Best/Biggest Upset in Your Program's History

[HuskerOC]

Short and sweet, the title pretty much sets the stage.

What is the biggest upset your homer team can give forth.

 

[BTHOtu]

Biggest A&M Upsets in my recent memory are:
98 Big 12 Championship game against K-State
with
2002 Upset over #1 OU and 2012 Upset over #1 Bama tied for second place.

 

[occupant]

Beating the donghorns when John Blake was coach.

I think that may be the only one.

 

[HuskerOC]

Biggest A&M Upsets in my recent memory are:
98 Big 12 Championship game against K-State
with
2002 Upset over #1 OU and 2012 Upset over #1 Bama tied for second place.

Damn. That is a lot fuel right there.

Don't remember the 2002 upset, remind me of the stage.

 

[asu_08]

Short and sweet, the title pretty much sets the stage.

What is the biggest upset your homer team can give forth.

19-0

 

[HuskerOC]

19-0

Yea, that sucked.

Great game for your Devils. A play or two away from winning a Natty that year. Certainly kicked our ass as 17 1/2 point underdogs.

 

[The Derski]

I think everyone knows Michigan's response. As for Arizona I don't think any team that beats us can be considered an upset unless its Northern Arizona.

 

[KnightAndDay]

2013 38-35 over #8 Louisville
2009 37-32 over #13 Houston

 

[WABLTY]

Short and sweet, the title pretty much sets the stage.

What is the biggest upset your homer team can give forth.

You, but that was already mentioned.

More recently, coming back from being down 21-0 to then #6 Oregon in Autzen and winning 45-42 behind Andrew Walter bombing away was fun.

 

[BigAppleBadger]

You mean games where they were upset or upset victories?

Recently it was probably over #1 OSU in 2010.

 

[t0nyintransit]

Alot of BSU fans would point to the obvious OU Fiesta Bowl, but I take more pride from both wins over Oregon. The first one in Autzen when Kellen in his first road start picked apart Oregons secondary for 3 1/2 quarters, was more surprising, but when they visited Boise our D held the vaunted Oregon offense to no 1st downs until midway through the 3rd. That one just felt more like we killed a giant.

 

[BigAppleBadger]

Alot of BSU fans would point to the obvious OU Fiesta Bowl, but I take more pride from both wins over Oregon. The first one in Autzen when Kellen in his first road start picked apart Oregons secondary for 3 1/2 quarters, was more surprising, but when they visited Boise our D held the vaunted Oregon offense to no 1st downs until midway through the 3rd. That one just felt more like we killed a giant.

No, it was OU in the Fiesta Bowl. That game put you guys in the map. No one watched the games against Oregon.

 

[7Samurai13]

1998 Michigan State over Ohio State

 

[cwerph]

OSU -

biggest upset win - 2002, Miami U for the NC in overtime

biggest upset loss - Florida, 2006.

 

[Ironbreaker]

For me out of games I've gotten to see it was in 1990 vs USC.

Washington 31, USC 0
USC entered Husky Stadium as double-digit favorites on September 22 and left confused, beaten and out-gained by 247 yards.
The Huskies broke the Trojans' streak of 20 consecutive wins against conference opponents and took away their chances of a Rose Bowl trip.
Trojan quarterback Todd Marinovich said famously after the game, "I just saw purple. That's all. No numbers, no faces, just purple."
The Huskies would go on to defeat Iowa in the Rose Bowl.

 

[tech_iceman]

we had a couple good upsets against A&M in the 90s when they were a top 10 team

 

[Red_Alert]

19-0

Ha Ha

Well done. Y'all had 3 safeties in that game.
Nebraska was coming off of Back-to-Back National Titles and a 55-14 win over Michigan St in their opener.
The winning streak was never gonna end.
Hell of an upset for sure.

The Sports Illustrated going into that week.

 

[Red_Alert]

Off the top of my head I'll say Nebraska over Oklahoma in 1978. (I don't know who was favored, just assuming it was OU)

Nebraska turned around and lost to Missouri the following week and then got re-matched with Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl where Oklahoma where they lost the 2nd time.

 

[tech_iceman]

2007 against OU was pretty big... we weren't that great of a team, but it was a typical night game in Lubbock... knocked OU out of the natty

 

[InfantryGator]

Georgia in 02, LSU in 03, or Ohio State in 06.