The Game the NCAA WANTS YOU TO FORGET

The incident that happened between Miami and FIU in 2006, is one of the most infamous moments in college football history. It was total chaos... and it would end in 31 suspensions, a broadcaster being fired, and a moment of pure chaos that no one will forget.

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[poon_don]

Hell yeah, I was at this game. We finally managed to talk my mom into coming along to the Orange Bowl with us and this is what she got. She never came back

[bbgfubbbkughjjbbhjn]

Myles garret: WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THE DOWN

[AYoungAdultOnYoutube]

Myles Garrett 13 years later: I’m gonna do what’s called a pro gamer move

[luckyjosh]

Miami's broadcast station: "I can forgive beating your pregnant fiancé twice, but cheering on Miami during a brawl is crossing the line Lamar."

[bigboyydiego]

1:03 the guy trying to put the hat on his head 😂😂😂

[dacypher]

4:03 That is the nervous laughter of an announcer who knows that the man sitting next to him has snapped.

[DillonDank]

Commentator 'I was about to go down the elevator and get in that thing'
we now know why he didn't, he only fights women.

[christopherwebb]

This was the year that Miami's status as one of college football's blue-bloods died. Their slide actually began a couple years earlier, but it was by 2006 that it became clear that it wasn't merely a brief rough patch between national championships. The dynasty was over.

[feddyvonwigglestein]

"You come into our house, you should get yo buh-hind kicked!"
Lamar, to his newborn child

[alanc]

2:50 first useful red circle I think I've ever seen

[zachpowell]

Anyone else see the one guy just cleating everyone’s calves

[nate_kang]

that 2006 Miami team (and just Miami football from that era in general) was freakin' crazy, and not in a good way. In addition to everything he talks about in this video, Miami also saw one of their own players (Bryan Pata) get murdered during the season. The case was long unsolved but, 15 yrs later, they figured out that it was ONE OF HIS OWN MIAMI TEAMMATES who'd murdered him. Just absolute insanity.

[ch_xmaworld]

“When you come in our home you gonna get your ass kicked”
What lamar said to his unborn baby

[filtheecasual]

immediately liked after “the myles garrett move”

[anthonyrafn]

Myles garrett after seeing this: Hey, that seems cool

[patrickkowalski]

my dad was a student at Notre Dame when the Catholics vs Convicts game happened. To this day, he still hates Miami's guts, and that was the greatest game he's ever seen. So i understand why Miami got in this brawl

[cydaej-d]

Lamar: “I was about to go down the elevator to get in that thing”
Me: 🧢

[donnyg]

The other commentator nervously laughing after realizing the guy next to him is mentally unstable 😂😂😂

[josegurrola]

Jesus christ who gave that commentator a job after those charges

[joshclaxton]

I was extremely impressed with the form and execution of the helmet swing. It landed with exceptional speed and momentum Looks like he had practice that for years!