College Football "Rare" Moments 

menace to society

Ouch, he pulled that straight out

ouch

HE GOT A HALL OF FAME MEANCE TO SOCIETY BADGE

All I have to say is... ouch!

Lol same😂

Some of us in the crowd celebrated like it was a UofL touchdown lol 😅 The little guy even got the train whistle 🎉

Dang you down bad huh?

Down but never out! Just 4 times no but two yes so 😏

I ask a girl out yest she said no. I feel your pain. 😢

@@anthonyhewitt9397 on to her best friend

@@anthonyhewitt9397 I don't even try anymore lol

I cringed so hard when I heard that haha

Seriously. I honestly the people chasing him down might have it. Every other time I’ve seen a player start running the wrong way it’s a teammate who tackles him.

lol… I thought the same thing. Why are they chasing him? Oh yeah, so he continues going the wrong way of course. 🤪

Everyone is dumb for not realizing that you can't advance a muffed punt, so even if he had gone all the way to his own end zone, it would just be spotted where he picked it up.

​@@TheMJfromTN But if he ran all the way to his own endzone, wouldn't that have been a safety? After all, he didn't >advance< the ball.

@@yaldabaoth2 No. It is dead where he obtains possession.

I could be wrong, but wasn’t that something to do with an equipment logistics error and they were forced to use their practice jerseys?

I think it was a sec rule

It’s up to the opposing coach to make the call or not.

No they didn’t.

@@footballtalkwithfreddy8684 Must be because I have seen Syracuse wear orange jerseys with unlined brown numbers and not get called. Also seen Oregon wear white with green outlined white numbers, same thing basically as FAMU.

Thank you! I completely forgot about that.

wow VT tech had an awful ‘07

dang that got me thinking, that same year where VT had that sad shooting :(

@@auggieswartwood6113 they went 11-3?

@@Falconsfan1020 I wasn't talking about football...there was a shooting @ VT on 4/16 and about 30+ ppl were killed. Hence, awful '07

That guy got obliterated on the first run around then came BACK to hit the runner AGAIN 😱

WOW!!! Talk about heart! Amazing play!

I’m glad this was pointed out

good catch

Damn!!!

The first one occurred in a 2004 Texas A &M -Texas game.

The Cubs won the series. Anything can happen!

😆😆😆

For real though

Yeah, rare that “the game is relevant in the 21st century “

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I was at that game... the crowd cheering on the squirrel was epic! 😂

For sure! Gotta stop the game anyway. So turn the cameras on him and let the crowd cheer!

Unless you are a bird flying across a Randy Johnson pitch......

@@chadbizeau5997 I like to think that's how that bird wanted to go die.

I would think that the sport would be the most pure sport moment in sports

The squirrel gone get stomped

@@itsdesean squirrel was lost... like humans, in a sea of humans.

Glad you enjoyed!

Bruh that catch behind the back by the Nebraska guy was insane.

Jesus loves you

I was at that game my moms boss went to Duke he gave us the tickets. I was cussing that QB the whole game. I got PTSD flash backs when I saw that 2nd "throw" he made while getting tackled one of the worst QBs we've had

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@@Bigburb1345 Jesus loves you and everyone have a blessed day God bless you and your families

Neither have I

Me fucking either

I have

Yeah, because you almost never see it come up.

I have taken Officiating classes, and the referees are completly right. Almost never do u see it enforced though, cause usually the teams have legal uniforms.

Wow that’s insane

@@pschighlights ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PcOe8gH3HlU.html

@@JRIZZLE3495 I wasn’t planning on making a part 2 but I might have to now. The odds of that happening are insanely low.

It was a good block, but OSU still lost that game even with all that momentum lol

I stopped it to look for this comment. That poor guy. He didn't even have time to react.

When you act on instinct and don't use your brain.

Isn’t the ball dead when he touches it? So it’s just kind of meaningless pursuit right

@@julianskowron7281 well the other team touched it so it was a fumble but in college that play was dead when he recovered it. So, everything after it didn’t count but was full of stupidity

@@arifleischer8285 It's a muffed punt not a fumble, which is why it can't be advanced. But even if you ignore that and assume the players didn't know that, why would you bother attempting to tackle a guy that is sprinting to the other end of the field to hand you two points and give you the ball back.

Had to tackle him or else it would have j been a 2 pt safety, better to try for 3 or even 7 pts

@@sticka7 fair enough, but would you rather have the ball on the 40 or the ball on the 25 with 2 extra points? And that's assuming he doesn't do what every other player does when they think they scored a touchdown, drop the ball.

The play should have been blown dead as soon as the kicking team gained control of their kick past the neutral zone.

Such an insane sequence of events. Hell, if any of the defense had gotten control and fumbled it, then they'd get a new set of downs! Sadly not what happened though. Nobody had control, just glancing contact all the way down to their own 6 yard line.

I'd just punt after that. You aren't scoring at that point.

@@MH_0015 no, they actually converted that 3rd down. OK, maybe not.

Ole ms fan

I think he got a little confused but the Arkansas call on it is really good so you may want to check that one out

I think he forgot that it was a lateral for a moment, so he thought the play was dead.

Dude clearly wasn’t paying attention. Called it incomplete.

As an Alabama fan that was very heartbreaking to watch. But today as an Alabama fan. I be wishing for a game like that 🤣. shit I like winning but I’m tired if blowouts

@@Cailyx_ happier now?

@@steviesevieria1868 for sure, I was low key hyped At the Texas A&M game, hoping Tennessee will put up a fight

Grab and yank hard!

As a Sooner fan I'd rather forget about that play.

Thanks man! I would say I memorize most of these plays just because I’m such a big college football fan haha. But I do actually have a list of plays on my phone. I just add any interesting, funny, or random moments to it that I see while watching games or old highlights.

Yo

Thanks Jacob ❤️

Right. They are acting on instinct, but it's pretty dumb obviously. However, it does bring up the question as to how to manage it as the runner gets closer to the end zone. The best strategy would probably be to follow along with him and then take him down just before he runs in for the safety. Then they can score 3 or 7 if it goes according to plan.

@@Eltercero I think you’d just let them go into the end zone to get a safety. Since it was ruled to have been touched by the return man, it would have been Kent State’s ball. So if you tackle him in front of the end zone, you would still have to get a defensive stop. Best bet is to get him in the end zone, get 2 points back, and get the ball back in good field position on the punt kickoff from the 20.

@@jameserickson5372 According to what I saw, the receiving team didn’t touch the ball. Therefore, the punting team can advance it backwards or forwards, but will not get position of the ball regardless. So I stand by my original comment.

2-points and the ball vs. chance at 7....... either is fine.

@@__hjg__2123 I think chance at 3 or 7 is better. But it’s kind of a win win. 2 is also acceptable with the ball coming back.

Or the CMU vs OK State game where the quarterback was called for intentional grounding giving Central Michigan one last chance and they won

Oregon/Utah game where the punt hit the camera wire. They were allowed to redo the play, and Utah faked the punt, running for a first down.

But let's be honest. The oddest end to a college football game is Cal/Stanford.

So I guess that's a 2nd way to get the extra point🤷

The previous year (at the cotton bowl), K-State had another extremely rare one. On Arkansas' PAT, they blocked it and ran it all the way back. That counts as a *defensive 2-pt conversion* -- this was their first score of the game making it 16-2 . They went on to lose that game ofc, but I will never forget that play lmao

Or that it was 3 consecutive plays (except kickoffs) by the same player.

It ends up not mattering anyway because you can’t advance a muffed kick. He would just be down wherever he recovered it. I don’t know why the refs didn’t blow the play dead immediately

@@jacobnavratil9841 Maybe they were too freaked out to do that.

@@jacobnavratil9841 Oh right haha. Perhaps they were like "he's not advancing it, he's retreating it, soooooo play on I think?"

I picked up on that too. I heard the name foles then looked up where he went to college and one of the 4 collages he went to was Arizona and he wore the number 8. Fly Eagles fly 🦅

@@jasondangelantonio1752 im a saints fan but that superbowl was a very good game. Very well deserved by Big Dick Nick and the Philly Eagles

kaine folse one of the best Superbowls of all time. Funny stat: nick foles was the last Qb to score a touchdown on Brady in a SuperBowl.

Nobody said football requires a lot of brains

More or less yea. I do a lot of research for these videos and also have a lot of plays memorized.

@@pschighlights Alright bro. Thank you for making these videos for us.

Luckiest plays

since he was porpably the one responsible for it in the first place i doubt he had a great time😂

Dude I got like a fishbowl full of them when I used to play and I only played one year

PAC 12 officiating at its most typical

I wondered that too. The ball is pointing almost straight up when it either hits the turf or his foot, and with the shape of the ball, it's entirely possible for it to bounce that way off the ground.

Eh the universe made it up to him eventually

I was at the upturned turf game, we were all so bored

I was at the Nick Marshall pass to himself game. That was a fun season until the second half of the natty

5:18 that can't even happen in madden

@@geleneceline2310 that’s why I said some of these clips

Yep, only twice in college football history!

How about a defensive 1 point safety? Oh yeah, it never happened.

@@pschighlights is it just a college rule?

@@pschighlights It's actually happened quite a few more times than twice in college football history. It's happened once in Division 1-AA, once in Division II, and at least four times in Division III. So, yeah, it's actually happened at least six times in college football history.

@@darkshinethakid4463 No, it's happened in the NFL as well, but not since 1940. For a long time, it was next to impossible to score a 1pt safety in the NFL, due to the defense not being able to take possession of the ball on a blocked PAT. The only way that could have happened while that rule was in effect would be if the PAT was blocked and the defense, without taking possession of the ball, batted it out of the back of the endzone. It's also possible, yet astronomically unlikely, for a defense to score a 1pt safety against the kicking team/2pt conversion offense. This would mean the kicking team/offense would have to have a bad snap and fail to chase it down until it reached their own endzone (likely helped along by several fumbling attempts to recover the ball) and then failed to get the ball back out of their own endzone before the defense tackled them. This, for obvious reasons, would most likely never happen in the NFL because that would require a loss of 99+ yards in a single play, which has never happened in recorded NFL history. In 2015, however, the rule not allowing a defense to take possesion on an INT, Fumble Recovery, or blocked kick was lifted, allowing the defense to potentially run these forms of turnovers back for their own conversion. So, since that is the case, the likelihood of us seeing a 1pt safety in the NFL in our lifetime rose considerably. Obviously, even with that rule, this is still a very rare way to score. It's so rare, though, that I wouldn't be surprised if there are players in the NFL or Division 1-AA who don't know that's a possible way to score.