Purdue PERFECT 'Double Reverse' Trick Play TD vs Michigan State | 2021 College Football

During the college football game between Michigan State and Purdue, Purdue perfectly executed a double reverse trick play to score a touchdown and take a surprising 21-7 lead over third ranked Michigan State.

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[pschighlights]

This was such a great play… I knew it was a TD once I saw how many blockers the receiver had.

[rogerbrodniak]

That's an AMAZING block by that first offensive linemen in the wall against the oncoming defender. Almost looks like BOTH guys got knocked out on the play...at any rate, GREAT job rubbing out the first defender.

[Boxscot]

Its hilarious how many blockers that receiver had by the time the ball got to him

[seansoccer]

Check out Purdue #0: He assists with a crucial block so the pass can be made, then he RUNS 50 YARDS to make block #2! That is some OUTSTANDING HUSTLE!!!!💪

[FarFlungHeel]

The play design is impressive but the execution even more so. I've never seen a wall of blockers like that. The runner, who is a bit of a tank himself, looked like he was running behind a Panzer division. They obliterated the first and second wave of MSU defenders. And then the wide receivers came flying down the field like precision fighter planes and took out the last two defenders with beautiful blocks. Every player did his job perfectly.

[libertyvilleguy]

We were at the game. This was awesome to watch in person. I’m told Purdue coach Jeff Brohm got this play off YouTube from a high school team. Hugely proud of my Boilermakers, they kept their foot on the gas this whole game, never let up. QB Aiden O’Connell, a walk-on, had the 2nd most all time passing yards that MSU has ever surrendered. Great, great win.

[jacobborkovec]

The brilliance in this play is the fact that the offensive line is supposed to block left on a jet sweep which is what the handoff looked like initially. This put them in position to run a screen left without it looking like they were up to something tricky.

[LegendofGiantChikn]

Dopest play ive ever seen. The crowd omg the crowd as he go closer and closer

[VTPSTTU]

That block from the guy who came running down the field was impressive.

[brianfetrow]

I swear that Purdue only exists to f*** up good teams season

[justinyoung]

"That play took about 2 minutes!"
The entire video: less than a minute.

[bradleyvaughn]

if i was a top 10 seed, I'd be shaking at the thought of playing purdue

[skoom]

I cant not actually believe this worked.

[WaterburnerActual]

Perfect in every way. In addition, the Purdue players stayed with the play and did not quit till the ball crossed into the End Zone, and the whistle was blown to signal Touchdown!

[Guy_de_Loimbard]

Ah yes, the old "reverse flea-flicker screen." Used to do this on the playground all the time.

[keithbiz]

That collision at the top @ 0:07 looked absolutely brutal

[codiefitz]

Whoever that is flying onscreen from the left at 0:15, that is a fucking TEAMMATE

[murdacai]

The blocking by the WR was amazing. Hell of a play.

[billcook]

Wow, an actual double reverse. Announcers have a bad habit of calling things double reverses when they only change direction once.

[josephvelez]

That corner or safety that looks like he died at the 8 second mark when he tried to undercut that lineman - damn.