Just One Play/the best play in your Programs History/ever/just one/thats' it/what is it

[Kaplony]

Too easy



But an honorable mention because it still pisses off coot fans

 

[Wild Turkey]

Not my program but DAMN! This one got me off the couch and ready to run through walls:

 

[4down20]

From a stakes and circumstances standpoint it's a big play but not the best play in Bama history.

I suck at trying to rank such things, so I won't disagree.

 

[Kaplony]

Not my program but DAMN! This one got me off the couch and ready to run through walls:

The lone highlight of 126 years of South Carolina football.

 

[Wild Turkey]

Funniest play in college football history:

 

[Wild Turkey]

This just makes me smile:

 

[Cowboyinexile]

Funniest play in college football history:

This one made me smile.

I was in grad school and visiting family for Christmas. I spent new years partying with my brother and his roommates as I had an early flight back to South Dakota on the 2nd and he lived in Noble (basically Norman). We all get up on the 1st hung over and watch football. The highlight was the OU Boise game that night. Only one rooting for Boise there so I gave them so much shit. My brother's roommate (good guy-he was in my class in HS) was driving me and we turn on the Animal and the sooner tears were glorious. My layover was in Denver and I ran into Boise fans. That was great.

 

[Wild Turkey]

This one was up for an ESPY:

 

[Kaplony]

Another good one.

 

[outofyourmind]

This one came in second place.
Fuck the Cow People.

 

[78Cyclones]

I was there!

 

[MAIZEandBLUE09]

I'm going outside the box on this one. One of my favorite Michigan plays of all time was John Navarre catching a throwback pass from Steve Breaston for a rushing TD against Minnesota.


There's so many reasons this play sticks out. For one, I loved Breaston - so having him throw a TD pass was awesome. But Navarre was this lumbering oaf. Watching him slowly run his way 40 yards for a TD was hilarious. And to top it all off, it's still to this day one of the largest comeback wins in Michigan history.

I remember the game well because the game got moved back because of the MLB playoffs. It got pushed to Thursday or Friday night and it was pretty late. I remember sitting in my bed at home watching this on my 13'' tv after everyone had already given up on the game and went to bed.

It was also the last year Michigan beat a ranked Ohio State team; and now I'm depressed...

 

[78Cyclones]

It was also the last year Michigan beat a ranked Ohio State team; and now I'm depressed...

Hang in there! When I went to Iowa State, they were in the middle of an 0-15 streak vs. the Hayden Fry Hawkeyes. All streaks eventually end.

 

[Red_Alert]

Alright Nebraska fans, we have to cover all the bases here. I'll put Johnny Rodgers down so you guys can focus on the other amazing plays...

That play was indeed a difference in the (35-31) win over Oklahoma and a trip to win the National Championship (38-6) over Alabama.

This was also a great play. However Nebraska was already up 42-17 over Florida on their way to a (62-24) win for the National Championship.

 

[Sublight]

Kick Six. No need to post all of you are well versed.

This. Nobody will ever forget it.

 

[Red_Alert]

1971 season. (Jan 1st 1972 Orange Bowl)

#1 Nebraska 38
#2 Alabama 6

Final AP rankings

#1 Nebraska
#2 Oklahoma
#3 Colorado

#big8

 

[Edisto_Tiger]

Too easy



But an honorable mention because it still pisses off coot fans

Yep. I was thinking the exact same thing. I was reading through the thread debating which one I would post, but you've covered all the bases here.

 

[Red_Alert]

I was there!

I cringe every time I see Nebraska come out in all whites or all reds. Same goes for fucking 'Alt uniforms' that are so popular these days. It's not a fashion show, it's a football game.

That was Tommie Frazier's 4th start as a true freshman. To put that Iowa state win into context. Nebraska had 3 losses that season.

#2 Washington (14-29)
Iowa St (10-19)
#3 Florida St (14-27) Orange Bowl

Nebraska beat

#8 Colorado (52-7)
#13 Kansas (49-7)
Oklahoma (33-9)

Huge win for the Clones.

 

[78Cyclones]

I cringe every time I see Nebraska come out in all whites or all reds. Same goes for fucking 'Alt uniforms' that are so popular these days. It's not a fashion show, it's a football game.

That was Tommie Frazier's 4th start as a true freshman. To put that Iowa state win into context. Nebraska had 3 losses that season.

#2 Washington (14-29)
Iowa St (10-19)
#3 Florida St (14-27) Orange Bowl

They beat

#8 Colorado (52-7)
#13 Kansas (49-7)
Oklahoma (33-9)

Huge win for the Clones.

Iowa State had a solid Game Plan and executed it perfectly + Nebraska was flat as a pancake. No emotion at all. Good combo for ISU who stunk it up most of the year. If I do remember correctly, that was the only Big 8 Regular Season loss for Tommie in 4 years? For what it's worth, even on a hobbled ankle, he had a very nice run of 50 or so yards himself + that amazing TD pass when he was horizontal in the air throwing it. Big Tommie Frazier fan here. An honored opponent in my book.

 

[Diego Roll Tide]

Kick Six. No need to post all of you are well versed.

I hate you.