Reminder to add southern miss vs Louisville Brett Favre Hail Mary 1989

cal stanford 1982 still the best

35:31 is the type of energy we need in broadcast booths nowadays

Really good list, brought back a lot of memories. I was hoping Rosen’s fake spike in the 2017 A&M-UCLA would’ve made the list, but this was a good one.

As a Georgia fan before the recent glory days, just seeing the thumbnail gave me a flash of PTSD and I instantly knew it was the Honey Badger kick return against us in the SEC championship 2011 😢 brutal

I still think the Miami Kick Return Against Duke Is the Best play Ever

No 85 Yards through the heart of the south?

i got to clip #47 and need to take a break. A lot of history to digest. My head hurts.

Yo what game was this who did they play

I remember being in my bedroom watching Hal mummy get Gatorade poured on him. I said to my mom, the games not over. I was on the field 7 years later when we finally got our revenge against #1 LSU. The ups and downs of being a Kentucky Wildcats Football Fan. Go Big Blue!

At 52:20, QB Stewart throws a hail mary from his own 27 yard line, to the 1 yard line of Michigan (and completed for a touchdownz). I've been watching football for many decades, but I've never seen ANYONE throw a ball 72 air yards.

Some day my huskers will be back..

Great list but I would put 3rd and Ringo Pick 6 to seal a NC a lot higher than 100.

I noticed when they showed the OJ Simpson highlight they said he made a cut lol

Good list of plays, but it's no way to have this list without at least 3-5 plays from LSU's Tyrann Mathieu on it. That kid had 4 or 5 of the best plays that I've ever seen in my 55 years of watching college football. And what about Barry Sanders.

Great video! The only play id argue with is the 2016 TN-GA double Hail Mary being as low as 51. Should’ve been much higher in my opinion. Other than that, hard to argue with the other 99

I probably would've placed Bouse St in the top 5, but it's all subjective. However, I do feel that numbers 3, 2 & 1 are exactly where they should be & in that order. "The Big Play" is a tough one to beat. Well done 👍

A guy running off the sideline and making a tackle is one of the greatest plays in history?? I think not.

I agree with like 85% of this but some def should be in this over some of these

These are good, did you review the film highlights from the games in the 1800s (like you mentioned) that didn’t make the list though

Great video and all great plays, but the Bush Push was just dumb and wasn't a great play at all.

I would like everyone to know that I will be skipping the Kick Six.....wherever it is on this list. Roll TIde

Ohio St. v Miami 2003. GOOD CALL!!

Could it have ended up with anything other than the Auburn return and the Cal-Stanford play? Nicely done..

#2 & #1....NAILED it!

damn stewart really threw that 75 yards

Crazy how few players ever made it big at the next level.

Remarkably comprehensive. Very well done.

This was awesome! I kept waiting and waiting for the flutie miracle to be number one but I'll take number three. The two plays above it we're definitely huge plays also. If you take into consideration the meaning of some of these games at the time then that's what makes them so huge. That game was flutie versus Kosar and Miami always seemed to beat Boston college until that year. It was so unbelievable to watch. I was sitting in my basement watching it on TV and I actually turned it off just when he was about to throw it because I was already crying that we had lost and lost my mind for a second there. But I turned it right back on just in time to see Phelan catch the ball for the touchdown. I went crazy! One of my fun times growing up.

I get this is an extremely tough task, but not very well done. The constant Notre Dame glazing was one thing, but you listed both Manziel plays from 2012, when one was not. Those are separate occasions, especially when he only had one “Heisman moment” given he only won it once

Didn’t watch them all, but I hope David Pollack’s pick 6 against South Carolina was in there.

The kick 6 has to be #1 . That was bizarre of it was Utah versus Az st . But for it to be Aub / Ala and the winner playing in the title game ? Also no Billy Sims ? Other than that it was great . Joey in Pa Go UGA dawgs baby

Wait no Ohio state play when they ripped threw the hearts of Alabama in the rose bowl 85 yard TD

What an awful list

Sadly not much Oklahoma Sooner magic on here.

useless

Top plays in SEC history is what the title should be… mostly Alabama clips.

Greatest call ever "oh the band is out on the field…". Timeless

85 yards through the heart of the South!

Will if you? Do it? Make it to. Work makes? Sense.

It's hard to follow though because they keep jumping all over with a place instead of following year to year to year and succession.

Some great plays in there, but hard to believe there weren't any Earl Campbell runs worthy of the top 100.

Georgia Tech/FSU was pretty good. 2015

Man that's crazy this game is the number it should be the kick six the Georgia Alabama national championship game choose the game that had a meaning come on man dang

Putting the Miami (FL) kick return against Duke and the Central Michigan lateral Hail Mary against Oklahoma State when both games resulted in official statements recognizing error in officiating altering the outcomes of each game is certainly a choice.

Great overall list, but the order is pretty bad in some spots

I was at that 1982 Cal-Stanford game...as a sports intern for a SF TV station. I was a "grip" for the videographer & sports reporter. I saw the whole play unfold (we were at midfield on the sidelines...getting ready to head to the locker room for some post-game interviews.) I'll never forget this play for as long as I live. To experience it on the field is totally different than watching it on TV...or even from the stands..

Very impressive and I appreciate your good work. I will say the music began to intrude by the end.

I'm pretty sure Johnny Wangler to Anthony Carter to beat Indiana in 1979, featuring a cryin Lee Corso (then the coach of Indiana) was a better play than "incomplete pass wins game” and “Failed 2 point conversion” (and probably 40 other plays on your list)

That should have been Woody Hayes final minute in college football but when you are Woody Hayes that doesn't happen.