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The #5 Oklahoma Sooners beat the #2 Texas Tech Red Raiders 65-21 in 2008.
Heading into November, Texas Tech’s Graham Harrell was arguably the frontrunner after leading the Red Raiders to a dramatic, last-second upset over #1 Texas. However, the blowout loss to Oklahoma completely erased his momentum.
Sam Bradford went on to win the Heisman.
In 2008, Alabama defeated Mississippi State 32-7.
The Bulldogs had won the previous two matchups against the Crimson Tide. It kicked off a massive 16-game winning streak for Alabama over Mississippi State.
The Texas Longhorns football team beat the Texas A&M Aggies 43-17 in 2000.
Texas led a tight game 10-7 at the break, but sophomore quarterback Chris Simms completed all eight of his passes in the third quarter for 234 yards and three scores to break the game open.
The Jacksonville Jaguars beat the Indianapolis Colts 31–28 in 2010.
Jaguars kicker Josh Scobee hit a 59-yard game-winning FG as time ran out. Scobee's kick was the longest game-winner in Jacksonville franchise history.
Peyton Manning threw for 352 yards and two TDs in the loss.
The New York Jets defeated the New England Patriots 16-9 on September 20, 2009.
This marked Rex Ryan's first home game as Jets HC and rookie QB Mark Sanchez's first regular-season home start.
The win snapped an 8-game home losing streak for the Jets against Tom Brady and the Patriots.
The New York Giants beat the Dallas Cowboys 33-31 in the grand opening of Cowboys Stadium on September 20, 2009.
Eli Manning signed the visiting locker room wall after the game, writing "'33–31' First win in the new stadium".
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Every Ohio State touchdown in their 63-14 win over Penn State in 2013. 🏈
Urban Meyer and the Buckeyes handed the Nittany Lions their worst loss since 1899.
Braxton Miller had 5 total touchdowns.
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17 years ago Texas defeated Nebraska 13-12 in the Big 12 Championship. 🏈
The Cornhuskers' defense sacked Colt McCoy 9 times - including 4.5 by Ndamukong Suh. With a trip to the National Championship on the line, McCoy set the Longhorns up for a game winning FG as time expired.
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College Football Throwback to 2007 🏈
The Tennessee Volunteers defeated the Kentucky Wildcats 52-50 in a thrilling 4 OT game.
Tennessee QB Erik Ainge threw for 397 yards and 7 touchdowns. Kentucky QB André Woodson threw for 430 yards and 6 touchdowns.
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College Football Throwback to 2008 🏈
The BYU Cougars shutout the UCLA Bruins 59–0. BYU QB Max Hall threw a school record 6 TD passes before half, eventually tying the single game record with 7 total passing TDs. The BYU defense held UCLA to 9 rushing yards on 16 attempts.
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12.5 years ago Sammy Watkins had 16 catches for 227 yards and 2 touchdowns, leading Clemson to a 40-35 win over Ohio State in the 2014 Orange Bowl. 🏈
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College Football Throwback to 1999 🏈
LaDainian Tomlinson delivered one of the greatest performances in CFB history, rushing 43 times for 406 yards and 6 TDs to lead TCU to a 52–24 victory over UTEP.
LT broke the previous FBS record of 396 rushing yards set by Tony Sands.
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College Football Throwback to 2006 🏈
Tennessee orchestrated a stunning second-half comeback to defeat the Georgia Bulldogs 51-33 in Athens, overcoming an early 24-7 deficit. They were led by quarterback Erik Ainge's 268 passing yards along with Arian Foster’s three rushing TDs.
On November 13, 2010, the No. 1 Oregon Ducks narrowly escaped an upset against the California Golden Bears, winning 15-13 in Berkeley to preserve their undefeated regular season.
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Bowling Green beat LeSean McCoy and #25 Pitt on August 30, 2008, with a final score of 27-17 at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh.
BG held McCoy to 71 rushing yards on 23 carries.
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In 2008, Alabama football dominated Clemson 34-10 during the first-ever Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game at the Georgia Dome.
Nick Saban’s defense held Clemson to ZERO rushing yards.