Craziest 'Faked Out' Moments in College Football

Craziest "Faked Out" Moments in College Football

BIBLE VERSE OF THE DAY: Matthew 5:7

[IlGreven]

Purdue falling for the same trick twice...peak Boilermaker right there!

[davidmoore]

Fakeing a slide should be a penalty with as easy def is called for hitting when they do

[CrustyCrendan]

I think faking a knee/slide/fair catch are all far more unsportsmanlike than doing a little strut into the endzone

[JacksonPM]

4:10 is one of my favorite plays of all time with such a great camera angle, and the way no one rushes the punter..not an LSU fan at all either lol

[NeekoFreeman]

The "unsportsmanlike" conduct call was BS. dude is celebrating. defenders should've worked harder.

[NoobishTrainerJoe]

Hide the midget would be a crazy call from announcers nowadays.

[Junkman]

The penalty for celebrating before a touchdown is BULL$HIT. 🙄🙄🙄

[jordonyang]

0:56 bro was just standing there waiting for the ball 😂

[Jgarthebeast]

faking a slide should be illegal because if he starts that motion and gets hit, its then a personal foul.

[rebeccaaltman]

never thought i'd see w&m make any of these types of videos. roll tribe baby!!!!

[MrDarren]

Faking the slide should have been a penalty…cannot deny that

[AppleTree-emhg]

10:00 inspired the Philly Special in the Super Bowl. 💪

[TT-dver]

The Oregon one was my favorite that dude sold that so hard. Shrader with the TWO'fer

[cometastral]

Basically "quarterbacks abusing protections"

[supreme]

0:49 I can't stand Florida, but that touchdown just standing there in the end zone was ice cold

[drew]

Wouldn't the villanova/bc one be a dead ball after putting it on the ground?

[Conormedy]

0:39 we need this announcer in the NFL

[russellbonaccorso]

These are some brilliant plays, but some were wasted on 2-point conversions.

[dylanwhitmire]

When is the clemson QB td reception from? Its the same play as the philly special im wondering which inspired which

[tmarsden]

"Unsportsmanlike Conduct" is such a stupid concept and the opposite of how people see the U.S. of A.