College Football 'Rare' Moments | Part 2

A compilation of moments that rarely occur in College Football Games. This includes events such as wacky plays, weird penalties, and many other random things that rarely occur. Some of these moments have occured multiple times, but overall they are very rare. Let me know if there are any plays that you believe I left out. Enjoy!

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[pschighlights]

Can you guys remember any other instances of a QB getting ejected? It is pretty uncommon, especially for targeting.

[jacobsalazar]

The refs in that Old Dominion Western Kentucky game did not want to go to OT lol

[JoeTestosterogan]

Marcus Murphy is one of the most impressive return men in college football. I mean my god. The angles and speed that guy creates are almost unreal to watch.

[superman]

That ending to the Old Diminion Western Kentucky game lol 😃

[BD--And-Only]

Imagine scoring 12 points in 12 seconds by yourself lol

[jklotzgh]

In 2009, Iowa blocked a game-winning field goal attempt by Northern Iowa. UNI recovered the ball with time and was able to attempt another FG, which was blocked again. As far as I know, this is the only instance of consecutive blocked FGs. Love your vids btw.

[alexanderroberts]

That Mizzou-Florida game...around that time period, there was a stat out there that teams who held their opponents to 120 or fewer total yards of offense in a game were 148-2 over...however many years that was. The two losses? 2011 Florida vs. Florida State, and 2014 Florida vs. Mizzou, both at the Swamp, both under Will Muschamp. And if that stat doesn't sum up the Muschamp years succinctly, I dunno what does.

[pschighlights]

Btw if you are confused about the Toledo vs Central Michigan clip, the ref is asking the fans and cheerleaders to be quiet because it is distracting Toledo 😅

[kevindickson]

if they're "ejecting" players from a game, i think the players should be literally ejected out of the stadium...by catapult or equivalent.

[JohnRitchiejd]

Wait... The QB? Ejected for targeting? Why does that sound like the most CFB thing to ever happen?

[curtismiller]

I don't know what I enjoy more, the plays themselves or the announcers sounding like kids in a candy shop while watching the plays. :)

[anondescriptobserver]

I remember that Mizzou-Florida game vividly, although I did have to look up the specific offensive yardage total for Mizzou that night (119). Marcus Murphy had more yards just on returns.

[jimwangjr.]

Its really interesting watching these videos and seeing the evolution of football, specifically the rules about when a runner is defenseless, when a catch is actually a catch vs and interception because they didnt establish themselves as a "runner", but also the equipment and the announcers just in this one video range like 40+ years, which seems like 100 years in football terms. Good stuff. I miss the old days.

[stefanjentoft]

One of my college's DIII homecoming games my team was down 7, but the opposition got a seeming pick-6 to seal the game as time expired. Only problem being, their whole team ran out onto the field to celebrate before the play was blown dead, leading to a too many men on the field penalty and another chance for my team that my team promptly took advantage of by scoring and capped it off by converting on the 2-point play to outright win the game. Those were some of the most dejected looking players I have ever seen...

[OG_Orly_OG]

the cheerleader and band one is because they were screaming “hut” and “go” confusing the snapper and the defense. it’s justified people just didn’t know why they were doing. same stuff happens at highschool games all the time.

[posysdogovych]

The one with the girl running onto the field to congratulate her brother even before the game was over was a testament to her psychic abilities. Western Michigan ended up winning 71-68 in 7 OTs.

[Astrobrant]

Bites hand. Wags tail. Happy wagging while being escorted out.
"Duhhh, did I do good? I did good, right? Do I get a treat?"

[MattyVYT]

I was at that game between Montana-Nau where the QB got ejected. That stadium went wild when that happened and it was awesome to witness in person

[tannerpoo]

I love this video. There were several I’ve never seen and I thought I’d seen everything. That bowling green one where he recovered his own fumble 😂

[RushFanatic]

That MSU field goal attempt reminds me of a playoff game I had in high school. We played in Abilene, TX, and the wind gusts were in the 30s. Our kicker/punter was the top guy in the state. He tried to punt one low and long into the wind, but it ended up being a 7-yard punt officially. The wind literally caught the ball midflight and blew it backward like 25 yards 😂