THRILLING Ending - Kansas vs Oklahoma 2023 Highlights!

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[@bradyball5145]

I’m a diehard Kansas fan, and this game made me incredibly happy. I’ve never seen us beat Oklahoma in my life, and I stayed at this game the whole time and rushed the field and it was truly the best football game I’ve ever been to, it’s one I’ll tell my kids about for sure. Thanks for the reaction!

[@thomaszach43]

​@@alexandergrant-xg2doyou better root for your little brother (OK state)

[@thomaszach43]

@@alexandergrant-xg2do cause we are your fellow in state school. Thats fair but In football the series is 90-19 or something ridiculous. Idk I always root for Oklahoma when we don't play. I hope yall tear the sec up.

[@DNReacts]

Amazing comment! Glad you had such an amazing experience that you’ll never forget 😊

[@josephvillafano3270]

This comment is bittersweet. First, I'm glad you made top comment. Second, im salty because I now know the outcome.. 😐

[@kalen1702]

I'm an ISU fan, but I always root for Kansas in football when we're not playing them. It's the same for Rutgers. I love to see programs that have struggled the last couple of decades rise up and have a great season.

[@scotter23]

I live in Lawrence, Kansas, and I can throw a rock and hit campus. My daughter is a student there. My whole family graduated there. Thank you so much for doing this video. We are normally known for our basketball national championships and not football. But this was one for the ages. Love your channel. Rock Chalk Jayhawk!

[@DNReacts]

Thanks for the comment Scotter, this is awesome, we really appreciate it 🙏

[@Missteresita2252]

I’m constantly amazed at how much y’all have learned about American sports in less than a year. If you paused the sports and did a deep-dive into economics you could probably have the global economy sorted out by this time next year. 😂

[@TimothyPowlas-js1dh]

The Bell in the background you mentioned is from the Kansas War Memorial Campanile and was built to honor the students and faculty that died in World War II. The bell sounds after every KU touchdown and win.

[@sikksotoo]

The 61 yarder was actually Missouri (aka Mizzou) vs Kansas State. Missouri State is an FCS school.

[@cleveland2164]

You guys have picked up the basics really fast. Much respect. Make the reactions much better. They were already great

[@DNReacts]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@kentgrady9226]

Tearing down the goal posts is a very old college football tradition. When it happens, it's typically after a particularly meaningful win - rivalry games, conference championships, upsets, etc. These days, most schools take steps to prevent it from happening... increased security, goal posts which are designed to fold and collapse, even greasing them to make climbing nearly impossible. Part of the reason is the cost of replacement. More likely, is injury liability. My nephew is a KU frat boy. While I have not heard definitively, I would stake money that he was three sheets to the wind and right in the middle of it all.

[@travisdial1730]

That was Kansas State who lost to Missouri on the long field goal

[@elijahfoster2]

At 8:22 the announcer points out that Oklahoma let Kansas score. In theory the best thing for Kansas would have been to run the clock to zero and kick a field goal (basically an extra point) and not give any time back to OU. But hard to not score a TD there as a running back. Also, the 61-yard field goal game was Missouri beating Kansas State. You were close, but you kept saying Montana State who is a lower-tier school for football.

[@Pete_Finch]

Lance Leipold, the guy who has coached Kansas to its first bowl eligible year since 2008, was also the guy that brought UBuffalo (where I went to school) its first two Bowl wins in program history which was well over 100 years. Dude can coach. Kansas is traditionally known as a "basketball school" so it's honestly great to see them ranked in football at this point in the season

[@jayhawkfan15]

The 61 yard FG game was Missouri vs Kansas STATE. KU and K-State are in the same conference which Missouri left. You also might remember seeing something about Kansas vs Missouri in a KZbin video about the 2007 season (season of chaos)

[@qwedsan3942]

Lived less than 30 minutes from here my whole life and grew up a huge Jayhawks fan. This game meant so much to me and one of my first thoughts was hoping to see your reactions to it.

[@megaascension2748]

This is such a crazy win for Kansas. The last time Kansas had beaten Oklahoma was in 1997. Kansas's record from 1998-2022 is 95-202. Oklahoma's record from 1997-2022 is 257-71. Kansas has not had a winning season since 2008, and they only have to have one more win to have a winning record this year!

[@markrobertdevison1227]

That was one of the games i watched last weekend. Great upset, enjoyed seeing top 5 ranked OU lose to unranked KU.

[@emorimiku]

Kenducky is my favorite college football province

[@DNReacts]

😂😂

[@fcold9402]

I was watching this game. It went into weather delay and I lost track of it as I flipped over to other games. I had assumed Oklahoma won until the next day. Sadly my recording still cut off the end and the short replays are not as fun to watch.

[@xxepictmacxx5567]

Here I am back requesting a video on Priest Holmes 😂😂 so underrated he'll never win a pole 😂

[@cheeseoh]

*poll. Sorry but theres a huge difference between pole and poll

[@xxepictmacxx5567]

@@cheeseoh all good I was typing so fast I didn't even notice 😂😂😂 I always watch these videos before I go to sleep after work so I was probably half asleep

[@gracielynn9623]

4:55 it was not Kansas versus Missouri that you watched earlier in the year. That was Kansas State. Kansas State and Kansas are rivals.

[@cheeseoh]

Not really a rivalry when Kansas state is the significantly better football school and kansas is the significantly better basketball school

[@gracielynn9623]

@@cheeseoh rivalries don’t matter how good or bad the team is participating in them all. It’s simply comes down to they hate each other, and we know that that is true.

[@tallmikeanderson]

You guys are getting incredible on your knowledge of American sports! Very impressive! Keep up the good work! Hello from Baltimore, Maryland. Go Terps!

[@DNReacts]

Thank you Mike 🙏🏼 really appreciate it

[@alapaticornell4391]

A basketball school now back to its football roots. Check out #8 Oregon @ #13 Utah🎉🎉🎉

[@reformcongress]

The other game you mentioned was Kansas State/Missouri where Missouri had the 61yd FG at the end. A week from this Saturday Kansas will play Kansas State.

[@Landonio]

What a wild season

[@JP1348]

We're getting the initial 2023-24 College Football Playoff rankings tonight (Oct 31st)

[@bradyball5145]

I think the CFB on FOX video would’ve been better. But regardless, great reaction and I’m so glad you reacted to my team! Also, the Missouri game you’re talking about was Kansas STATE vs Missouri, so that was not the same team in this video, in fact they are our bitter rivals.

[@becpennington7470]

There are two Kansas teams, one MO team. You saw the other team, K State, vs the MO team earlier - so close and of course so far! [KU and K State people are enemies, it's weird] This was the Rock Chalk Jayhawks - KU - beating Oklahoma for the first time in forever, quite a sight indeed.

[@erikbyrge2024]

Kansas Jayhawks had a legendary Running back want on to be the Hall of fame Running back for Chicago Bears his name is Gale Sayers!

[@bigorangebrandon]

Love the support for the big orange nation Nick! Go Vols!

[@DNReacts]

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[@nemothezeus6587]

tht boy damo is definitely in tune now that he knows the rules 👀damo was locked in for the whole video oh wow 👀

[@brendanlynch9694]

KANSAS KEEPING TEXAS IN THE PLAYOFF RUN WE LOVE YOU (i have forgotten about the last couple years against kansas)

[@JBB685]

You saw Spiderman make an appearance because it’s the weekend before Halloween 🎃

[@michaelauer2231]

What's up Damo and Nick? Somehow I am watching this reaction 5 to 6 months after the fact on April 24th, 2024. Rock Chalk Jayhawk to you! Since you are a huge Chiefs fan you should make the University of Kansas (KU) Jayhawks your favorite college football and basketball team since they are the nearest large university to Kansas City. The Jayhawks are also the favorite college team of Ted Lasso (Jason Sudiekis) in real life, and I know you have a huge reaction due to be out for that on Monday for the Season 1 Episode 10 which was the finale for season 1. It is a fantastic episode, so have fun with that one. By the way season's 2 and 3 both have 12 episodes each. We are a traditional national power in basketball. In football we have a quite mediocre overall history despite having a couple of the greatest NFL running backs of all time having played there. We recently snapped out of one our longest most depressing periods in our football history when we finally hired the right coach a few years ago. After the previous coach went 0-9 in 2020 Lance Leipold was hired at the end of April, 2021. In his first season they went 2-10, but improved a great deal throughout the year and had a huge upset win at Texas late in the season led by sophomore QB Jalon Daniels. In 2022 he the Jayhawks to our first bowl game since the 2008 season with a 6-6 regular. Last season they 9-4 despite the starting quarterback (Jalon Daniels) only playing 3 games and the backup Jason Bean who you watched in this highlight video missing two games late in the season forcing KU to play their 3rd string QB for those two games even though he was a true freshman walk on (meaning he didn't receive a scholarship initially) player. This year the Jayhawks are looking forward to a potentially historic season especially in Daniels stays healthy and plays in most of the games. The realistic goal is win the Big 12 Conference which would land them an automatic bid in the college football playoff. Also, KU just started a project to rebuild their stadium which has been there since 1921 immediately after the end of the season. It will be unavailable this fall as the project won't be completed until before the 2025 season. This season KU will play their two non-conference home games at the Children's Mercy Park in Kansas City, Kansas which is the home of Sporting Kansas City (KC's MLS team) and their four conference home games will be played at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri which is of course the home of the Chiefs. Some more information on the parts of this game you didn't see. There was expected to be a possibility of some bad whether during the game, but at the beginning it was fine as it was dry but just a little bit cold. KU jumped out to 14-0 early on after starting with a three and out on our first possession but then getting a pick 6 on OU's second offensive snap of the game. We then stopped them put together a drive for the second TD. The weather started to go down hill at the start of the second quarter as was raining and cold with temperature in the lows 30's. Then it started lightning on top of that and play was stopped about half way through the second quarter for about an one hour and fifteen minutes. When the teams came back out much of the crowd wasn't back in the stands yet because they had not really announced when the game would resume and many people thought it would be quite a bit longer. KU came out flat and OU tied it up 14-14 with a couple of nice TD drives. Then one of KU's receivers made it worse and fumbled the ensuing kickoff which quickly led to a 21-14 deficit. Then KU put together a good drive before the end of the but was only able to finish with a field goal to make it 21-17 at half time. KU's defense played well in the third quarter and the offense put together a field goal drive making 21-20 with about five minutes left in third quarter. KU started a nice drive at the end of the quarter which resulted in a TD to put KU up 26-21 with about 12 minutes left in the fourth quarter. This was scored when your highlight video above started with just under seven minutes left in the game. Also, the game you mentioned having watched a couple weeks before that was between Kansas State University (KSU) and the University of Missouri. (MU) MU won that game on a last second 61 yard field goal. Both of those teams fans think KU as being their biggest rival, but KU fans MU was the biggest rival at least until 2012 when they left for a different conference meaning we seldom play them anymore. KSU was always a rival of KU of course but traditionally MU was the which actually has historical roots going back to the Civil War and a time period just before that known as "Bleeding Kansas".

[@2xchase]

We didn’t really play that great but congrats to Kansas for the W

[@EpicMinerNK]

The Kansas touchdown was actually a pretty unusual situation, and here's my best attempt to explain it: You'll notice on 1st and goal (8:10) the Oklahoma defense let the running back straight through, and though it might just look like poor defense, it was most likely on purpose. With a minute left on the clock and Kansas only down by 1 point, the worst case situation for Oklahoma would be letting Kansas run 3 plays to wind down the clock under 30 seconds and THEN kick a field goal, because it wouldn't leave much time for Oklahoma to score. On the other hand, if they let Kansas score right away, then Oklahoma still has a minute and 2 timeouts to drive down the field and hopefully score a touchdown to win the game. Again, this isn't a situation that happens too often, and it's not super easy to tell either, but it does happen occasionally.

[@garentee2damangotree586]

Kobe career mixtape

[@johndrake3608]

As an Oklahoma State fan, I'm looking forward to see if we can beat them also. Go Pokes!

[@dustinheese]

Rock Chalk Jayhawk, Go KU!

[@stonecoldku4161]

Here are highlights for you from the entire game: 1) A condensed version 10 minute version. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3e7hIKBjLV3p9U 2) A longer 31 minute version. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipCym4lrorZqpq8 It was an incredible game from start to finish. These are not for a reaction video since you've already seen the ending but just for your own enjoyment.

[@w.jasonspangler2952]

This is hilarious. This is what it’s like for Americans watching the Wrexham show

[@AnthonyJolly-mv4gg]

ROCK CHALK JAYHAWK...KAAAA UUUU! 🏈👍

[@zachknox23]

Yessss RCJH!

[@loganleroy8622]

So as a fan of the University of Kansas, you're confusing the game you watched earlier this year between Missouri and Kansas State University. Those are two different schools, two different teams. A bit like confusing Sheffield United and Sheffield Wednesday. As a point of clarity, the tearing down of the goal posts is not something that Tennessee started. The first recorded instance of that happening is in 1876 in a game between Harvard and Yale. This is not the first time Kansas has torn down the goal posts. They do it after every big win, which for the past decade, a big win to Kansas has meant essentially ANY win at home. They are historically, a pretty bad team when it comes to Football. So they end up doing it basically once every other year or so. Once they remove the goalposts from the stadium they throw them in a pond that's a roughly 1/4 mile walk from the stadium. The pond is affectionately called Potter's Lake. Only recently has Kansas become a decent football team again. Not great, but decent. This year is only the second time in program history that they are bowl eligible in back-to-back seasons.

[@andyhess8433]

As a lifelong Kansan and University of Kansas alumnus, this win was so incredibly special. It is great to see the Jayhawks starting to turn the corner. The win was particularly special because Oklahoma is moving to the SEC next year, so it'll be the last time we play them for the foreseeable future. The bell at the end was from the Campanile bell tower. During games, it is rung after touchdowns and after wins. The Campanile was built in remembrance of the members of the KU community who died in WWII.

[@taegenbrown2894]

This video isn't really scary except for Oklahoma

[@jmu76featuring61]

They let him score so they could get the ball back..if not they gon run down the clock n win w a fg

[@brandonwhite9938]

Next week you're gonna have a bunch of games to react to

[@Jay_Jones71602]

Nothing really thrilling about it, it is a good example how coaching can cost you a game.

[@marshalljones3341]

I would have rather had OU beat KU so Oklahoma State could knock off an unbeaten team. Not long until Bedlam in Stillwater.

[@uLWillyG]

alot of comments getting facts about kansas wrong in here, talking like they are still some bottle of the barrel team.....;

[@taegenbrown2894]

Hey sut up Damo about Utah

[@taegenbrown2894]

First one 🥇

[@Reveri7]

I'm from Oklahoma and couldn't be happier for Kansas. No one likes OU.

[@uLWillyG]

a good chunk of people do..... especially most of Oklahoma

[@TheTussman]

"The pocket collapsed", said with confidence. I wonder if you two still have jobs - with all the knowledge you've gained lol. Great as always. ONEPRIDE. By the way, Joe Buck (announcer) said that the Lions' special helmets for last night were Honolulu Blue. They are not. They are a blue from the Ford company. Just trivia for fun.