On 1/24/2023 at 9:50 AM, Hatz said:

1995.  Nebraska 62 Undefeated Florida 24.  It wasn't that close.  Gators led at the very outset and by halftime it was all Huskers.  

Never saw a Gator defense so manhandled as that one by the UN offensive Line.  National Title game and the difference between 1 & 2 was a gap of light years.  

I remember this game and agree.  It was similar to the beating Miami put on Nebraska in Miami's last national championship before losing the next year to Ohio State.

For me it was Willy Taggart's first game as USF head coach, a 53-21 beat down by McNeese State. 

I don’t think it’s the most embarrassing but it has to be one of the most unusual games. Baylor vs UNC bowl game in 2015. 
 

Baylor was without their leading rusher (I think he was the leading rusher in the Big 12 that year). They were without their best WR. The really strange part is they had no QBs. Let that sink in. They played, won and set a bowl record for rushing with no QBs. They rotated snap catchers through the game. Ran the ball 84 times and threw it less than 10 I believe. Baylor was ranked 14 and UNC was 10. 
 

Not the most embarrassing game or the biggest upset but it is one of the strangest games. 

To some, crushing I'm sure.  But to this day, hilarious.

 

Still stings.

As much as I'd like to say App State over Michigan... It has to be the Bluegrass Miracle.  I love the premature final score as the LSU player was crossing the goal line.  

12 hours ago, REALSPORT said:

As much as I'd like to say App State over Michigan... It has to be the Bluegrass Miracle.  I love the premature final score as the LSU player was crossing the goal line.  

There is another replay I've seen, which unfortunately isn't shown on this clip.   A fan running out to get in the LSU QBs face and talk smack.   All the sudden he stops dead in his tracks, confused as to why LSU is celebrating.  Then reality sets in.