if the 2 minute warning existed then, Oregon would’ve had the ball back with about 30 seconds left

You got to give props to UCLA for playing close to a Stanford team that they lost to earlier 35-17

This one still hurts. Had this game

I love seeing Harbaugh run the exact same play two times in a row, knowing the defense cant stop it

Here watching in anticipation of the Chargers next season

good game

Pac 10 Media Days in July 2007 Stanford new head coach Jim Harbaugh was RUNNING HIS DAMN Mouth about USC Trojans is the Dominant Team in the PAC 10 with a lot of NFL Players on that roster.

Foster gon bring us back to this level

1:25:23 "TOUCHDOWN, USC!" 1:26:10 "...STANFORD TOUCHDOWN, STANFORD, MY GOODNESS!" LOL, WHAT?! PLAY BY PLAY ANNOUNCER, HOW COULD YOU MESS THAT CALL UP?! Maybe he was so shocked that Stanford got a touchdown to tie the game at that point. Anyway... just unbelievable how this happened. To put things in more perspective, coming into this game, Stanford was absolutely awful in their last 3 games against the Pac-10. They were outscored 141-51, and last week, they were blown out at home 41-3 by Arizona State. But that same Stanford team, on this day, Saturday, October 6, 2007, would go into the LA Coliseum, and pull off an upset over the #2 USC Trojans, who were favored by 41 POINTS... with a new head coach in (now Chargers head coach) Jim Harbaugh, and a quarterback who had only thrown 3 passes IN HIS ENTIRE CAREER in Tavita Pritchard. INSANE. As the late Vin Scully once said, "In a season of the improbable, the impossible happened."

In 40+ years following Stanford football, this was the most intense, dramatic, important, satisfying win I've ever watched. The Cardinal preserved an undefeated record with a TRIPLE OVERTIME COMEBACK WIN OVER USC...with Andrew Luck in charge...in the LA Coliseum...before a national TV audience...and Brent Musburger. It doesn't get any better than that.

This was 2012 not 2013 genius. 😅

Appalachian State over Michigan happened weeks before this. Wasn't that the greatest upset ever?

Man, I miss Brett Hundley. That dude was a field general for the Bruins for three years. His sophomore year (2012) he almost led them to the Rose Bowl in his first year as a starter. He led them to Top 20 finishes in his junior and senior years.

This was London Tipton from Suite Life of Zack and Cody and Suite Life on Deck was celebrating her 17th Birthday also a Senior in the 12th Grade, just 24 Hours after Kimi Finster's 18th Birthday, and 48 Hours after Yours Truly's 18th Birthday.

StanU 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾!!!!

Great game, I appreciate your stanford classics, added it to a playlist of great CFB games. So pingback kzbin.info/aero/PLbGLzzomCfA5HzIvP3gHTe3YnxMFswxlS

2:09:26

I was there. Stanford was still basking in the glory of shutting down UO's unstoppable offense the year before, and after shutting them out through two quarters here, the roar at halftime (as Stanford's team ran off the field - during Heather Cox's interview with Helfrich) just lifted the roof off the place. It was the loudest I've ever heard that stadium, almost qualitatively different. It was even shaking a little. Not kidding. Haven't heard it since, but then #5 vs #3 hasn't happened since, either.

Second largest upset ever

wow that Jess and jim’s steakhouse is has music and Jess and Jim’s steakhouse is very nice place

The audio doesn’t match

It was a game Stanford had in their back pocket. Until they didn't. Glad the game wasn't 5 minutes longer.

damn the officiating in this game was bad

Two Days after my 18th Birthday when I went to Red Lobster in Eastwood in Birmingham, Alabama with my Mom, my Aunts (Mama Deb, and Rhonda), and Then-Police Lieutenant Uncle Ced during my 12th Grade Senior Year at Huffman High School Go Vikings in Birmingham, Alabama.

UCLA Bruins vs Stanford cardinal football Pacific 12 conference championship game

The greatest upset ever. I don't want to hear anything else. USC was undefeated with a 35 game home winning streak. Stanford was a 41 point underdog and 1-3. They had finished the last season 1-11. On top of that, their starting QB had a seizure and was unable to play so the backup QB, who hadn't started a game and only had thrown 3 passes, got the start. Absolute insanity!

Terry Gannon David norrie Pac 12 network

I was at this game insane! Go Blue!

And the crowd goes wilddd

My mom dated Mark's Dad for a number of years, we didnt find out he passed away until an interview with his son who said "he caught that for him"

I was at this game, on a first date. He was a Trojans fan and I a Stanford fan. It didn’t work out 😂

That was the CRAZIEST COLLEGE FOOTBALL OF 2007.

I remember watching this live on TV and predicted Stanford winning. This is such a great high school memory for me!

THANK YOU FOR THIS UPLOAD.

This doesn't even look like an upset if you watch without context! The 07 starting roster has 8 NFL draft picks, this is a case of a new team new coaching staff new everything who finally got it together late in the season in skills and offensive and defensive scheme. Stanford's offense has been remarkably old school under center 'pro style' ; even adapting with more shotgun to the more shotgun oriented pro style of the present.

Wow only 96 views; this is a great friggin game! I got tricked by the angles in the first few downs that this would be a bad game for me...Because if I can't make presnap reads of the coverage; Im watching like the kid I was in 1990 and its a waste of my time in 2020's. I need to know the why , i rewind most plays.

Kevin Hogan is one of those quarterbacks who doesn’t look like a pretty runner but really gets the job done in crucial spots. But this entire Stanford team was loaded with tremendous athletes. Of course, Oregon wasn’t too bad, either. This is a matchup of #3 Oregon at #5 Stanford, by the way! Two very mild spoilers: • Tyler Gaffney set a school single-game record for rushes. • There was a major momentum shift late in the game.

In 2010 they went 21-1?!?!?