Classic College Football Videos

2018 CFP National Championship: Alabama vs. Georgia (Full Game)

Winner: Alabama • Final Score: 26-23 (OT)

Freshman quarterback Tua Tagovailoa came off the bench and threw a 41-yard game-winning touchdown pass in overtime.

2017 CFP National Championship: Clemson vs. Alabama (Full Game)

Winner: Clemson • Final Score: 35-31

Three lead changes in the final five minutes, culminating in Deshaun Watson's 2-yard TD pass to Hunter Renfrow with one second remaining.

2018 Rose Bowl: Georgia vs. Oklahoma (Full CFP Semifinal)

Winner: Georgia • Final Score: 54-48 (2OT)

Georgia defeated Oklahoma in a historic shootout that featured two overtimes and a walk-off TD run by Sony Michel.

2022 Fiesta Bowl: TCU vs. Michigan (Full CFP Semifinal)

Winner: TCU • Final Score: 51-45

TCU won a high-scoring upset filled with big plays and turnovers, earning their berth in the National Championship game.

2022 Peach Bowl: Georgia vs. Ohio State (Full CFP Semifinal)

Winner: Georgia • Final Score: 42-41

Georgia rallied late to take the lead, winning the game when Ohio State missed a game-winning 50-yard field goal attempt in the final minute.

2007 Fiesta Bowl: Boise State vs. Oklahoma (Full Game)

Winner: Boise State • Final Score: 43-42 (OT)

The Broncos used three dramatic trick plays—including the 'Statue of Liberty' two-point conversion—to win in overtime. [9, 10]

2013 Iron Bowl: Auburn Tigers vs. Alabama (The Kick Six Full Game)

Winner: Auburn • Final Score: 34-28

Auburn won on the final play after Chris Davis returned a missed 57-yard Alabama field goal 109 yards for the winning touchdown.

2003 Fiesta Bowl: Ohio State vs. Miami (Full Game 2OT)

Winner: Ohio State • Final Score: 31-24 (2OT)

Ohio State secured the national title in double overtime following a highly controversial pass interference call that extended the game.

2017 Rose Bowl: USC vs. Penn State (Full Game)

Winner: USC • Final Score: 52-49

A high-octane offensive battle with 101 combined points; USC won on a 46-yard field goal as time expired.

Holiday Bowl: BYU vs. SMU (Full Game)

Winner: BYU • Final Score: 46-45

BYU erased a 20-point deficit in the final four minutes, winning on Jim McMahon's Hail Mary pass on the game's last play.

2006 Rose Bowl: Texas Longhorns vs. USC Trojans (Full Game Broadcast)

Winner: Texas • Final Score: 41-38

Vince Young's legendary performance culminated in a game-winning 8-yard touchdown run on 4th-and-5 with 19 seconds remaining. [1, 5]

1984 Orange Bowl: Miami Hurricanes vs. Nebraska (Full Game)

Winner: Miami • Final Score: 31-30

Nebraska coach Tom Osborne's fateful decision to go for a two-point conversion rather than a tie, securing the national title for Miami.

1994 Orange Bowl: Nebraska vs. Florida State (Full Game)

Winner: Florida State • Final Score: 18-16

FSU won their first national title when Nebraska missed a potential game-winning 45-yard field goal attempt in the closing seconds.

1983 Sugar Bowl: Penn State vs. Georgia (Full Game)

Winner: Penn State • Final Score: 27-23

Penn State won its first national championship, outgaining Heisman winner Herschel Walker and never trailing.

1987 Fiesta Bowl: Penn State vs. Miami (Full Game)

Winner: Penn State • Final Score: 14-10

The Nittany Lions' defense stifled Heisman winner Vinny Testaverde, forcing five interceptions, including the title-clinching pick in the end zone.

1973 Sugar Bowl: Notre Dame vs. Alabama (Full Game)

Winner: Notre Dame • Final Score: 24-23

A fierce contest with six lead changes, clinched by a gutsy 35-yard pass from the Irish end zone late in the 4th quarter.

1979 Sugar Bowl: Alabama vs. Penn State (Full Game)

Winner: Alabama • Final Score: 14-7

Alabama's defense preserved the victory by stopping Penn State on a legendary goal-line stand on the 1-yard line late in the 4th quarter.

LSU at Alabama: Game of the Century II (Full Game)

Winner: LSU • Final Score: 9-6 (OT)

A defensive masterpiece between the top two teams in the nation, decided entirely by field goals in overtime.

USC vs. Fresno State (Full Game)

Winner: USC • Final Score: 50-42

The top-ranked Trojans barely survived a massive upset bid from unranked Fresno State in a high-scoring, back-and-forth contest.

#1 Ohio State vs. #2 Michigan (Full Broadcast)

Winner: Ohio State • Final Score: 42-39

The first matchup of No. 1 vs. No. 2 in 'The Game' history; Ohio State held off a frantic Michigan comeback.

The Hail Flutie Game: Boston College at Miami (Full Broadcast)

Winner: Boston College • Final Score: 47-45

Known for Doug Flutie's scramble and 48-yard Hail Mary pass caught by Gerard Phelan as time expired, which clinched the victory and the Heisman.

Maryland at Miami: The 31-0 Comeback (Full Game)

Winner: Maryland • Final Score: 42-40

Maryland completed the largest comeback in college football history at the time, scoring 42 points in the second half.

Notre Dame vs. Michigan (Full Game Broadcast)

Winner: Michigan • Final Score: 35-31

Michigan, led by Denard Robinson, rallied from a 17-point deficit in the fourth quarter to win on a touchdown pass with two seconds left.

Texas Tech vs. Texas (Full Game)

Winner: Texas Tech • Final Score: 39-33

Texas Tech won an all-time epic on Michael Crabtree's dramatic back-shoulder catch with one second remaining. [12]

Appalachian State at Michigan (Full Game Broadcast)

Winner: App State • Final Score: 34-32

The Mountaineers, an FCS team, upset the 5th-ranked Wolverines, blocking the game-winning field goal attempt in the final seconds.

The Bush Push: USC at Notre Dame (Full Game)

Winner: USC • Final Score: 34-31

USC quarterback Matt Leinart was pushed across the goal line for a 1-yard touchdown with three seconds left, securing the Trojans' 28th consecutive win.

Stanford at USC (Full Broadcast)

Winner: Stanford • Final Score: 27-24

Stanford pulled off one of the greatest upsets ever, defeating the top-ranked Trojans as 41-point underdogs.

Florida at Tennessee (Full Game)

Winner: Florida • Final Score: 35-29

Florida rallied from a large deficit against Peyton Manning's Volunteers, solidifying their path to the SEC Championship.

Florida State at Florida (Full Game)

Winner: Florida State • Final Score: 24-21

The FSU defense dominated, sacking Danny Wuerffel six times and setting up the Sugar Bowl rematch.

Catholics vs. Convicts: Notre Dame vs. Miami (Full Game)

Winner: Notre Dame • Final Score: 31-30

Notre Dame won when Pat Terrell batted away Miami's two-point conversion attempt with 45 seconds left, thwarting the comeback.

Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma State (Full Game)

Winner: Oklahoma • Final Score: 31-28

Oklahoma survived one of Oklahoma State's best teams (led by Barry Sanders) to maintain their 12th consecutive Bedlam victory.

1992 SEC Championship: Alabama vs. Florida (Full Game)

Winner: Alabama • Final Score: 28-21

The inaugural SEC Championship was tied 21-21 until Antonio Langham intercepted a pass and returned it 27 yards for the winning touchdown.

Penn State vs. Nebraska (Full Broadcast)

Winner: Penn State • Final Score: 27-24

Penn State won on a 2-yard game-winning TD pass with four seconds left, following a controversial ruling on a previous catch.

The Play: California vs. Stanford (Full Game)

Winner: California • Final Score: 25-20

Cal executed a sequence of five laterals on the final kickoff, culminating with a TD run through the celebrating Stanford band.

Michigan vs. Notre Dame (Under the Lights III Full Game)

Winner: Michigan • Final Score: 41-30

The third and final 'Under the Lights' game between the rivals saw Michigan take control in the fourth quarter to secure a significant victory.

Punt, Bama, Punt: Auburn vs. Alabama (Full Game)

Winner: Auburn • Final Score: 17-16

Auburn blocked two Alabama punts in the final six minutes, returning both for touchdowns to stun the undefeated Crimson Tide.

Kansas State vs. Nebraska (Full Broadcast)

Final Score: 40-30

Kansas State ended a 29-game losing streak against Nebraska, led by QB Michael Bishop's dominant performance.

Peter Warrick FSU Highlights

Former FSU star Peter Warrick is arguably the greatest wide receiver in Seminoles history. The two-time consensus All-American finished his career for the 'Noles ranked among the top 3 in receptions, receiving yardage and touchdown receptions. He was a threat anytime his hands touched a football, also scoring 4 rushing touchdowns and returning two punts for scores. Warrick's jaw-dropping highlights were the stuff of legend and in 1999, he was one of the catalysts for Florida State's run to the National Championship. Relive the dominance of an ACC Icon, Florida State's Peter Warrick.