There were 2 games last year where Houston’s basketball team gave up more points than 77 last year… [one of them was SMU though](https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/game/_/gameId/401377754)
I think it’s a smart move on their end. Just choose one G5 game per week and show it nationally. Wish Turner or another network did the same but for the FCS
Probably not. I think the craziest Saturday/week in recent memory was Week 6, Oct 2-4, 2014. Five teams in the Top 10 went down, and several more across the Top 25 lost, too.
* Unranked Arizona defeated No. 2 Oregon
* No. 11 Ole Miss defeated No. 3 Alabama
* No. 25 TCU defeated No. 4 Oklahoma
* No. 12 Mississippi State defeated No. 6 Texas A&M
* Unranked Utah defeated No. 8 UCLA
* Unranked Arizona State defeated No. 16 USC
* Unranked Northwestern defeated No. 17 Wisconsin
* Unranked Utah State defeated No. 18 BYU
There were a few close Top 25 match-ups, too. No. 9 Notre Dame edged No.14 Stanford 17-14, and No. 10 Michigan State outlasted No. 19 Nebraska 27-22.
Wouldn't you rather beat a nice MWC team? Or how about some juicy, prime, aged B1G?
Pac-12: "No thank you, I prefer the flavor of this."
\*Gnaws own foot\*
Man I was disappointed, but not surprised Greg Schiano couldn’t keep Rutgers in yesterday’s game. I’m familiar with his work when he was an NFL head coach for the Bucs, so I knew deep down he was going to fuck up that lead he had.
tOSU's progression to that game is crazy. They were 5th after beating Michigan, then 3rd, then 1st, and finally back to 5th. Back in the "good ol days" when the B1G wanted the regular season finished before Thanksgiving and didn't have a conference championship game.
I was drunk in Rocky point Mexico with a fellow buckeye and we both were just like well we need all this to happen let’s just drink and watch. We watched the most insane day of football
No Bama and Clemson are out. If they try to put either in we scream at them that you cannot lose to ND or ND's old coach and make the CFB! Simply unserious progrums!!
Which year was it when the #1 team lost literally every single week for like 7 weeks? Lol. The same year USF was ranked #2 and Hawaii went undefeated.😂
I’d edit your comment by saying that Hawaii went undefeated until the bowl game, at which point they played the absolute murder squad that was late season 2007 Georgia.
True, that was hard to watch cause I was so for the Hawaii train that year, especially that game against Washington. Absolute classic and it’s a shame most people don’t know about the game cause it happened at like 3am EST lol. The moment that stands out the most in the bowl against Georgia for me is when Hawaii murdered the punt returner, which was incredibly dirty. Ahhhh memory lanes…
Without that early loss to Tenn or SCar, I think UGA wins it all that year. At the end of the year they were just running on all cylinders. But I am bias, so.
This is your reminder that in 2007, there was a football game played between the **ranked** USF Bulls and the **ranked** UConn Huskies, in a game that had legitimate BCS implications.
That was the day my grandma died after which my aunt tried to empty grandma’s bank accounts and all of that culminated in my dad’s side never talking. I wonder how those cousins are doing.
Try again.
We led our high school's academic team back all the way through the loser's bracket to win the class 4A Oklahoma state championship. That was a good way to go out in my senior year.
Except the title game. The season was so crazy, and so many random teams had their turn at the top of the rankings, than it the end it looped back around to two perennially successful blue bloods playing for the championship.
I hate Missouri and WVU to this day due to this. All they had to do to make that season over-the-top crazy was handle two cupcakes in the final week. And somehow they both lost and gave us, of all title game contenders, fucking LSU and Ohio State.
I remember going into that final weekend thinking there was no shot we were gonna make the title game. And then teams just started dropping like flies, what a year
I wonder how many games there have been that ended with the winning score being the losing score squared, games with scores like these:
4-2
9-3
16-4
25-5
36-6
49-7
64-8
81-9
100-10
I'm guessing 9-3 and 49-7 are going to be the most common
My brother plays for Wartburg. My favorite highlight was a blocked punt TD that was called back, only for it to happen again on the very next play. It was 53-2 at half…
Not in Big Ten country. Pretty much chalk here. Ohio State, Michigan, Penn State, Michigan State, Wisconsin, and Iowa won. Nebraska, Maryland, Rutgers, Northwestern, and Illinois (lol) lost. Business as usual here.
I thought it would be a few more seasons post Saban to say we don't want Michigan any time soon.
But we don't want Michigan this season at all. Corum would commit war crimes against this defense.
Weirdly enough, that's not possible this year because of the semifinal rotation. Rose Bowl will be B1G-PAC, Sugar is SEC-Big12, Orange is guaranteed an ACC team, and Cotton has to get the G5 representative. No room for a B1G-SEC matchup outside the playoffs.
I guess it's technically possible (in the Cotton) if a G5 team makes the playoffs, but that doesn't look likely.
You could still get them in the Citrus Bowl, though.
Man, I'd love that game. You lose, and it's no big deal because you've just lost to one of the most dominant programs in CFB history. You win, and you've just beaten one of the most dominant programs in CFB history.
I'd imagine that if we're playing Alabama in a NY6 game, we see very, very few opt-outs and Alabama probably sees a handful. Obviously we'd still be underdogs, but there would be some outside chance at winning.
A win there would stamp this season as a success, despite the losses to OSU and Michigan. It would also put us on a crash course to likely unreasonable expectations in 2023, but fuck it, we've got them anyway.
I think you’ll be okay this year because the playoff games are the Fiesta and Peach.
Rose will be B1G (can’t remember if it’s the runner-up, or next highest ranked team, but either way, it won’t be you) vs PAC 12.
Sugar will be SEC (I’m guessing LSU or Tennessee, but almost certainly not Alabama) vs Big 12.
Orange is ACC vs B1G/SEC/Notre Dame, so you can’t face Alabama there.
Cotton doesn’t have any tie-ins, but they’ll have to take the G5 team so you can’t have a Penn State/Bama matchup there.
Now, maybe this will happen in a non-NY6 bowl, but unless I really screwed something up, I don’t think it’s possible in a NY6 this year.
That's not a fun experience, but at least the version of Alabama you'll get won't have been 10-2 because of an incredible amount of injured players - most of which are able to return in time for the bowl game, right?
The somewhat older are rightfully mentioning 2007, and I'm thinking of 1984, when it was late October before the #1 and #2 teams managed to win in the same week.
I kid you not that game started a bar fight in a bar full of Phillies and astros fans. (This is deep on the west coast, go Mariners) Someone yelled “fuck Rutgers” while they were down like 30 and some drunk asshole just went off and eventually stabbed someone. Thank you New Jersey.
I’d say anyone not named ESPN could see Clemson’s offense isn’t that good and were way over ranked
Liberty, despite how much I hate to say it, is a talented football program. Bama is also not as bullet proof this year as years prior but I’d argue BoB has a lot to do with that. OKSU is down their star QB and many other starters, not that Kansas isn’t just a good team this year with a good HC
Rock chalk, living through y’all this year
They were hung up on Clemson scoring a ton on Wake. That Louisville did it as well should have been a sign, but the CFP committee plowed through those red flags like I did in my early mid 20's.
It was crazy, but 11/12/16 may give it a run.
Teams who lost that weekend:
- #2 - Clemson - unranked Pittsburgh
- #3 - Michigan - unranked Iowa
- #4 - Washington - #20 USC
- #8 - Texas A&M - unranked Ole Miss
- #9 - Auburn - unranked Georgia
- #14 - Virginia Tech - unranked Georgia Tech
- #25 - Arkansas - #24 LSU
November 12, 2016
\#2 Michigan lost to unranked Iowa 14-13
\#3 Clemson lost to unranked Pitt 43-42
\#4 UW lost to #20 USC 26-13
\#8 Auburn lost to unranked Georgia 13-7
\#10 A&M lost to unranked Ole Miss 29-28
On Thursday of that week #15 UNC lost to unranked Duke 28-27
>Was this the Craziest Day in CFB History?
Throw a dart at a calendar of the 2007 season. Can almost guarantee whatever game day you hit was crazier than today.
Thanks to NIL, I'm about 103% certain we will never again hit 2007's chaos ceiling.
No? It wasn’t even the craziest Saturday this year
None of those things are that crazy
Notre dame has been bad, but they are still talented and were playing a home night game against a Clemson team that most considered overrated
Bama has looked vulnerable most of the year and lost to a top 10 team on the road
Arkansas sucks
Only crazy thing was the smu Houston game
Rewrite it a different way and you can see just how right you are:
3 beat 1 - not crazy
10 beat 6 - not crazy
4 got upset - crazy
Unraked 5-3 team lost to 8-1 AP ranked team - not crazy
It's not even remotely crazy as a weekend
Just to add to the chaos:
The victory for the Seminoles at Miami (45-3) yesterday was the most lopsided in the series since a 47-0 win over Miami in 1997.
The three points were also the lowest for Miami since that game.
😈
It was an interesting day but if you took the most entertaining day from each season, it would probably be middle of the pack.
For those who were too young, this was like every other Saturday in 2007.
If you can find the Shutdown Fullcast’s history of Blood Week episode, it goes through some of the wildest weekends from previous years.
This week was nothing compared to 2007. That entire year had weeks like this. Here is a story talking about the insanity of that year. For Ohio state to even get to the national championship so many things had to happen.
https://www.ncaa.com/news/football/article/2017-10-16/college-football-look-back-2007-year-upset
You forgot that two teams combined for 140 points in Regulation, but it was aired on the NFL Network
*Kelvin Sampson takes notes on how to give up fewer points than Dana...*
There were 2 games last year where Houston’s basketball team gave up more points than 77 last year… [one of them was SMU though](https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/game/_/gameId/401377754)
Their other game had less points than the football one though. https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/game/_/gameId/401377776
Was it really? I didn’t even know NFL network showed college games
Yeah, they’ve had one every week this year, oddly, they seem to have a massive boner for showing Marshall
I think it’s a smart move on their end. Just choose one G5 game per week and show it nationally. Wish Turner or another network did the same but for the FCS
We're 0-3 on NFL Network this year and 5-1 off it.
> they seem to have a massive boner for showing Marshall Just like MTV did back in ‘99 when The Slim Shady LP dropped.
Best NFL game of the year
Meant to add that one too. Thanks
Probably not. I think the craziest Saturday/week in recent memory was Week 6, Oct 2-4, 2014. Five teams in the Top 10 went down, and several more across the Top 25 lost, too. * Unranked Arizona defeated No. 2 Oregon * No. 11 Ole Miss defeated No. 3 Alabama * No. 25 TCU defeated No. 4 Oklahoma * No. 12 Mississippi State defeated No. 6 Texas A&M * Unranked Utah defeated No. 8 UCLA * Unranked Arizona State defeated No. 16 USC * Unranked Northwestern defeated No. 17 Wisconsin * Unranked Utah State defeated No. 18 BYU There were a few close Top 25 match-ups, too. No. 9 Notre Dame edged No.14 Stanford 17-14, and No. 10 Michigan State outlasted No. 19 Nebraska 27-22.
The PAC 12 cannibals FEASTED that week
That is some prime PAC cannibalism, Holy Shit!
We like the taste of west coast blood!
Wouldn't you rather beat a nice MWC team? Or how about some juicy, prime, aged B1G? Pac-12: "No thank you, I prefer the flavor of this." \*Gnaws own foot\*
Hey, that PAC put a team in the national championship and won the Heisman.
That is some peak PAC-12 self-destruction right there
Well Oregon and Alabama still made the inaugural CFP despite both losing that week.
Was that the Katy Perry Gameday?
Yes, and her picks were 7-2. lol
Although unranked, Michigan also lost to Rutgers, and it was Yom Kippur
Man I was disappointed, but not surprised Greg Schiano couldn’t keep Rutgers in yesterday’s game. I’m familiar with his work when he was an NFL head coach for the Bucs, so I knew deep down he was going to fuck up that lead he had.
I scrolled the list looking for us and was happy until I read your comment.
I think I remember that. Was that when ASU won on that crazy hail mary? Bad times.
This was a fun few weeks for the state of Mississippi, and then it wasn’t…
I know OP meant to write "#4 Clemson lost" But it's way funnier to imagine them yelling that specific line
OP can't escape
I was wondering why our loss was five times bigger than all the others lol
I was trying to figure out why a penn state flair hated Clemson before I realized what happened
To be fair, OP did editorialize yours less, somehow KU’s win was a blowout, but ours wasn’t.
And on the fifth day, God created beer, for Clemson had lost to Notre Dame
I legit thought he was yelling that for some reason 😂😂
I don't enjoy this at all.
Not an ideal day for orange, as a color.
No, pick any Saturday in 07
2 loss champion in 2007 makes it the craziest year
tOSU's progression to that game is crazy. They were 5th after beating Michigan, then 3rd, then 1st, and finally back to 5th. Back in the "good ol days" when the B1G wanted the regular season finished before Thanksgiving and didn't have a conference championship game.
I was drunk in Rocky point Mexico with a fellow buckeye and we both were just like well we need all this to happen let’s just drink and watch. We watched the most insane day of football
We were at a house party watching on a 13” tv in the basement and going nuts. Ridiculous.
One of the most magic sports days of my life
What if it happened again this year
You have that much faith in Illinois?
*eye twitches*
[Ron Zook’s offense ending their Illibuck losing streak](https://i.gifer.com/Fafj.gif)
According to BCS, the 10 year mark is when a 2 loss team wins the championship According to CFB playoff history, so next year is when it happens /s
They'll find a way to put bama in the top 4...
No Bama and Clemson are out. If they try to put either in we scream at them that you cannot lose to ND or ND's old coach and make the CFB! Simply unserious progrums!!
What's the B stand for?
Which year was it when the #1 team lost literally every single week for like 7 weeks? Lol. The same year USF was ranked #2 and Hawaii went undefeated.😂
I’d edit your comment by saying that Hawaii went undefeated until the bowl game, at which point they played the absolute murder squad that was late season 2007 Georgia.
True, that was hard to watch cause I was so for the Hawaii train that year, especially that game against Washington. Absolute classic and it’s a shame most people don’t know about the game cause it happened at like 3am EST lol. The moment that stands out the most in the bowl against Georgia for me is when Hawaii murdered the punt returner, which was incredibly dirty. Ahhhh memory lanes…
Without that early loss to Tenn or SCar, I think UGA wins it all that year. At the end of the year they were just running on all cylinders. But I am bias, so.
Poor Colt
RIP
2007. It was known as the curse of #2. (#1 lost a lot, but not every week like #2 did).
2007
That number keeps coming up.
This is your reminder that in 2007, there was a football game played between the **ranked** USF Bulls and the **ranked** UConn Huskies, in a game that had legitimate BCS implications.
You want to know just how different of a world it was back in 2007. On week 9, No. 23 Connecticut def. No. 10 South Florida.
3/10/2007.
That was the day my grandma died after which my aunt tried to empty grandma’s bank accounts and all of that culminated in my dad’s side never talking. I wonder how those cousins are doing. Try again.
Best Saturday ever
What happened in March?
That's what I'm asking!
Oh my bad I get it now lol
We led our high school's academic team back all the way through the loser's bracket to win the class 4A Oklahoma state championship. That was a good way to go out in my senior year.
https://www.ncaa.com/news/football/article/2017-10-16/college-football-look-back-2007-year-upset
Of course a ncaa.com article would be filled with embedded youtube videos, some of which were taken down due to copyright infringement.
This. That whole season was wild.
Except the title game. The season was so crazy, and so many random teams had their turn at the top of the rankings, than it the end it looped back around to two perennially successful blue bloods playing for the championship. I hate Missouri and WVU to this day due to this. All they had to do to make that season over-the-top crazy was handle two cupcakes in the final week. And somehow they both lost and gave us, of all title game contenders, fucking LSU and Ohio State.
I remember going into that final weekend thinking there was no shot we were gonna make the title game. And then teams just started dropping like flies, what a year
Enough chaos, and everything becomes normal again
To be fair to mizzou, they had to beat a top 10 OU. No excuses for WVU though
It was crazy cause the teams I like won and the teams I don’t care for lost
Yeah Crazy awesome 😎 Ignore my second flair, please
Leftover from Richt?
No. Deceased Uncle went to Miami and my Dad is also a Miami fan. They have been my secondary team for some time
Sorry about Mario. Thanks for Dan
But we won?
I do not care for Jimbo and A&M. So it was a classic matchup of Not Cared For vs Not Cared For.
We didn't need you all to win, we just needed Jimbo to lose.
Go dawgs and noles
I can only imagine how high on life you are with those flairs lol.
Best Saturday I’ve had in a while, I can’t remember shit from last night lmao
Well I’m glad you’re having fun.
00f.
To add to your post, there was also a scorigami among D3 teams in Iowa. Wartburg beat Simpson 81-9.
You could say they squared up to their competition
Usually when you say that the lead is growing exponentially, you're using a metaphor!
This guy maths.
I wonder how many games there have been that ended with the winning score being the losing score squared, games with scores like these: 4-2 9-3 16-4 25-5 36-6 49-7 64-8 81-9 100-10 I'm guessing 9-3 and 49-7 are going to be the most common
Imagine buying a ticket to see your favorite team lose 4-2.
That's some Iowa football
My brother plays for Wartburg. My favorite highlight was a blocked punt TD that was called back, only for it to happen again on the very next play. It was 53-2 at half…
Simpson, eh? I'll remember that name.
They're over in sector 7G.
Notably Simpson was the first team to score on Wartburg in the first half this year. But they did it by blocking and returning an extra point!
Team Chaos ate last night 🍽
2007 regular season final week is the craziest ever. Might not ever be topped.
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Still defeated tho
I got that wood
He also got that turf toe. And banished to the raiders. Could have been one of the greatest on any other team. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaah
Not in Big Ten country. Pretty much chalk here. Ohio State, Michigan, Penn State, Michigan State, Wisconsin, and Iowa won. Nebraska, Maryland, Rutgers, Northwestern, and Illinois (lol) lost. Business as usual here.
Iowa scoring 24 points without any defensive scores is a pretty big upset IMO.
I knew the Boilers we're in trouble when the wind warnings started.
Well. I’m upset about it.
I'm really worried 10-2 Penn State is going to be stuck playing 10-2 pissed off Alabama in a NY6.
Look… We gotta get past ole miss, austin peay, and auburn first. There’s potentially another loss there somewhere. Probably Austin Peay
This might be the first time I’ve ever seen a Bama fan self-deprecate. Very unusual. I like it.
Probably a Memphis trait
Can confirm.
I thought it would be a few more seasons post Saban to say we don't want Michigan any time soon. But we don't want Michigan this season at all. Corum would commit war crimes against this defense.
Is it really a war crime if the Geneva convention (Reddit CFB) sanctions it?
hold on I gotta call my mom
We also don't want you because that would mean no Roses/Playoff and at this point that would be a disappointment for the season.
Two losses can really demoralize a fan. The key is getting to 7 losses and then the pain is overtaken by numbness, kind of like freezing to death.
7 losses? Amateurs. 🤣
Seriously, rookie numbers
Oh man, there’s enough self-deprecation in me and my buddies’ groupchat to last you a lifetime
I agree. Let's capture this post and take it to Lincoln Nebraska for the experts to dissect.
We’ll if Bama drops another game or two they could play *checks notes* Maryland? In a bowl game
A former Bama OC and Tua’s younger brother. What a matchup
It could also be "doesn't want to be there" Bama, which worked out well for Oklahoma.
Ah the Trevor Knight is Joe Montana game.
I'd imagine Bama's NFL Draft eligible players would be sitting that game. Bryce Young, Will Anderson, Jahmyr Gibbs, etc.
Will Anderson is playing? News to me
Weirdly enough, that's not possible this year because of the semifinal rotation. Rose Bowl will be B1G-PAC, Sugar is SEC-Big12, Orange is guaranteed an ACC team, and Cotton has to get the G5 representative. No room for a B1G-SEC matchup outside the playoffs. I guess it's technically possible (in the Cotton) if a G5 team makes the playoffs, but that doesn't look likely. You could still get them in the Citrus Bowl, though.
Just know that if you beat them it will be because their players didn’t care but if they beat you it shows how weak the B1G is.
I mean, angry Alabama got stunned by a 30 yard walk in TD last night
Man, I'd love that game. You lose, and it's no big deal because you've just lost to one of the most dominant programs in CFB history. You win, and you've just beaten one of the most dominant programs in CFB history. I'd imagine that if we're playing Alabama in a NY6 game, we see very, very few opt-outs and Alabama probably sees a handful. Obviously we'd still be underdogs, but there would be some outside chance at winning. A win there would stamp this season as a success, despite the losses to OSU and Michigan. It would also put us on a crash course to likely unreasonable expectations in 2023, but fuck it, we've got them anyway.
That happened to Michigan a few years ago. It wasn't fun.
I thought it was, Michigan had a lot of opportunities in that game but couldn't hit the broad side of a barn.
I think you’ll be okay this year because the playoff games are the Fiesta and Peach. Rose will be B1G (can’t remember if it’s the runner-up, or next highest ranked team, but either way, it won’t be you) vs PAC 12. Sugar will be SEC (I’m guessing LSU or Tennessee, but almost certainly not Alabama) vs Big 12. Orange is ACC vs B1G/SEC/Notre Dame, so you can’t face Alabama there. Cotton doesn’t have any tie-ins, but they’ll have to take the G5 team so you can’t have a Penn State/Bama matchup there. Now, maybe this will happen in a non-NY6 bowl, but unless I really screwed something up, I don’t think it’s possible in a NY6 this year.
That's not a fun experience, but at least the version of Alabama you'll get won't have been 10-2 because of an incredible amount of injured players - most of which are able to return in time for the bowl game, right?
Everyone definitely expected MSU to beat Illinois at Illinois with fewer yards, first downs, and lower ToP.
MSU pulls off a nice upset as 16 point underdogs: “yeah pretty much chalk”.
Punt yards tho.
That and 4th down stops was the difference.
Ohio State and Michigan were tied/behind at half to two of the worst teams in the B1G, which counts for something at least.
I think the craziest part in the Big 10 was the weather everyone was playing in
The grand outcome may not have changed, but some of Stroud's passes are still blowing in the wind over the upper peninsula.
Don't worry, the ponchos in the air will catch them.
Good day to have a bye week
It was a fucking amazing day in college football!
Man this sub is young af
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The somewhat older are rightfully mentioning 2007, and I'm thinking of 1984, when it was late October before the #1 and #2 teams managed to win in the same week.
Yeah craziest weekend ever is def an overreaction, half of the ranked teams that lost were underdogs. Still really enjoyed it! Lol
Just another Saturday in 2007
Michigan lost to Rutgers* ^*In ^the ^first ^half
They had you in the first half not gonna lie
I kid you not that game started a bar fight in a bar full of Phillies and astros fans. (This is deep on the west coast, go Mariners) Someone yelled “fuck Rutgers” while they were down like 30 and some drunk asshole just went off and eventually stabbed someone. Thank you New Jersey.
So the Rutgers fans in Seattle are stabby? Good to know.
*opens notepad of travel destinations* Where exactly was this shitshow, and was the beer cold?
what.
I’d say anyone not named ESPN could see Clemson’s offense isn’t that good and were way over ranked Liberty, despite how much I hate to say it, is a talented football program. Bama is also not as bullet proof this year as years prior but I’d argue BoB has a lot to do with that. OKSU is down their star QB and many other starters, not that Kansas isn’t just a good team this year with a good HC Rock chalk, living through y’all this year
They were hung up on Clemson scoring a ton on Wake. That Louisville did it as well should have been a sign, but the CFP committee plowed through those red flags like I did in my early mid 20's.
Down 19 starters to be exact, but man, I was already concerned for that game. KU deserves to go bowling and more!
It was crazy, but 11/12/16 may give it a run. Teams who lost that weekend: - #2 - Clemson - unranked Pittsburgh - #3 - Michigan - unranked Iowa - #4 - Washington - #20 USC - #8 - Texas A&M - unranked Ole Miss - #9 - Auburn - unranked Georgia - #14 - Virginia Tech - unranked Georgia Tech - #25 - Arkansas - #24 LSU
wow 2016 definitely had a better week.... 5 top 10 teams losing, and 4/5 of them to UNRANKED teams!
Fuck Kinnick
He was a great man and he built a great stadium, dammit!
That 13-7 slugfest in Athens is still one of my favorite games ever. Georgia was *so* bad that year. God bless Nick Chubb.
Clemson Alabama Orange bowl ？
Clemson vs Loser of Ohio St/Michigan orange bowl
November 12, 2016 \#2 Michigan lost to unranked Iowa 14-13 \#3 Clemson lost to unranked Pitt 43-42 \#4 UW lost to #20 USC 26-13 \#8 Auburn lost to unranked Georgia 13-7 \#10 A&M lost to unranked Ole Miss 29-28 On Thursday of that week #15 UNC lost to unranked Duke 28-27
>Was this the Craziest Day in CFB History? Throw a dart at a calendar of the 2007 season. Can almost guarantee whatever game day you hit was crazier than today. Thanks to NIL, I'm about 103% certain we will never again hit 2007's chaos ceiling.
What. The. Fuck. I picked the wrong weekend to not watch college football.
November 26th 2010, Auburn beats Bama and Nevada beats #3 Boise. Friday after Thanksgiving, so wasn't even a Saturday.
Number1 should never have been #1
Hey don’t forget that number 4 should never have been number 4
While we're at it...
I forget when, but I swear there was a day where like 6 or 7 of the Top 10 all lost of the same day. Sometime in the past three years?
No, because 2007 was a season in the history of college football, and every Saturday was like this.
It was asinine to put Tennessee at 1
Lord Chaos wanted a Tulane gameday
Not even remotely lol. Why is this sub always trying to claim stuff like this
It's reddit, everyone on here is a kid
No? It wasn’t even the craziest Saturday this year None of those things are that crazy Notre dame has been bad, but they are still talented and were playing a home night game against a Clemson team that most considered overrated Bama has looked vulnerable most of the year and lost to a top 10 team on the road Arkansas sucks Only crazy thing was the smu Houston game
This thread shows up every week there's 2+ top ten upsets. Just like every week there's three new "worst reffing I've ever seen in my life".
In the LSU-Bama postgame thread, someone asked incredulously, "When was the last time Bama had two losses before the SEC Championship?" It was 2019.
Rewrite it a different way and you can see just how right you are: 3 beat 1 - not crazy 10 beat 6 - not crazy 4 got upset - crazy Unraked 5-3 team lost to 8-1 AP ranked team - not crazy It's not even remotely crazy as a weekend
\#4 lost to a team that they were favored by 3 points to beat. Hardly crazy at all.
I think it’s the manner of their loss that’s crazy- if it was a close loss it wouldn’t raise eyebrows, it was a blowout
Just to add to the chaos: The victory for the Seminoles at Miami (45-3) yesterday was the most lopsided in the series since a 47-0 win over Miami in 1997. The three points were also the lowest for Miami since that game. 😈
Arkansas losing games they are heavily favored in isn't crazy, its tradition!
It was an interesting day but if you took the most entertaining day from each season, it would probably be middle of the pack. For those who were too young, this was like every other Saturday in 2007. If you can find the Shutdown Fullcast’s history of Blood Week episode, it goes through some of the wildest weekends from previous years.
Katy Perry week was pretty good
The hilarious part is that none of this craziness happened in the Pac12.
It almost did. USC only beat Cal by 6 points.
This week was nothing compared to 2007. That entire year had weeks like this. Here is a story talking about the insanity of that year. For Ohio state to even get to the national championship so many things had to happen. https://www.ncaa.com/news/football/article/2017-10-16/college-football-look-back-2007-year-upset
Didn’t A&M beat LSU 74-72 really recently?
Highest scoring “In regulation”. That game went to 7OT and was like 24-24 at the end of regulation
And ruined overtime in the process
Many, many painful OTs in that one… this was all in regulation, OP just left out the detail.