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College football games for sale. $6.75 per game + Shipping and Handling. Discount given for bigger orders. New games added almost daily. Original broadcasts unless otherwise noted. r=re-broadcast and ro=rebroadcast and overview of game.
BCS National Championship
2009 #2 Florida (12-1) 24-14 #1 Oklahoma (12-1)
2008 #2 LSU (11-2) 38-24 #1 Ohio St. (11-1)
2007 #2 Florida (12-1) 41-14 #1 Ohio St. (12-0)-r
Rose Bowl
2009 #5 USC (11-1) 38-24 #8 Penn St. (11-1) (Mark Sanchez 413 yds, 4 TDs, 1 rushing TD)
2006 #2 Texas (12-0) 41-38 #1 USC (12-0)-r
2004 #1 USC (11-1) 28-14 #4 Michigan (10-2)-r
2002 #1 Miami (11-0) 37-14 #2 Nebraska (11-1)-r
1999 #9 Wisconsin (10-1) 38-31 #5 UCLA (10-1)-r
1997 #4 Ohio St. (10-1) 20-17 #2 Arizona St. (11-0)-r
1996 #17 USC (9-2-1) 41-32 #3 Northwestern (10-1)-r
1995 #2 Penn St. (11-0) 38-20 #12 Oregon (9-3)-r
1993 #7 Michigan (8-0-3) 38-31 #9 Washington (9-2)-r
1990 #3 Michigan (10-1) 10-17 #12 USC (8-2-1)-r
1985 #18 USC (8-3)20-17 #6 Ohio St. (9-2)-r
1980 #2 USC (10-0-1) 17-16 #1 Ohio St. (11-0)-r
1979 #3 USC (11-1) 17-10 #5 Michigan (10-1)-r
1975 #4 USC (9-1-1) 18-17 #2 Ohio St. (10-1)-r
1969 #1 Ohio St. (9-0) 27-16 #2 USC (9-0-1)-ro
Orange Bowl
2006 #3 Penn St. (10-1) 26-23 3OT #22 Florida St (8-4)-r
2001 #1 Oklahoma (12-0) 13-2 #3 Florida St. (11-1)
2000 #8 Michigan (9-2) 35-34 OT #4 Alabama (10-2)-r
1996 #8 Florida St. (9-2) 31-26 #6 Notre Dame (9-2)-r
1994 #1 Florida St (11-1) 18-16 #2 Nebraska (12-0)-r
1986 #3 Oklahoma (10-1) 25-10 #1 Penn St. (11-0)
1984 #5 Miami (10-1) 31-30 #1 Nebraska (12-0)-r (Miami is propelled to #1 and the National Title)
1976 #3 Oklahoma (10-1) 14-6 #5 Michigan (8-1-2) (Oklahoma wins National Title)
Sugar Bowl
2009 #7 Utah (12-0) 31-17 #4 Alabama (12-1)
2004 #1 Oklahoma (12-1) 14-21 #2 LSU (12-1)-r
1997 #3 Florida (11-1) 52-20 #1 Florida St. (11-0) (Florida goes on to win the National Title)-r
1995 #7 Florida St. (9-1-1) 23-17 #5 Florida (10-1-1)-r
1991 #10 Tennessee (8-2-2) 23-22 Virginia (8-3) (Tennessee scores 20 4th quarter points)-r
1989 #4 Florida St. (10-1) 13-7 #7 Auburn (10-1)-r
1983 #2 Penn. St. (10-1) 27-23 #1 Georgia (11-0)-r
1982 #8 Pittsburgh (10-1) 24-20 #2 Georgia (10-1)-r (Pitt features Dan Marino and Georgia features Herschel Walker)
1979 #1 Penn St. (11-0) 7-14 #2 Alabama (10-1)-r
1977 #1 Pittsburgh (11-0) 27-3 #5 Georgia (10-1)-r
Fiesta Bowl
2009 #3 Texas (11-1) 24-21 #10 Ohio St. (10-2) (Colt McCoy 413 yards and Quan Collins 14 receptions and 173)
2008 #11 West Virginia (10-2) 48-28 #3 Oklahoma (11-2)-c
2007 #9 Boise St. (13-0) 43-42 OT #7 Oklahoma (11-3)
2006 #4 Ohio St. (9-2) 34-20 #6 Notre Dame (9-2)-r
2005 #5 Utah (11-0) 35-7 #19 Pittsburgh (8-3)
2004 Fiesta Bowl #7 Ohio St. (10-2) 35-28 #8 Kansas St. (11-3)-r
2003 #1 Miami (12-0) 24-31 2OT #2 Ohio St. (13-0)-r
2002 #2 Oregon (10-1) 38-16 #3 Colorado (10-2)-r
1999 #1 Tennessee (12-0) 27-16 #2 Florida St. (11-1)-r
1993 #6 Syracuse (9-2) 26-22 #10 Colorado (9-1-2)-r
1991 #14 Louisville (9-1-1) 34-7 Alabama (7-4)
1989 #1 Notre Dame (11-0) 34-21 #3 West Virginia (11-0)
1987 #2 Penn St. (11-0) 14-10 #1 Miami (11-0)-r
1986 #5 Michigan (9-1-1) 27-23 #7 Nebraska (9-2)
1982 #7 Penn St. (9-2) 26-10 #8 USC (9-2)-r
Cotton Bowl
2009 #20 Mississippi (8-4) 47-35 #8 Texas Tech (11-1)-r
2008 #7 Missouri (11-2) 38-7 #25 Arkansas (8-4) (Mizzou's Tony Temple rushes for 281 yards and 4 TDs) re-broadcast
2007 #10 Auburn (10-2) 17-14 #22 Nebraska (9-4)-r
2006 #13 Alabama (9-2) 13-10 #18 Texas Tech (9-2)-r
2004 #16 Mississippi (9-3) 31-28 #21 Oklahoma St. (9-3) (Eli Manning 2 TDs and 1 rushing TD)-r
2002 #11 Oklahoma (10-2) 10-3 Arkansas (7-4)-r
1986 #11 Texas A&M (9-2) 36-16 #16 Auburn (8-3)-r
1985 #8 Boston College (9-2) 45-28 Houston (7-4)-r
1979 #10 Notre Dame (8-3) 35-34 #9 Houston (9-2) (Montana 8-yard TD on final play)-r
1978 #5 Notre Dame (9-1) 38-10 #1 Texas (11-0)-r
Capital One Bowl
2008 Michigan (8-4) 41-35 #12 Florida (9-3)-r (Chad Henne 373 yds 3 TDs)-r
2005 #11 Iowa (9-2) 30-25 #12 LSU (9-2)-r (58 yard TD pass as time expired)
2003 Auburn 13-9 Penn St. (Auburn's Ronnie Brown 184 yrds)-r
1991 #19 Nebraska (9-2) 21-45 #2 Georgia Tech (10-0-1)-r
Peach Bowl
1992 E. Carolina 37-34 North Carolina St. (E.C. scores final 20 pts)-r
1990 Indiana (6-4-1) 23-27 Auburn (7-3-1)-r
Independence Bowl
2002 Mississippi (6-6) 27-23 Nebraska (7-6) (Eli Manning 313 yards passing)-r
Gator Bowl
1978 #7 Clemson (10-1) 17-15 #20 Ohio St. (7-3-1)-r (The Woody Hayes hits a Clemson player game)
Liberty Bowl
2005 Fresno St. (8-4) 24-31 Tulsa (8-4)-r
2004 #10 Boise State (11-0) 40-44 #8 Louisville (10-1)-r (Boise State's 22-game winning streak ends)
1998 BYU (9-4) 27-41 #10 Tulane (11-0)-r
1983 Notre Dame (6-5) 19-18 #13 Boston College (9-2)-r (starts in the 2nd quarter)
1982 (12-29-82) Alabama (7-4) 21-15 Illinois (7-5) (Bear Bryant's last game)-r
Alamo Bowl
2007 Penn St. (8-4) 24-17 Texas A&M (7-5)-r
1998 Purdue (9-4) 37-34 #4 Kansas St. (11-2)-r
Aloha Bowl
1991 Georgia Tech (7-5) 18-17 Stanford (8-3)-r
Hawaii Bowl
2007 East Carolina (7-5) 41-38 #24 Boise St. (10-2) (Chris Johnson 408 all-purpose yards)-r
Holiday Bowl
2002 #6 Kansas St. (10-2) 34-27 Arizona St. (8-5)-r
2001 #15 Washington (8-3) 43-47 #7 Texas (10-2) (Texas starts 4th quarter 16 pts down)-r
2000 #8 Oregon (9-2) 35-30 #12 Texas (9-2)-r
1989 #18 Penn St. (7-3-1) 49-39 #19 BYU (10-2)-r
1986 #19 Iowa (8-3) 39-38 San Diego St. (8-3)-r
1984 #1 BYU (11-0) 24-17 Michigan (6-4)-r
Motor City Bowl
2007 Purdue (8-5) 51-48 Central Michigan (8-6) (FG as time expires for Purdue after Central Michigan trailed 34-13 at the half, before tying the game at 48 with 1:09 left)-r
2005 Akron (7-5) 31-38 Memphis (6-5)-r
Insight Bowl
2003 California (6-6) 52-49 Virginia Tech (8-3) (California's Aaron Rodgers rushes for 2 TDs and passes for 2 TDs)-r
All American Bowl
1990 N.C. State 31-27 Southern Mississppi (SM features Brett Favre)-r
Humanitarian Bowl
1999 Boise St. (9-3) 34-31 Louisville (7-4)-r
Las Vegas Bowl
2003 Oregon St. (7-5) 55-14 New Mexico (8-4) (Steve Jackson 5 TDs)-r
Mobile Alabama Bowl
1999 TCU (7-4) 28-14 #19 East Carolina (9-2) (TCU features LaDanian Tomlinson)-r
GMAC Bowl
2001 Marshall (11-2) 64-61 2OT East Carolina (6-6) (Marshall trailed 38-8 at halftime, starts 5 minutes into the 3rd quarter)-r
Regular Season Game
2009 (11-21-09) #10 LSU (8-2) 23-25 #20 Mississippi (7-3) (LSU falls apart in the final minute and forgets how to manage time)-r
2009 (11-21-09) #9 Ohio St. (9-2) 21-10 Michigan (5-6)
2009 (11-7-09) #9 LSU (7-1) 15-24 #3 Alabama (8-0)
2009 (10-24-09) Tennessee (3-3) 10-12 #1 Alabama (7-0)-r
2009 (10-17-09) #6 USC (4-1) 34-27 #25 Notre Dame (4-1)
2009 (10-10-09) #1 Florida (4-0) 13-3 #3 LSU (5-0)-r
2009 (10-3-09) #8 Oklahoma (2-1) 20-21 #17 Miami (2-1)
2009 (9-26-09) Iowa (3-0) 18-10 #5 Penn St. (3-0)
2009 (9-12-09) #3 USC (1-0) 18-15 #8 Ohio St. (1-0)
2009 (9-12-09) #18 Notre Dame (1-0) 34-38 Michigan (1-0)-r
2009 (9-5-09) #20 BYU (0-0) 14-13 #3 Oklahoma (0-0)
2008 Big 12 Championship (12-6-08) #2 Oklahoma (11-1) 62-21 #20 Missouri (9-3) (record 5th consecutive 60+ point game for Oklahoma)
2008 SEC Championship (12-6-08) #4 Florida (11-1) 31-20 #1 Alabama (12-0)
2008 (11-29-08) # Oklahoma (10-1) 61-41 #11 Oklahoma St. (9-2)
2008 (11-8-08) #3 Penn St. (9-0) 23-24 Iowa (5-4) (Iowa hits last second FG)-r
2008 (11-1-08) #1 Texas (8-0) 33-38 #7 Texas Tech (8-0) (Texas Tech scores with 1 second after Texas scored with a little over 1 minute left)
2008 (10-25-08) #3 Penn St. (8-0) 13-6 #9 Ohio St. (7-1)
2008 (10-18-08) #13 LSU (3-1) 24-17 South Carolina (5-2)-r
2008 (10-18-08) #4 USC (4-1) 69-0 Washington St. (1-6)-r
2008 (10-11-08) #5 Texas (5-0) 45-35 #1 Oklahoma (5-0)
2008 (10-11-08) Nebraska (3-2) 31-37 OT #7 Texas Tech (3-0)-r
2008 (10-4-08) Kentucky (4-0) 14-17 #2 Alabama (5-0)-r
2008 #6 LSU (2-0) 26-21 @ #10 Auburn (3-0)
2008 #1 USC (3-0) 21-27 Oregon St. (1-2)
2008 (9-1-08) #18 Tennessee (0-0) 24-27 OT UCLA (0-0) (re-broadcast)
2007 SEC Championship #5 LSU (10-2) 21-14 #14 Tennessee (9-3)-r
2007 (11-23-07) #19 Boise St. (10-1) 37-49 #15 Hawaii (10-0)-r
2007 (11-17-07) Purdue (6-4) 24-27 Indiana (5-5)(Indiana led 24-3 before needing a FG with 30 seconds remaining to win)-r
2007 (11-10-07) Fresno St. (6-3) 30-37 #14 Hawaii (8-0) (Hawaii QB Colt Brennan 396 yards and 2 TDs)-r
2007 (11-10-07) Illinois (7-3) 28-21 #1 Ohio St. (10-0)-r (OSU's 20 game Big Ten winning streak ends)
2007 (11-3-07) #12 Michigan (7-2) 28-24 Michigan St. (5-4) (Chad Henne threw 4 TDs)-r
2007 #17 Boston College (8-2) 20-17 #15 Clemson (8-2) (Matt Ryan throws late TD pass)-r
2007 South Carolina (6-3) 36-48 Arkansas (5-3) (Arkansas' Darren McFadden 323 yards)-r
2007 #2 South Florida (6-0) 27-30 Rutgers (4-2)-r (Ray Rice rushes for 181 yards)
2007 (10-13-07) #11 Missouri (4-0) 31-41 #5 Oklahoma (6-0)-r
2007 (10-13-07) #1 LSU (6-0) 37-43 3OT #17 Kentucky (4-1)-r
2007 (10-6-07) Kansas (5-0) 30-24 #24 Kansas St. (2-1) (re-broadcast)
2007 (10-6-07) Northwestern (2-3) 48-41 OT Michigan St. (4-1)-r
2007 Oregon St. 38-31 2OT #17 Oregon-r
2007 (9-29-07) Auburn (2-2) 20-17 #4 Florida (4-0)-r (43-yard FG as time expires)
2007 (9-29-07) #4 Oklahoma (4-0) 24-27 Colorado (2-2)-r
2007 (9-27-07) #6 California (4-0) 31-24 #11 Oregon (4-0)-r (DeSean Jackson 11 receptions, 161 yds and 2 TDs)
2007 (9-22-07) Texas Tech (3-0) 34-27 Oklahoma St. (1-2) (Graham Harrell of Tex Tech throws for 420 yards and 2 TDs)-r
2007 (9-15-07) #9 Louisville 34-40 Kentucky-r
2007 (9-8-07) Fresno St. 45-47 #23 Texas A&M (Jovorskie Lane ran for 4 TDs)-r
2006 (11-11-06) South Carolina (5-4) 16-17 #4 Florida (8-1) (Fr. back-up QB Tim Tebow scores a late TD; SC coach Steve Spurrier returns to Gainesville for the 1st time since leaving)-r
2006 (11-4-06) UCLA (4-4) 24-38 #10 California (7-1)-r
2006 #3 Louisville (8-0) 25-28 #14 Rutgers (8-0)-r
2006 #1 Ohio St (11-0) 42-39 #2 Michigan (11-0)-r
2006 Bethune Cookman (5-5) 28-35 Florida A&M (6-4)-r in Orlando
2006 (10-28-06) #3 USC (6-0) 31-33 Oregon St. (4-3) (starts 5 minutes into the game)-r
2006 (10-14-06) #15 Iowa 28-31 Indiana-r
2006 Kansas 32-39 OT #21 Nebraska (Nebraska's QB Zac Taylor throws for 395 yds and 4 TD's)
2006 #20 Georgia Tech (4-1) 31-22 NC St. (1-6) (Tech receiver Calvin Johnson 9 rec, 168 yds)-r
2006 (10-7-06) Texas A&M (4-1) 21-18 Kansas (3-2)-r
2006 (9-30-06) Texas Tech (3-1) 31-27 Texas A&M (4-0)-r
2006 (9-23-06) #22 Alabama (3-0) 23-24 2OT Arkansas (2-1)-r
2006 (9-16-06) #7 Florida (2-0) 21-20 #13 Tennessee (2-0)-r
2006 #12 Notre Dame (2-1) 40-37 Michigan St. (3-0)-r
2005 ACC Championship Florida St. (7-4) 27-22 #5 Virginia Tech (10-1)-r
2005 Bethune Cookman (7-3) 23-26 Florida A&M (5-5)in Orlando-r
2005 (11-19-05) #7 Ohio St. (8-2) 25-21 #15 Michigan (7-3) (Troy Smith throws for 300 yards)-r
2005 (11-19-05) #16 Fresno St (8-1) 42-50 #1 USC (10-0)-r (Reggie Bush rushes for 294 yards, 2 TDs and 513 total yards)
2005 (11-19-05) Oklahomas (6-3) 21-23 #19 Texas Tech (8-2) (Tex. Tech scores as time expires)-r
2005 Vanderbilt (4-4) 42-49 #13 Florida (6-2) (starts with 11:31 left in the 1st quarter)-r
2005 (10-29-05) Oklahoma 31-24 Nebraska (Oklahoma's Adrian Peterson rushes for 146 yards and 2 TDs)-r
2005 (10-22-05) Baylor 30-37 Oklahoma (OU's Jason Gutierrez 173 rushing yards and 2 TDs) re-broadcast
2005 (10-15-05) #23 Wisconsin (5-1) 38-34 #22 Minnesota (5-1) (Wisconsin blocks a punt and scores with 38 seconds remaining)-r
2005 #12 UCLA (5-0) 44-41 Washington St. (3-2) (UCLA QB Drew Olson throws for 338 yards and 5 TDs)-r
2005 Georgia Tech 14-10 #3 Miami-r
2005 (10-1-05) Michigan (2-2) 34-31 OT #11 Michigan St. (4-0)-r (Mike Hart 218 rushing yards)
2005 (10-1-05) Baylor 13-16 OT Texas A&M-r
2005 Nebraska 24-41 Missouri (Mizzou's QB Brad Smith had 480 total yards and 3 rushing TDs)-r
2005 (9-24-05) #14 Michigan (2-1) 20-23 Wisconsin (3-0)-r (GW TD with 30 seconds)
2005 (9-24-05) #11 Purdue 35-42 2OTs Minnesota-r
2005 (9-3-05) UCLA 44-21 San Diego St.-r
2004 (11-20-04) Florida (6-4) 20-13 #10 Florida St. (8-2)-r
2004 (11-20-04) Bethune Cookman (5-4) 58-52 Florida A&M (starts 4 minutes into the 1st quarter)-r
2004 (11-13-04) #6 Texas (8-1) 27-23 Kansas (3-6) (Texas scores with 11 seconds left)-r
2004 (11-6-04) Notre Dame (5-3) 17-13 #9 Tennessee (7-1)-r
2004 (10-30-04) #3 Miami (6-0) 28-31 North Carolina (3-4)-r (42 yard FG last play, Miami features Devin Hester)
2004 (10-30-04) Michigan St. 37-45 3OTs #12 Michigan-r
2004 (10-16-04) #12 Wisconsin 20-17 #5 Purdue (Wisconsin scores 13 in the 4th quarter, Purdue features Kyle Orton)-r
2004 #24 LSU (3-2) 24-21 #12 Florida (3-1)-r
2004 (9-25-04) Texas Tech (2-1) 31-30 Kansas (2-1)-r
2003 MAC Championship #15 Miami (Ohio) (11-1) 49-27 #23 Bowling Green (10-2) (Miami's Ben Roethlisberger throws for 440 yards and 3 TDs)-r
2003 (11-29-03) #10 Florida St. 38-34 #11 Florida (8-3)-r
2003 (11-22-03) @#2 Ohio St. (11-1) 21-35 #9 Michigan (9-2)-r
2003 (11-15-03) North Carolina St. (7-3) 44-50 2OT #13 Florida St. (8-2)-r
2003 (11-8-03) Wisconsin (6-3) 34-37 #18 Minnesota (8-2)-r
2003 (11-8-03) #20 Mississippi (7-2) 24-20 Auburn (6-3) (Miss. QB Eli Manning engineers a final minute 80-yard drive)-r
2003 Arkansas (4-3) 71-63 7OTs Kentucky (4-4)-r
2003 Virginia (5-3) 37-51 N.C. State (6-3) (N.C. St. Phillip Rivers throws for 410 yds and 4 TDs)-r
2003 (10-25-03) #5 USC (6-1) 43-23 Washington (4-3) (Matt Leinart 4 TDs)-r
2003 (10-25-03) Texas Tech 31-62 Missouri (Missouri QB Brad Smith 414 yards and 5 ushing TDs) re-broadcast
2003 (10-18-03) #23 Texas Tech 49-51 #24 Oklahoma St.-r
2003 (10-11-03)#3 Ohio St. 10-17 #22 Wisconsin (Ohio St.'s 19-game winning streak)-r
2003 (10-10-03) #19 Michigan (4-2) 38-35 #13 Minnesota (6-0)-r
2003 Florida St. 37-0 Notre Dame-r
2003 South Carolina 40-43 Mississippi (South Carolina trailed 43-14 with 1:30 minutes left in the 3rd quarter)-r
2003 (9-27-03) Pittsburgh 37-26 Texas A&M (Larry Fitzgerald 3 TDs)-r
2003 (9-27-03) #3 USC (3-0) 31-34 3OTs California (2-3)-r
2003 (9-13-03) #22 N.C. State 38-44 #3 Ohio St. (2-0) (N.C. St. features Mario Williams and Phillip Rivers)-r
2002 (11-16-02) #1 Ohio St. (11-0) 23-16 OT Illinois (4-6)-r
2002 #1 Ohio St. (10-0) 10-6 Purdue (4-5)-r
2002 #3 Texas (9-1) 38-42 Texas Tech (7-4)-r
2002 (11-16-02) North Carolina (2-8) 14-40 #15 Florida St. (7-3) (Anquan Boldin 3 TDs)-r
2002 (11-2-02) #7 Texas (7-1) 27-24 Nebraska (6-3) (Chris Simms 419 yards, 1st time Texas has won at Nebraska since 1998)-r
2002 #12 Florida St. (5-1) 27-28 #1 Miami (5-0) (Florida St. misses 43-yard FG as time expired)-r
2002 (10-12-02) #7 Oregon (5-0) 31-30 #25 UCLA (4-1) (Ontario Smith rushes for 152 yards)-r
2002 (10-5-02) Purdue (4-1) 28-31 Iowa (3-2)-r
2002 (10-5-02) #16 Kansas St. (4-0) 35-31 Colorado (2-2)-r
2002 (10-5-02) #18 USC (3-1) 27-30 OT #17 Washington St. (4-1) (USC QB Carson Palmer 381 yds and 2 TDs)-r
2002 (10-5-02) #6 Florida (4-1) 14-17 Mississippi (3-1) (Gator QB Rex Grossman throws 4 TDs; S.Miss QB was Eli Manning)-r
2002 (9-28-02) Iowa (3-1) 42-35 #12 Penn St. (3-0)-r
2002 (9-21-02) #17 N.C. State (4-0) 51-48 Texas Tech (2-1) (State's TA McClendon scores 5 TDs)-r
2002 #16 USC 44-33 #12 Oregon-r (Carson Palmer throws for 5 TDs and 400+ yards)
2001 (12-1-01) #1 Miami (10-0) 26-24 #14 Virginia Tech (7-2)-r (60 minutes)
2001 (12-1-01) Army 26-17 Navy-r
2001 (12-1-01) #5 Tennessee (9-1) 34-32 #2 Florida (9-1)-r
2001 (11-24-01) Oklahoma St. (3-7) 16-13 #4 Oklahoma (10-1)-r
2001 (11-24-01) Iowa (6-4) 17-14 Iowa St. (6-4)-r
2001 (11-17-01) #11 Michigan(7-2) 20-17 Wisconsin (5-5)-r
2001 #1 Oklahoma (7-0) 10-20 #2 Nebraska (8-0)-r (Oklahoma's 2- game win steak ends
2001 (10-20-01) Texas Tech (3-2) 31-41 #3 Nebraska (7-0) (Neb QB Eric Crouch 3 TD pass and 1 TD rush)-r
2001 (10-19-01) Boise St. (4-3) 35-30 #8 Fresno St. (6-0)-r
2001 Ohio St. (4-2) 27-29 Penn St. (1-4)-r (Joe Paterno becomes Div. 1 all-time winningest coach by coming back from a 27-9 3rd quarter deficit)
2001 (10-6-01) #3 Oklahoma (5-0) 14-3 #5 Texas (4-1)-r
2001 N.C. State 34-28 #10 Florida St. (60 minutes)-r
2000 Big 12 Championship #7 Kansas St. (10-2) 24-27 #1 Oklahoma (11-0)
2000 (11-18-00) #18 Michigan (7-3) 38-26 #12 Ohio St. (8-2)-r
2000 (11-11-00) #5 Nebraska (8-1) 28-29 #11 Kansas St. (8-2)-r
2000 (11-11-00) #1 Oklahoma(8-0) 35-31 #24 Texas A&M (7-2)-r (OU wins despite a 10 point 4th quarter deficit)
2000 (11-4-00) #12 Michigan (6-2) 51-54 #23 Northwestern (6-2)-r
2000 #17 Purdue (5-2) 30-24 OT Wisconsin (4-3) (Purdue features Drew Brees)-r
2000 Northwestern (5-2) 41-35 Minnesota (5-3)-r (Northwestern comes from behind a 21 point deficit in the 2nd half)
2000 #10 Oregon (6-1) 56-55 2OTs Arizona St. (5-2)-r
2000 (10-21-00)#14 Mississippi St. (4-1) 38-45 LSU (4-3)-r
2000 (10-7-00) #6 Michigan (4-1) 31-32 Purdue (3-2)-r (28-10 Halftime deficit for Purdue)
2000 (10-7-00) #23 Oregon St. (4-0) 30-33 #13 Washington (3-1) (Washington totals 504 yards)-r
2000 #2 Florida St. 24-27 Miami (Miami's TE Jeremy Shockey scores a TD with 46 seconds remaining) re-broadcast
2000 (9-23-00) Alabama (1-2) 21-28 Arkansas (2-0) (starts in the last part of the 1st quarter)-r
2000 (9-23-00) #10 Michigan (2-1) 35-31 #17 Illinois (Anthony Thomas 225 yards and 2 TDs)-r
2000 (9-23-00)Northwestern (2-1)47-44 2OT #6 Wisconsin (3-0)-r
2000 (9-23-00) #18 Notre Dame (2-1) 21-27 #20 Michigan St. (2-0)-r
2000 Auburn (1-0) 35-27 #18 Mississippi (1-0)-r
2000 (9-9-00)Oregon (1-0)23-27 # 6 Wisconsin (1-0)-r
2000 (9-9-00) #2 Florida St. (1-0) 26-21 Georgia Tech (1-0)-r
1999 (11-20-99) Ohio St. (6-5) 17-24 #10 Michigan (8-2)-r
1999 (11-20-99) #3 Nebraska (9-1) 27-30 OT Colorado (6-4)-r (Colorado rallies from a 27-3 4th quarter deficit)
1999 Iowa (1-9) 3-41 #8 Wisconsin (9-1)-r (Ron Dayne becomes the all-time leading rusher)
1999 #15 Michigan (7-2) 31-27 #8 Penn St. (Michigan features Tom Brady)
1999 (11-6-99) Minnesota 24-23 #2 Penn St. (9-0)-r
1999 #1 Florida St. (7-0) 17-14 Clemson (3-3)-r
1999 (10-23-99) Illinois (3-3) 35-29 #9 Michigan (5-1)-r (Illinois comes back from a 27-7 halftime deficit)
1999 (10-23-99) LSU 16-17 #11 Mississippi St. (7-0)-r
1999 (10-9-99) #3 Michigan 27-28 #11 Michigan St. (Mich. features Tom Brady and Mich. St. features Plaxico Burress)-r
1999 (10-9-99) North Carolina 24-31 OT #8 Georgia Tech-r
1999 (9-25-99) # Michigan (3-0) 21-16 #20 Wisconsin (2-1)-r (Tom Brady throws for 217 yards and 2 TDs)
1999 #15 Purdue 22-25 #19 Ohio St. (Purdue features Drew Brees)-r
1999 #21 Notre Dame (1-1) 23-28 #16 Purdue-r (ND stopped at the 1-yd line as time expired)
1998 #15 Virginia 36-32 #19 Virginia Tech (Virginia outscores Virginia Tech 29-3 in the 2nd half)-r
1998 Army (2-8) 34-30 Navy (3-7)-r
1998 (11-14-98) #11 Nebraska (8-3) 30-40 #2 Kansas St. (10-0)-r
1998 #3 UCLA (10-0) 49-45 Miami (Edgerrin James rushes for 299 yds)-r
1998 (11-14-98) Virginia Tech (7-1) 26-28 Syracuse (5-3) (Donovan McNabb 13 TD pass on the final play of the game)-r
1998 Michigan St. (4-4) 28-24 #1 Ohio St.-r
1998 (11-7-98) #15 Syracuse (5-2) 28-35 West Virginia (4-3) (Syracuse features Donavan McNabb)-r
1998 (10-27-98) Texas A&M 24-26 Texas-r (Texas features Ricky Williams breaking the all-time rushing yards record)
1998 (10-17-98) Kentucky (4-2) 39-36 #21 LSU (3-2)-r
1998 (10-17-98) #12 Oregon (4-0) 38-41 #2 UCLA (4-0)-r
1998 #21 Virginia Tech (2-0) 27-20 Miami (2-0)-r
1998 #6 Tennessee (1-0) 20-17 OT #2 Florida-r
1997 SEC Championship #3 Tennessee (10-1) 30-29 #11 Auburn (9-2)-r
1997 (11-29-97) Vanderbilt (3-7) 10-17 #3 Tennessee (9-1) (Jamal Lewis rushes for 196 yds for UT as well as Peyton Manning)-r
1997 (11-22-97) #4 Ohio St. (10-1) 14-20 #1 Michigan (10-0)-r
1997 #2 Florida St. (10-0) 29-32 #10 Florida (8-2)-r
1997 (11-8-97) #1 Nebraska (8-0) @ Missouri (6-3) 45-38 OT-r
1997 (11-8-97) Michigan St. (5-3) 21-22 #24 Purdue (6-2)-r
1997 (11-1-97) #10 Washington St. (7-0) 31-44 #20 Arizona St. (5-2)-r
1997 (10-18-97) #11 Michigan St. (5-0) 17-19 Northwestern (2-5) (starts with 8:23 left in the 1st quarter)-r
1997 #1 Florida (5-0) 21-28 #14 LSU-r
1997 Georgia 27-14 Georgia Tech (Georgia features Champ Bailey and Hines Ward)-r
1997 #12 Auburn 31-28 #10 LSU-r
1996 USC 41-48 OT UCLA (UCLA rallies from 17 down midway into the 4th quarter)-r
1996 #23 Army (9-1) 28-24 Navy (8-2)-r
1996 (11-16-96) #6 North Carolina (8-1) 17-20 #24 Virginia (6-3) (Virginia rallies from a 17-3 4th quarter deficit)-r
1996 (11-16-96) Illinois (2-7) 21-23 Minnesota (3-6)-r
1996 (10-26-96) #7 Alabama (7-0) 13-20 #6 Tennessee (4-1)-r
1996 (9-28-96) #3 Penn St. (5-0) 23-20 Wisconsin (3-1)-r
1996 (9-21-96) #1 Nebraska(1-0) 0-19 #17 Arizona St. (2-0)-r
1996 (9-21-96) #4 Florida (2-0) 35-29 #2 Tennessee (2-0)-r
1996 #1 Florida 21-24 #2 Florida St.-r (60 minutes, starts late in the 1st quarter)
1996 Arizona St. 42-34 UCLA-r
1996 Oklahoma (0-4) 30-27 Texas (3-2)-r
1996 #17 LSU (1-0) 19-15 #13 Auburn (3-0)-r
1995 Army 14-13 Navy-r
1995 (11-29-95) Arizona 31-28 Arizona St.-r
1995 (11-25-95) #6 Florida St. (9-1) 24-35 #3 Florida (10-0)-r
1995 #2 Ohio St. (11-0) 23-31 Michigan (8-3)-r
1995 Georgia Tech 17-18 Georgia-r (Hines Ward QB for Goergia)
1995 (11-4-95) #16 Penn St. (6-2) 10-21 #6 Northwestern (7-1)-r
1995 (10-28-95) USC 21-21 Washington (5-2)-r (USC scores 21 in the 4th quarter)
1995 (10-7-95) #25 Northwestern (3-1) 19-13 #7 Michigan (5-0)-r
1995 #20 Penn St. 26-23 Purdue-r
1995 Ohio St. 28-25 @ Penn St.-r (Ohio St featuring Eddie George)
1995 Georgia 27-30 #8 Tennessee (Tennesse features Peyton Manning)-r
1995 #11 Auburn 28-30 Arkansas-r
1995 (9-2-95) Arizona St. 20-23 Washington-r
1994 Army 22-20 Navy-r
1994 SEC Championship #6 Florida (9-1-1) 24-23 #3 Alabama (11-0) re-broadcast
1994 #9 Auburn 14-21 #3 Alabama (10-0)-r
1994 (11-27-94) #4 Florida (9-1) 31-31 #7 Florida St. (9-1)-r
1994 (11-12-94) #2 Penn St. (8-0) 35-31 Illinois (6-3)-r (Penn St. featuring kijana Carter and Kerry Collins)
1994 #16 Oklahoma (3-2) 10-17 #15 Texas (4-1)-r
1994 (10-16-94) #12 Texas (4-1) 17-19 Rice (2-2)-r (Rice ends their 28 game losing streak to Texas)
1994 (10-15-94) Penn St. (6-0) 31-24 Michigan (4-2)-r
1994 Georgia (3-1) 28-29 #10 Alabama (4-0)-r
1994 (9-24-94) #7 Colorado (2-0) 27-26 #4 Michigan (2-0) (Kordell Stewart 64-yard Hail Mary to Michael Westbrook)-r
1993 SEC Championship #9 Florida (9-2) 28-13 #16 Alabama (8-2-1)-r
1993 #3 Florida St. (10-1) 33-21 #7 Florida-r
1993 Army (5-5) 16-14 Navy (4-6)-r
1993 (11-13-93) #1 Florida St. (9-0) 24-31 #2 Notre Dame (9-0)
1993 #16 UCLA 27-21 USC-r
1993 #17 Boston College 41-39 #1 Notre Dame-r
1993 (9-11-93) LSU (2-0) 18-16 Mississippi St. (1-1)-r
1992 Army 25-24 Navy (1-9)-r
1992 USC 37-38 UCLA-r
1992 (11-28-92) Notre Dame (Top-5) 31-23 USC-r (Reggie Brookes 227 rushing and 3 TDs)
1992 (11-14-92) #22 Penn St. (6-3) 16-17 #8 Notre Dame (7-1-1) (Snow Bowl game)
1992 (10-17-92) #6 Florida St. (5-1) 29-24 #16 Georgia Tech (4-1)-r
1992 Florida St. 24-20 Clemson
1992 (9-12-92) #20 Tennessee (1-0) 34-31 #14 Georgia (1-0) (starts 3 minutes into the 1st quarter)-r
1992 San Diego St. 45-38 BYU-r
1991 #3 Washington (10-0) 24-17 #7 California (9-0)-r
1991 (11-30-91) #3 Florida St. 9-14 #5 Florida-r
1991 (11-21-91) (Top 25) Oklahoma (8-2) 14-19 #11 Nebraska (9-1-1)-r (Nebraska comes back from a 14-3 deficit)
1991 #2 Miami (8-0) 17-16 #1 Florida St. (10-0)-r
1991 (9-28-91) #1 Florida St. 51-31 #3 Michigan (re-broadcast)
1991 #3 Michigan 24-14 #7 Notre Dame-r (starts at the beginning of the 2nd quarter)
1991 (8-31-91) East Carolina 31-38 Illinois-r
1990 (11-24-90) #15 Michigan (7-3) 16-13 #2 Ohio St. (11-1)-r
1990 UCLA 42-45 USC
1990 #1 Notre Dame 20-19 Michigan St.-r
1990 (11-10-90) Ohio St. (5-2) 27-26 #6 Iowa (7-1)-r
1990 (11-6-90) Arizona 28-21 UCLA-r
1990 #22 Iowa (4-1) 24-23 #10 Michigan (4-1) (Matt Rogers leads Iowa to a game-winning 85-yard 4th quarter drive)-r
1990 #12 Colorado (3-1-1) 33-31 Missouri (2-2) (Colorado's 5th Down TD
1990 #20 Colorado 29-22 #20 Texas-r (Colorado scores final 15)
1990 #18 USC (2-1) 35-26 #15 Ohio St. (2-0)-r (game called with 2 1/2 minutes left because of weather)
1990 #5 Tennessee 26-26 #3 Alabama-r
1990 (10-13-90) Michigan St. 28-27 #1 Michigan-r
1990 (9-22-90) #1 Notre Dame (1-0) 20-19 #24 Michigan St. (1-0)-r
1990 (9-15-90) #9 Colorado (1-0-1) 22-23 #21 Illinois (0-1)-r (only loss of Colorado's National Title Season)
1989 #6 Florida St. 24-17 Florida (Florida features Emmitt Smith)-r
1989 Indiana 28-41 Illinois
1989 Florida (3-1) 16-13 LSU (1-2)-r
1989 Auburn (2-0) 14-21 Tennessee (2-0)-r (Reggie Cobb rushes for 225 yards
1988 #8 Oklahoma (8-2) 31-28 #12 Oklahoma St. (9-1)-r (Oklahoma St. featuring Barry Sanders)
1988 (11-10-88) Michigan (7-2-1) (Top 15) 34-31 Ohio St.-r
1988 #2 UCLA 24-17 Washington-r
1988 Washington St. (4-3) @ #1 UCLA (7-0) 34-30-r
1988 (10-15-88) #1 Miami (4-0) 30-31 #4 Notre Dame (11-0)
1988 Iowa 34-45 Indiana (Chuck Hartlieb 558 yards and 3 TDs)-r
1987 (11-21-87) Ohio St. (5-4-1) 23-20 Michigan (7-3)-r
1987 #5 UCLA 13-7 USC-r (UCLA features QB Troy Aikman)
1987 Arizona (4-4-2) 24-24 Arizona St. (6-4)-r
1987 #6 LSU (4-0-1) 26-23 #15 Georgia-r
1986 (11-22-86) #3 Oklahoma (9-1) 20-17 #5 Nebraska (9-1)-r
1986 (11-15-86) Georgia (6-3) 20-16 #8 Auburn (8-1)-r
1986 (9-13-86) #3 Michigan (0-0) 24-23 Notre Dame (0-0)-r
1985 (11-9-85) #20 Alabama (6-2) 14-14 #13 LSU (5-1)-r
1985 (11-2-85) #11 Miami (6-1) 35-27 #10 Florida St. (6-1)-r
1984 (11-24-84)#10 Boston College (8-2) 47-45 #12 Miami (8-3) (Flutie's Hail Mary, 60 minutes)-r
1984 (11-10-84) Maryland (5-3) 42-40 #6 Miami (8-2) (Maryland comes back from a 31-0 halftime deficit)-r
1984 (11-3-84) #9 Boston College (5-1) 30-37 Penn St. (Doug Flutie throws for 447 yards)-r
1983 (10-1-83) BYU (2-1) @ UCLA (0-3) 37-35 (BYU features Steve Young)-r
1982 (11-20-82) Stanford (5-5) 20-25 California (6-4)-r ("The Big Game", 5 laterals on the final play and the band)
1982 (10-2-82) #14 West Virginia (3-0) 13-16 #2 Pittsburgh (3-0) (Pitt features Dan Marino)-r
1981 (11-21-81) #18 Ohio St. (7-3) 14-9 #7 Michigan (8-2)-r
1981 (11-21-81) #13 UCLA (7-2-1) 21-22 #9 USC (8-2)-r (USC features Marcus Allen)
1981 (11-7-81) #18 Ohio St. 31-35 Minnesota-r
1981 (11-7-81) #4 Georgia (7-1) 26-21 Florida (5-3)-r
1981 (9-26-81) #2 Oklahoma (1-0) 24-28 #1 USC (2-0) (USC features Marcus Allen)-r
1981 (9-26-81) #8 Ohio St. (2-0) 24-19 Stanford (0-2)-r (Stanford features John Elway)
1980 (11-8-80) #2 Georgia (8-0) 26-21 #20 Florida (6-1) (Georgia features Herschel Walker)-r
1979 (11-17-79) #2 Ohio St. (10-0) 18-15 #13 Michigan (8-2)-r
1977 (11-19-77) #4 Ohio St. (9-1) 6-14 #5 Michigan (9-1)-r
1977 (10-22-77) #5 USC (5-1) 19-49 #11 Notre Dame (4-1)
1974 (11-23-74) #3 Michigan (10-0) 10-12 #4 Ohio St. (9-1)-r
1971 (11-25-71) #1 Nebraska (10-0) 35-31 #2 Oklahoma (9-0) "The Game of the Century"-r
1969 (11-22-69) #1 Ohio St. (9-0) 12-24 #12 Michigan (7-2) (Ohio St.'s 22 game winning streak ends and Bo Schembechler's 1st "Big Game")-r
1969 (10-11-69) #2 Texas (3-0) 27-17 #8 Oklahoma (2-0) in Dallas-r
1967 (11-8-67) #1 UCLA (7-0-1) 20-21 #4 USC (8-1) (starts early in the 1st quarter, 60 minutes)-r
1966 (11-19-66) #1 Notre Dame (8-0) 10-10 #2 Michigan St. (9-0) (complete 2nd half only) |
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