Can you help me out with great CFB moments?

[theboardref]

I know LSU and Auburn have a crap ton of epic games around this time of the year. But October 12th 1997 LSU beat number 1 Florida at home in an epic upset. In No. 1 Upset of the Day, LSU Beats Florida, 28-21

 

[iowajerms]

I have added an "subscribe by email" option at the bottom. I am working on setting up a RSS thing.

 

[theboardref]

LSU vs Arizona State September 10, 2005- First game after Katrina. LSU used 3 plays on special teams to win.

LSU vs Tennessee December 8, 2001- Tennesse was going to the title but LSU upset them.

Boston College vs Miami- Doug Flutie hail mary to win Nov. 23, 1984.

LSU vs Kentucky- Nov. 9, 2002, the Blue Grass Miracle.

Miracle at Michigan Colorado vs Michigan September 24, 1994. Hail Mary to beat Michigan.

 

[theboardref]

November 10, 2001 the Immaculate Interception, Ed Reed returns interception for a touchdown against Boston College for Miami.

 

[Texas Jefe]

Thanksgiving Day, 1998.
Ricky Williams surpasses Tony Dorsett as the NCAA all-time leading rusher. Needing 11 yards to surpass, he broke off a 60 yard TD run versus Texas A&M at DKR stadium.

 

[theboardref]

December 19, 2001 GMAC Bowl Marshall vs East Carolina, Byron Leftwhich one of the greatest comebacks in history. The most points scored in Bowl Game history I believe, unless Baylor Washington now holds that record.

December 19, 1980 Holliday Bowl, another epic comeback, BYU beats SMU.

 

[iowajerms]

Ok, what if i wanna sign up though? :P

I believe right of the post, there's a Google+ subscription thing, but not exactly sure how it works yet.

 

[theboardref]

December 9th, 1992 first ever SEC title game Alabama beats Florida on an interception.

 

[NDHoosier101]

On November 3rd, 2007 Navy ended the NCAA's all time longest losing streak (43 straight)to one opponent at Notre Dame, in three OTs, 46-44. Or Notre Dame has the longest win streak over one opponent snapped...

 

[theboardref]

September 19, 2006 Oregon beats Oklahoma after questionable refereeing which were suspended after the game.

 

[NDHoosier101]

December 24th 2009, SMU made its first bowl appearance since the "Death Penalty" given 22 years ealier.

 

[craigk217]

November 30, 1974 USC vs. Notre Dame - USC overcomes a 24-0 deficit to win 55-24 in the "Anthony Davis Game."

Spoiler

Fuq Anthony Davis. tOfficial Hate Day for YSC for this Domer.

 

[trojanfan12]

Spoiler

Fuq Anthony Davis. tOfficial Hate Day for YSC for this Domer.

You think that was bad? Try being a USC fan in the rivalry from 1983-1995.

 

[craigk217]

You think that was bad? Try being a USC fan in the rivalry from 1983-1995.

Yeah and then we had to endure the Davies/Willingham/Jabba the Hut 'dynasty'.

 

[nddulac]

Sept. 18, 2003 - Neil Parry of San Jose State makes his return to college football, playing on a prosthetic leg. He had had to have most of his leg below his knee amputated after a gruesome injury suffered in a game versus UTEP on Oct. 14, 2000.

The day Neil Parry made football history at San Jose State

 

[nddulac]

You think that was bad? Try being a USC fan in the rivalry from 1983-1995.

BTW, As good as Anthony Davis was in that 1974 game, I think the actual "Anthony Davis" game was in 1972, when Davis scored six TDs.

 

[trojanfan12]

Yeah and then we had to endure the Davies/Willingham/Jabba the Hut 'dynasty'.

True.

Funny story. Don't know if you've heard this one. It's Pete Carroll's first season at USC and the game vs. ND is @ND. So, he decides it's a great opportunity to take the team on a tour of one of the most iconic places in college football. By the time they are done, the players are in awe of the place. USC then proceeds to go and play like it and loses 27-16.

He never took another USC team on a tour of Notre Dame again.

 

[VFL1995]

November 30, 2013. The "Kick Six" in the Iron Bowl

 

[craigk217]

True.

Funny story. Don't know if you've heard this one. It's Pete Carroll's first season at USC and the game vs. ND is @ND. So, he decides it's a great opportunity to take the team on a tour of one of the most iconic places in college football. By the time they are done, the players are in awe of the place. USC then proceeds to go and play like it and loses 27-16.

He never took another USC team on a tour of Notre Dame again.

No, I did not know that.

Good stuff ... thanks for sharin, brother!

Spoiler

But that was Petey ... maybe we could 'encourage' Sark to a similar tour. Ya know ... for nostalgic purposes 'n sech.

 

[craigk217]

BTW, As good as Anthony Davis was in that 1974 game, I think the actual "Anthony Davis" game was in 1972, when Davis scored six TDs.

No ... it was '74. Something tells me @Irish7478 would prolly remember this one.