The 12 Craziest Endings in College Football History, Ranked
The Kick Six, The Play, Hail Flutie, eight laterals at Duke, a fifth down that decided a national title, and four things everyone believes about these endings that aren't true.
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Every Time Texas Has Beaten the No. 1 Team in the Country — All Six, Ranked
On Saturday night in Austin, Texas trailed Ohio State 23-3 going into the fourth quarter and won 24-23. Arch Manning hit Ryan Wingo for one touchdown, Hollywood Smothers ran for two more, the last one with 25 seconds left, and 105,044 people watched the largest fourth-quarter
The 10 Largest College Football Stadiums — and Why America Owns This List
Here is a fact that should be stranger than it is: every stadium on Earth that seats more than 100,000 people is either a cricket ground, a North Korean propaganda venue, or an American college football stadium.
Eight of the ten largest stadiums in the world belong to U.
10 College Football Coaches Who Stayed Too Long
On Sept. 5, LSU hung 51 points on Clemson — 644 yards to 145 — in the worst loss of Dabo Swinney's 18 years in Death Valley, and by the fourth quarter a familiar question was trending: has Dabo stayed too long? It's the cruelest arc in the
The 10 Most Controversial National Champions in College Football History
Thursday night in Atlanta, Colorado beat Georgia Tech 14-13 — a freshman touchdown pass with 42 seconds left, a blocked field goal on the final snap. A great finish between two programs who share something stranger than a rivalry: in 1990, they were both national champions. At the same time.
The 10 Best Mascots in College Football, Ranked
College football is back, which means it's time for the sport's real stars: a bison at full gallop, a bulldog in an air-conditioned doghouse, and a man on horseback planting a flaming spear. No other sport does mascots like this — living, breathing, occasionally stampeding traditions,
On This Date: Jerry Rice Catches 17 Passes for 294 Yards — And Nobody Is Watching (Sept. 1, 1984)
On this date in 1984, the greatest receiver who ever lived had one of the greatest games any receiver has ever had — for a tiny school from the Mississippi Delta, on the road in Frankfort, Kentucky, in front of almost nobody who mattered to the NFL.
Mississippi Valley State 86,