the field without a helmet before the ball crossed the goal line. 12:00 was also a blindside block.
5:09 As an FSU fan, I will always despise Georgia Tech in some way because of this play. We were ranked 9th and had solid chances of competing for the playoff, that pretty much went down the drain when this happened. I honestly thought Roberto Aguayo would nail that, and then it got blocked and I was like, “Oh, great we’re going to overtime and then he took it back and I remember me going crazy and just jumping up and down and yelling I was so mad. Georgia Tech was literally 2-5 and while I won’t deny they played a great game, they had a lot of lucky plays. Like when one of our receivers bobbled the ball in the end zone and it got tipped and intercepted. I hope we rematch Georgia Tech just because I’m still mad about that play 5 years later mainly because after the 2016 season we haven’t had a season over 7 wins since and that was our best shot at getting to the playoff. I think it really messed with all the players and we ended up losing a close game to Clemson, then getting dominated by Houston in the Peach Bowl, so who knows what would have happened if fit wasn’t for that. I know that I’m whining I just really hate that play.
@@alexfetzer6165 not a GT or FSU fan, but you really hate to see it. Fans like this don't' understand that it's just a game at the end of the day. They wanted a rematch, and insert Kawhi laugh for what happened next. That's really too bad hahahaha
I totally forgot about that UCF/ECU game! I remember watching it live and I think it was on a weeknight or something, so it was the only bit of football on. I was half-tuned in and was thrilled to have seen that shocker of an ending by absolute chance.
I went to the Florida State vs Georgia Tech game and I’m a FSU and even though that we lost, that was the most incredible thing I’ve ever seen and that place was shaking
3:00 BYU vs Utah in 2012 hurt so bad... So many chances and that happened. It would have been so great if the fans themselves lost the game for Utah lol
Can someone tell me what happen in 1st video clip with NC. They spike it with 1 second but had multiple players on the field so isn’t a penalty on the offense with a running clock a 10 second runoff? Does it only apply to a false start or does that rule not apply to college. Just wondering?
@@pschighlights 10 second run off got put in place the year after, that was not the rule at the time so there was technically still a second on the clock.
I don't think that Miami touchdown against Duke should've counted. The refs missed #11 for UM running onto the field from the sidelines at the 12:11 mark of this video.
Definitely will be making a part 3 soon!
Love your content bro
I might have a chance to be on here one day st look out for the 2024 Ohio State
Kentucky Florida ending 2018
5:17 I remember doing this back in high school I just didnt have the cameras on
@@Kidrifts Remember, the moment you get lazy or quit, someone else is right behind you catching up to take your position. Just keep grinding and you'll make it bro💯
Spiking on 4th down is the most Rutgers thing ever.
As a Rutgers fan your right
Hey, if Colorado can do it, why can't Rutgers?
Spiking at 0:01 with a running clock is the most LSU thing ever.
My high school did that several years before Rutgers ever did...
After all, they no longer will teach inner city students the English languge. It's too hard for them, according to the school.
College refs be like: "You win"
*everyone celebrates*
*everyone charges the field*
*everyone goes home*
*everyone goes to bed*
"Nah lmao you didnt, 1 second left on the clock"
college refs be like : the game doesn’t dismiss you , I dismiss u
Wake up the players and bring them back onto the field...
🤣
@Painpanther I’m tryna stack 3 hoes and pour bbq sauce on them
I was at that game (UT-North Carolina) at the Music City Bowl in Nashville. Brutal. Hated it so much. They literally were getting a stage set up and were saying “we present to you the 2010 Music City Bowl Champions-“ and the mic went out.
9:27 Verne losing his mind at teams was always hilarious
Thats why he is one of the best College Football play by play commentator ever!!!!!
Lol yeah die hard commentary
@@kinglord7707 "oh my goodness gracious"gets me every time
One of the dumbest moves by a coach I've ever seen.
He was disgusted at les Miles. 😂😂😂
I have never heard a man be as done with something as Verne Lundquist was with LSU.
As an LSU Fan, I was about ready to jump out my window at the end of that game. Les Miles was a very good coach win-rate wise at LSU, but every game that wasn't an obvious blowout felt like a completely unnecessary emotional roller-coaster.
That's my favorite thing about that sequence, how upset the announcers are at LSU. I'm not sure I've ever heard neutral announcers get that mad at a team.
Chris Kern they’re not neutral
@@andrejg4136 Truer words were never spoken!
That LSU game made me mad
10:07 how bad is your defense when a throw to triple coverage results in 3 defenders getting burned on the play.
I mean Breshad Perriman was one of the fastest players in college in 2014, so I mean it could have been an over throw and they just didn't realize that covering the fastest receiver meant having to hit the ball Down😂😂
it looked it went through both defenders’ hands 💀💀💀
would’ve been an interception if they reacted fast enough.
refs be like :"the play was a touchdown!"
*crowd cheers*
ref:"however" (mentions unknown rule)
*crowd boos*
ref:"thats end of the game"
my favorite thing watching a football game is when the ref comes out and says, we saw on the video replay where the ball was spiked with time on the clock and the crowd boos them as if they are making a bad call.
The ending of that florida st vs georgia tech game still gives me chills
Not me😭
Beginning of the end for the Noles. It was all down hill from there.
@@titleloanman absolutely. That was the line in the sand.
@@titleloanman I can't even remember when the begining of the end was for the Canes. Some time back in 2003. Almost 2 decades ago. And y'all haven't done shit. Haven't won the conference, no big bowls, no playoff appearance, no national titles. Not shit.
Bobby Bonilla Bobcat and y’all still haven’t caught up. So talk less, scrub.
7:30 - I went to USU and watched this game live. That was such a swing of emotions, from a heartbreaking loss during one of USUs best seasons ever (ranked #14 in the AP poll at the time) to a win via offensive penalty.
I am pretty sure that game took 5 years off my life. Go Aggies.
I too, am a USU fan (I actually have a USU shirt on as we speak😂), and I just sat there on my couch in disbelief that USU could allow such a stupid play to happen. But at the same time, I wasn't *too* surprised, because let's face it. USU loses heartbreakers like this all time😂. And then the ref came out and made that call and me and my family were like, "You have got to be kidding." In fact, I didn't even care😂. I was just like, "Y'know what. Colorado State can have the win. I'm done😂."
University of southern university?
No, Utah State University@@heathscarbucksnotstarfucks5473
Don't let this change the fact the angels won a baseball game 21-2 5:10
💀💀💀
Oddly enough I was at that game, sadly on the wrong end of the scoreline...
CJ Cron use to put in work
Dont forget the rangers beat the orioles 30-3
@DJ Akademiks Supreme Hoodie It was 30-3 IIRC. That game was in 2007. Then the Astros beat the Orioles in 2019 23-2. To add salt in the wound, both were home games for the Orioles.
Welcome to Auburn, where weird stuff happens at least once every 5 years. Honestly, it's a great time.
Literally was thinking the same thing😂Only been 6 minutes and we’ve already had 3 clips
Don’t forget the year where two Georgia players helped Auburn catch a game winning TD and the kick six. Back to back weeks.
And then LSU goes "Hold my beer"
Like losing to South Carolina for the first time since the Great Depression. 😂
@SUB if you believe the Democrats stole the election We beat you guys with a quarterback that used to play for Colorado St. 😂🤣
I love how a lot of the "Crazy Ending" and "What Was He Thinking?" videos are just highlights of Les Miles being one of the worst end of game coaches in history.
Les be honest Miles was terrible 😂
@9:34, I was at that LSU/Ole Miss game, sitting in the end zone bleachers, facing the play. I've heard the term "stunned silence", but this was the first time I ever witnessed it. As an Old Miss fan, I was elated. There were dozens of LSU supporters around me and none of them said a word for a solid 20 seconds. Then they erupted with "WTF were you thinking LES?"
You know you're team got screwed when the NCAA creates a rule that prevents anyone from losing in that same way again (referring to the UT-UNC finish and the 10 second runoff rule)
Derek Dooley be like, how is this gonna happen to me TWICE in the same year?
I was about to say that there should have been a 10 second run off.
I wouldn’t say UT got screwed since the refs were following the letter of the law at the time. What really screwed y’all was the poor play calling that led to y’all to be in that position, and a unnecessary personal foul penalty that helped give Carolina an extra 15 yards.
@@howardbaxter2514 na they got screwed
@@thetruth1446 how?
I was at the BYU @ Washington game in 2008. UW went 0-12 that season, and I feel pretty confident saying this game was one of the main culprits. That and all the injuries.
Oh...and UW's head coach was Tyrone Willigham. That probably played the biggest part.
That penalty was pretty weak though
I remember that game. Greg Wrubel (BYU's broadcaster) thought the excessive celebration penalty was pretty weak.
@@byufan Yep, I'm a BYU alumni and I too agree it was weak. I was working up that way at the time and had a ton of Husky friends I had to be careful around for about a week after lol
Also, you guys were just not any good. I think that was #1 culprit. Lol
0:45 is the reason college adopted the NFL's 10 second runoff rule and call it the "Dooley Rule"...and 10:51, how Ole Miss literally pissed away a game.
I was at the NC TN bowl game as a Tennessee fan. Absolutely heartbreaking how a team can get a penalty and that help them win. I was 7 years old and absolutely hated that
That Ole Miss player acting like he was a dog taking a piss was pretty damn funny.
There wouldn't be a runoff on a live ball foul anyways, since the play resulted in the clock stopping
Foster Rapping I was 7 at the time too, and I remember the LSU loss and the NC loss to this day. Those were always in the top 5 for me for most heartbreaking losses as a Tennessee fan.
The aptly named “Ole Piss ‘n Miss” 🤣🤣🤣
The ending of that UCF ECU game was insane. Thought it was crazy we got the ball back from victory formation only for that Hail Mary to work
Yeah that was fucking crazy
Skipatronic: I guess it wasn't a victory formation afterall.
Why didnt they effing punt? Or run the ball on rth down???
@@flyguyry1 No clue. Even a field goal attempt would have been better.
That UCF's coache's smile was lovely though. I love seeing elders that happy.
11:24 - To me, there are two baffling things about this game regarding the ACC statement. The first is that the ACC could have mentioned they were suspending the referees due to multiple errors throughout the game, including the ending. The second is this part of the statement:
"The ACC also said that the officials should have called an illegal block during the return back at Miami’s 16-yard line, which would have given the Hurricanes an untimed down at their own 8-yard line."
How does the offense gain an untimed down when they committed the penalty? It doesn't make any sense.
I wonder why it wouldn’t be an offensive penalty/game over? Maybe kickoffs/punts are excepted?
The biggest miss was the player on the sidelines literally entering the field of play DURING THE PLAY and running the last twenty yards with the ball carrier WHILE HOLDING HIS HELMET IN HIS HANDS! Worst no call I have ever seen in my life. AND they had REPLAY!
To answer your question 2 years later, I think they get an untimed down, because Duke would accept the penalty. Normally, the leading team will decline the penalty at the end of the game, resulting in game over, but in this case declining the penalty means Miami gets a touchdown.
The kicking team would have needed to accept the penalty to negate the score. The game is extended for an untimed down if a penalty is accepted for any live ball foul unless it includes a loss of down.
You could easily do a Top 10 on Les Miles alone
Ha Ha - Yes, Top 10 Les Miles Time MIs-Management
L M is an idiot
Hotty Toddy, Gosha' Mighty!
That play in Duke vs Miami (at 11:24), with 6 seconds left on the clock, actually took 49 seconds. Crazy.
Even crazier to me is that the refs didn't consider the blatant block in the back (at 11:57) by Miami's # 22 as illegal.
@@ScrewFlanders hadn't seen that. And i've seen this play many times. good eye.
@@rmadrazothere was also a knee down in one of the laterals, and an extra player who entered the field and took his helmet off
THE best commentary EVER
" What a time to be alive "
With the voice crack
What a time to be aLiVe!
Still mad about UNC-Tenn. I was at that game. They implemented a 10-second runoff in CFB shortly after because of how regulation in that game ended.
Go Heels! Lol
quantae06
You were lucky
@@patricksmith5282 It's better to be lucky than not win at all.
quantae06
You were lucky
I was at that game too. So miserable.
"YOU CANT BELIEVE WHAT JUST HAPPENED!!!" One of my favorite calls of all time
I'm a BYU fan and that ending of the game with Utah was one of the worst moments of my life
Any time we lose to Utah is one of the worst moments in my life
It's like Utah was doing everything they could to give them the last-second win and they still missed it.
Same with me, terrible
BYU-Utah is a RAD AF rivalry, possibly Top 🎱
Worst 3 moments? lol
Awesome compilation! I watched that Bama-Auburn game. All of Bama had left the field for halftime and they had to come back because Auburn argued for one second more of play. They got the time, kicked a FG, and Saban went ballistic. Then Bama got that illegal substitution call at the end - I love it!!!
And you have the Piss and Miss! One of my all time favorite football moments. So dumb. So hilarious!
I know I am a Bama fan so this might come off as biased but doesn't illegal substitution on the defense not get called until the ball is snapped because if so then Auburn would have to snap the ball for that penalty to be called
The Minnesota-Michigan game was some of the worst coaching I've ever seen in person, not too surprising given it was an interim's first game.
Recommendation: 2013 Michigan vs. Northwestern. Michigan has to run onto the field to kick a tying fg as the clock expires to go to OT. NW literally could've ran out the clock by subbing too, but chose not to, so bizarre
Weren't there like multiple Michigan players who were moving before the snap and the refs were like "nah we're not going to call that"?
The field goal by Michigan was the best bit of coaching that Brady Hoke ever had. Perfectly executed. I was shocked they were able to get it off cleanly. I watched it dozens of times. Everyone was set.
There was a stretch there from 2012 to 2014 where Michigan and Northwestern played 3 of just the most bizarre games I've ever seen
My favorite part about the Iowa-UNI game is that it was the start of an 11 win season and an orange bowl victory. Easily one of the craziest seasons for a football team.
It’s insane to see such incompetence in coaching at such a high level. These players need to be completely trained for citations exactly like this!
In MLA format!
It’s crazy to think how that one bad call with the officials starting the clock prematurely for LSU/Auburn eventually led to LSU winning the natty
They didn't start the clock prematurely. And not only did LSU not get the snap off in time, they had several men in motion at the snap. The fact that the play was even momentarily ruled a touchdown (and it was more than "momentarily;" I was there and it felt like a lifetime) was the biggest travesty. (Though an LSU fan near me did say "Well, the good news is we get to get rid of our coach, and you're stuck with yours." He wasn't wrong on either count.)
8:53 Ole Miss vs LSU i still remember watching that game live on the TV. what a great ending!
1:25-2:04 What a great memory for an Auburn Tiger. The Tigers win between the hedges in dramatic fashion with freshman Carnell Williams having 40+ carries in this game. I was a sophomore in high school during the 2001 season, and before the ball was snapped on that final play, my mind quickly went back to the 1992 Auburn-Georgia game. This memory is somewhat grey as I was only 6 yrs old, but I remember Auburn having the ball on the goal line with very little time in the game, down 14 to 10, and the qb Stan White fumbled the snap. Although the Tigers recovered the ball, the Georgia D-line all piled on the qb and refused to get up. By the time they did get up, Auburn quickly ran to the line to try to get off another snap, but the clock expired, preserving the (controversial) victory for Georgia. I remember a lot of people hanging out in the stands for what seemed like forever, thinking (and wishing and hoping) for the refs to call a penalty or something, which never happened.
I wasn't alive for either as I was born in 05 but have heard many a story about those two games from my father.
I was at the Utah State vs Colorado State game. I’m a Utah state fan and can’t explain the roller coaster of emotions I felt
3:34 Idk where to start on just how many Football IQ violations this play has.
That was all on Cal's coach. Total bonehead move.
Did bruh run away with the ball..
@@UnchainedAmerica how?? It was a pass play. But he ran. How is that coach's fault? Do you follow football?
@@joshuabrown2134 Yes, yes he did. There wouldn't have even been a ball to kick!
Should of thrown the ball away
I’m not even a Duke fan but nothing in college football history makes me cringe more than that play.
Morgan Bryce Rob Lowe of all ppl posted a pic on Twitter of the Miami player knee down with it in his hands. Duke won that game
@@Kvile-zx4sk 11 ran onto the field from the sideline while the ball was still in play without his helmet on and all the refs missed it.
@@Kvile-zx4sk I was going to say that lol
Imagine not only missing that his knee was down, but then missing 3 clear as day penalties as well
The whole referee crew I believe was suspended because of that play. They missed like 7 different things that should've invalidated the touchdown
11:12 awww the miss from Ole piss. Classic!
As I understand it, the guy who committed the penalty got his scholarship revoked as a result.
Best part was him having that belt over his shoulder like he was some sort of badass lol.
Bro, everybody on this channel is talking about this.
Les Miles poor clock management never gets old 😂
Ever since that auburn game 4:55 he got fired
I think its all the grass hes eaten over the years.
OMG - the most clueless one in the stadium!
Love that u can hear that the announcers are pissed when coaches and players make stupid decisions
The Miami v Duke laterals play is the best I've ever never seen! Yeah! Nice job getting that in there!!! Wow!
I understand that they were 1/2 a yard away from the end zone, but why would Minnesota not just kick the field goal to send it to OT? You were at home, and overtime tends to favor the home team
The frustrating thing about college sometimes is that coaches take completely unnecessary risks. Just take the OT when you have the ball like that and less than 10s left, all kinds of bad things can happen if you rush a play in that situation.
It was Halloween and their first game after Jerry Kill quit, they wanted to go for the win. The execution was...lacking
@grodhagen and yet Minnesota was right in it. There is no excuse as to why they tried for a TD rather than kick a FG and send it to OT
@@alphabuckeyelion2233 the real issue was trying to call that boneheaded trick play that ate like 15 seconds of the clock. Would have better odds running straight into the middle twice
Hindsight
Video idea: unknown players making big time plays
@@RadicallyOptimistic That is sadly true
So with the exception of Oregon, anytime any player from the PAC-12 scores. That's basically sums up your video idea. Actually, with the PAC-12 forgoing the 2020 season, all the big name Oregon players will be forgotten, so it really should include all 12 schools.
Les Miles poor clock management never gets old 😂
Warren Holloway's winning Hail Mary TD catch from Drew Tate for Iowa on the last play of the game against LSU in the 2005 Capital One Bowl. Holloway was a senior and that was his first, and last, TD of his entire career. I remember watching it on my couch with my father.
That’s what this video already is
That Minnesota and Michigan game absolutely sums up Minnesota football .... going for it all and being nowhere near good enough to pull it off
The "pissing dog" end zone display was undoubtedly crass & deserved a penalty, but I am bewildered by practically all other celebration penalties. That last clip was especially stupid. They're college kids, let 'em have a little fun!
I was at that Miami vs Duke game. I’m a Miami fan...they reviewed it for soo long I’m literally having enough time to get to know other Cnaes fans lmaoo when the review came back in our favor we went into a frenzy. We stayed like a whole hour after the game in our section. As I walked out Duke fans were in actual tears 😂 beat Halloween of my life 😎
I’ve seen still images of that play & the player # 1 was DOWN before he lateraled the ball!! Duke got screwed! I’m from Minnesota so ultimately I don’t care, glad it went your way though!
@@12bravo57 what’s crazy is the drive before that play there were 3 pass interference calls (2 were horrible) AND the QB sneak was clearly short of the goal line. The refs set up their entire drive before that play. Officiating was so bad that entire game the refs were actually suspended
@4:30 it looks like he crossed the line of scrimmage anyway. BTW, great job to the uploader; I love these videos!
That 2016 Auburn vs LSU game was a rollercoaster of emotion for both sides
5:13
Angels beat Red Sox 21-2.
That day must have been full of sports shenanigans.
I watched the FSU-GT game live on TV. Being an arrogant teenager, I had my parents pause the game to I could record that field goal, because I was so confident that he would make it. That clip was on my phone for months, and that moment was burnt into my head
Those were a lot of fun to watch!!
If Elijah Moore was my teammate I would never forgive him for that stupid selfish decision he made at the end of that game...
#HailState
For what? Celebrating?
@@ActualGod Seriously? He acted like a dog taking a piss......how is that "celebrating"......thats just fucking weird AF and ridiculously unnecessary. Of all the TD celebrations Ive ever seen, that one was probably the most deserving of a penalty. Even Randy Moss fake mooning the crowd wasn't that bad. Id be beyond pissed at that moron for "celebrating" in one of the most bizarre ways ever.
@@ActualGod No, getting his team a penalty and costing them a game.
Pat McAfee has a great video talking about that play. He was at the game and his old coach Rich Rod was some sort of offensive assistant for Ole Miss at the time.
13:11 is the worst blocking in football history
The end of that Miami game was insane. Best ending to a football game I've ever seen
Except the refs blew it (illegal block in the back by Miami's # 22 at 11:57).
It was great seeing the piss and the miss make the video 😂
I was at that UCF-ECU game. Not sure I’ve ever been in a more stunned home crowd
I was at the BYU UW game in 2008 - jake locker launched the ball 30 feet into the air. No one gets away with that. That was the right call.
if only he had launched it 29 feet then no penalty
You should do worst field goal misses
Amazing idea
Worst one that comes to mind is NC State shanking a gimme kick to win at Clemson. Also Oregon’s kick falling short to beat Oregon State at the end of regulation in 2007
Alabama takes up half the video
Boise states kicker kyle brotzman who missed two field goals in the game against nevada in 2010 should be on that list
Ficken (Penn State) vs Virginia 2013
That poor BYU kicker. Oh, my goodness.
I was at that game i'm a Ute fan dude it was so wild half the god damn stadium was down on the sidelines when he clanged that kick off the post lol it was fucking insane but glorious! BYU still hasn't beat Utah since then either 😁
@@charlestonw801st Utah hasn't beaten BYU since the "they so poo-poo" comments.
2:55 imagine being one of the fans that rushed the field
War eagle!!
Dude...if they hadn't initially won that game..that dudes life would be forefit
5:06 I still remember that night watching it happen. I was soooo pissed.
It didn’t hurt as much in hindsight considering how the rest of the season panned out
that Minnesota coach should have been instantly canned for not using that last TO when there was 17 sec left
8:29 can literally hear everyone saying "WHAAAAAAAAAT?
Some of these plays made me scream, “WTF ARE THEY DOING!?”
This was one of the BEST collections of game highlights ever posted ! Thanks for sharing !
7:46 the ref was my junior high vice principal
Mark Richt not calling for a spike near the goal line with 16 seconds left and ending up losing the game in 2001… boy history does repeat itself. That hurt to know it happened before and he still didn’t learn from it😩
This making me miss college football
In the LSU-Auburn game, it looked like the QB crossed the line of scrimmage before throwing it anyway, so yeah
5:37 "What A Time To Be Aliive!!"
Camera: **shows shocked FSU coach**
The disgust and disappointment of the commentators are priceless. Especially the one from the Tennessee and North Carolina game.
I think you should do Auburn vs Northwestern 2010. The game seemed to be over like 3 different times! A really thrilling, but strange ending
BabyFed 0215 I was there, it was nuts!
I was at that one (and two of those in this video) and yeah, I thought that one was over three times before it finally was. (Four times, if you count being over-confident when Auburn took a 14-point lead with 7 minutes to play. Five times, if you count me being sure that Northwestern's FG at the end of regulation (following the fumbled KO after NW had tied the game with about a minute to go with a TD and 2-point conversion that they had to have after missing the XP following their previous TD; you're right, that game was NUTS) was good.
I love how so many of the strange endings involve Auburn lol
War Eagle
They say that spiking in 4th down was bad but not really. Sometimes there is a mysterious 5th down.
miami got away with like 2 or 3 block in the backs on that crazy lateral play, i remember that, especially the last block, at 12:08
Thanks for pointing that out; I missed that one. I was focused on the illegal block in the back (by # 22 of Miami) at 11:57. 🙄
13:15 is it though? Looks to me like that would have been blocked from any distance.
1:43 is the formation you use in Madden against those pass coverage only defenses and get 600 on the ground
bad call by GA coaching.
The one with mark richt coaching Georgia against auburn 2:03 and Georgia losing due to poor clock management was classic mark richt
3:34 what a time to be alive when Cal is ranked in the top 10...
They went in free-fall after this & were like 7-6.
The irony 4:55
This rule was put in place because 1 year earlier UK lost to Florida for this exact reason. The game clock sat at 0 for 5+ seconds and UF was still allowed to snap the ball, and eventually "won" in ot or double ot. Then the UK score flashes while it is being overturned. Yes I'm still salty too
5:37 WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE
I think you mean
WHAT A TIME TO BE ALiiiVe
Except for Jimbo Fisher and FSU ;)
Except for FSU
Always run back a short field goal attempt.
The field goal team isn’t a return defense team. Plus they have the kicker AND the punter as part of the crew. 🤦♂️🤦♂️
Stupid penalty by number eight lifting his leg like a dog. Cost his team an easier extra point
Yah makes you want to rip the helmet off his head and smack him with it.
Cost them a chance to for 2 as well
On the bright side, that penalty got them Lane Kiffin.
The thugs these teams recruit are what cause alot of their losses.
Easier extra point? Isnt the penalty assess at kickoff?
Spiking the ball with 1 second left is the most Les Miles thing ever
Jake Locker’s unsportsmanlike “spike” will forever be the worst referee call of all time
Yeah but it ended up not mattering. If he missed that would be one thing but it got blocked moving back 15 yards wouldn't affect that
The rule may have been one almost everyone disagrees with, but unfortunately some of the few who do agree with it were the ones in charge of setting the rules.
"After a score or any other play, the player in possession immediately must return the ball to an official or leave it near the dead-ball spot. This prohibits:
•Spiking the ball to the ground
•Throwing the ball high into the air"
- Section 2 Article 1 (2)(b) and (2)(c) of the NCAA Football Rules and Interpretations
The call was 100% correct. Don’t blame the officials for making a correct call by rule if you don’t agree with the rule itself. Blame the people who made the rule in the first place.
That Florida State-GT game was... just, wow. I was watching it on TV with some friends and we were all screaming "Go! Go! Go!" as the GT guy ran it back...
That last one was pretty dumb
2009, the unsportsmanlike rule were pretty strict back then.
@@UnchainedAmerica I was at that game. Totally sucked....Locker got hurt two games later and the Dawgs went 0-12
and the way they blocked the kick its like they turned into a giant blob and just rushed the kicker like wtf was that blocking
1:00
You can tell how the crowd reacted
When you can’t celebrate a game-winning touchdown...
When you pretend to piss like a dog on the other teams logo when you are still losing by one point.
The other one was just some Mormon home field advantage.
@@yellowblackbird9000 The big "W" in the middle of the field and the "HUSKIES" in the end zone are kind of clues that the game was played in Seattle. 13:12.
@@67L48 Doesn't matter. The Mormons bring their refs with them.
@@yellowblackbird9000 I assume he's talking about the last one, which is such a fucking bullshit call by a sourpuss referee.
@@yellowblackbird9000 marking territory is the proper term
At 12:12 there should of been a penalty because a player from the sideline ran on the field without a helmet before the ball crossed the goal line. 12:00 was also a blindside block.
5:09 As an FSU fan, I will always despise Georgia Tech in some way because of this play. We were ranked 9th and had solid chances of competing for the playoff, that pretty much went down the drain when this happened. I honestly thought Roberto Aguayo would nail that, and then it got blocked and I was like, “Oh, great we’re going to overtime and then he took it back and I remember me going crazy and just jumping up and down and yelling I was so mad. Georgia Tech was literally 2-5 and while I won’t deny they played a great game, they had a lot of lucky plays. Like when one of our receivers bobbled the ball in the end zone and it got tipped and intercepted. I hope we rematch Georgia Tech just because I’m still mad about that play 5 years later mainly because after the 2016 season we haven’t had a season over 7 wins since and that was our best shot at getting to the playoff. I think it really messed with all the players and we ended up losing a close game to Clemson, then getting dominated by Houston in the Peach Bowl, so who knows what would have happened if fit wasn’t for that. I know that I’m whining I just really hate that play.
The Jimbo honeymoon ended with that play.
RampagerBOH yep it did
You got what you wished for.
@@alexfetzer6165 not a GT or FSU fan, but you really hate to see it. Fans like this don't' understand that it's just a game at the end of the day. They wanted a rematch, and insert Kawhi laugh for what happened next. That's really too bad hahahaha
Jared Paredes you love to see it 😂 Imagine losing to the punching bag of the ACC
I totally forgot about that UCF/ECU game! I remember watching it live and I think it was on a weeknight or something, so it was the only bit of football on. I was half-tuned in and was thrilled to have seen that shocker of an ending by absolute chance.
I remember watching that Miami/Duke ending live on tv, such a bullshit ending.
7:55 - if the QB has not yet released the ball when the receiver reestablished himself in bounds there is no penalty. They never checked that.
I went to the Florida State vs Georgia Tech game and I’m a FSU and even though that we lost, that was the most incredible thing I’ve ever seen and that place was shaking
3:00 BYU vs Utah in 2012 hurt so bad... So many chances and that happened. It would have been so great if the fans themselves lost the game for Utah lol
Can someone tell me what happen in 1st video clip with NC. They spike it with 1 second but had multiple players on the field so isn’t a penalty on the offense with a running clock a 10 second runoff? Does it only apply to a false start or does that rule not apply to college. Just wondering?
Yea I was confused about that one. I think maybe either the refs messed up or the 10 second runoff rule didn’t exist yet.
@@pschighlights 10 second run off got put in place the year after, that was not the rule at the time so there was technically still a second on the clock.
It was my understanding, as a Tennessee fan, that this rule was instituted in part because of how this game ended.
These be some of the best college football games on Saturday and that is straight facts 💯
It’s amazing how many of these simply benefited Auburn lol
when you heard the dialogue at 9:05...you just knew how this was going to get screwed up...but still don't know why!
Miami Duke
11:57 Block in the back
The dudes knee was down too
I don't think that Miami touchdown against Duke should've counted. The refs missed #11 for UM running onto the field from the sidelines at the 12:11 mark of this video.
Us Tennessee fans are so unlucky that they had to make a new rule after we lost😂
Y'all won against Georgia of a hail mary
The Vols are garbage! Have you guys ever won a championship?
@@texritter1736 several actually.
@@texritter1736 13 of them. 6 nc. But I suspect you knew this.