You’re correct to assume college fans are more passionate than NFL. College football is allot like soccer in that it’s more localized so it means more to the fans, more traditions, more history, more rivalry’s. Having been to both, the vibe at Auburn vs Alabama was very similar to the old firm

One bit of context that gets left out is not only are all of these huge plays, but almost every one of them is either a massive upset, a brutal rivalry, or a championship game. Almost none of them were without supreme fan interest even before you consider how great the play was. I wish they didn’t put music over this. College football calls are some of the greatest in the world IMO. They get SO into their calls.

Yep storming the field... typically happens after upsets and or after long droughts of losing streaks

10:40 Johnny Bust preferred cocaine to football is the short explanation.

Starting around the half way point I said to myself that they were saving kick 6 for the end. My gut was right

Manziel thought partying and drugs was more important than football. So the Browns cut him.

This was a dope compilation haven’t seen this one before

You don’t understand how crazy that last one was. Look up “Saban got a second?”

8 Years later and the Kick Six (the last highlight) still gives me goosebumps. That season was Magic for an Auburn fan, even if it didn't finish well.

Being a college football fan, especially for a team that isn't a "traditionally" great team, is a labor of love. My dad never misses a game, and on any given Saturday in the fall, he's going to either be in his team's stadium or watching them on TV if it's an away game. They've had a few good seasons and produced some amazing NFL talent, but man if the majority of seasons haven't been heartbreakers at times. I've seen my dad go in full-on depressions at times. College athletics is the only thing in the US I think you could find a comparison for the loyalty and religion-like quality you talk about in English football. Professional teams are too far away from most people and the fact that a team could hypothetically be moved at any time, it's hard to get SUPER invested. Universities don't move, and they've been around longer than professional sports in the US. People can trace their allegiance to college teams all the way back to the 1800s, usually. It's really special, and the number of people that get into it (the huge stadiums you see) is a testament to that. Also, I'm sure you're aware but some of these special moments had less to do with the actual play, but rather the weight of the game, the history between the two teams, specific players, etc. For example, that clip where you talked about pitch invasions was Ole Miss beating the perennial powerhouse that is Alabama football. Beating Alabama is monumental no matter what, and when you do it in monumental fashion like that, people are going to go wild.

I am glad you enjoyed it. It is a little painful as an Alabama fan since our losses always make these lists. Invading the pitch or storming the field is something we sadly see more than our share of. The last time every SEC team stormed the field it seems it was after beating Alabama at home.

What makes this compilation even more special is that most are game winning plays in the last minute/seconds of the game.

That Army Navy game was insane. I was in the Corps of Cadets when they missed it. Cold, wet and tired, but didn't care because we got to sing second.

13:04 was one of the greatest passes by Tua Tagovailoa when Alabama won the 2018 national championship game back in January 2019. I watched that game in it's entirety. Such excitement. If you watched closely, Irv Smith Jr. accidentally knocks down a photographer when Alabama went to celebrate that touchdown pass LOL! The last clip was called "The Kick Six" when Auburn upset Alabama back during the 2013 Iron Bowl. Alabama was going to make a field goal attempt during the last second of the game, when it was short of the goal post. There was an Auburn punt returner beside the goal post line. When the football veered off, the Auburn punt returner caught the football, and took off with it towards the other way. Auburn won the game 34-28. There hasn't been anything like that since then. Coming from an Alabama fan, that was a lucky save for Auburn that evening.

Also... since 2009, Alabama has been the Champion 6 times !! Love it !! ROLL TIDE 🐘🐘🏆

College football in a lot of states especially in the South is bigger than the NFL so the stadiums have to be huge to fit the fans. WAR EAGLE!!!!!!

This whole video could have just been Texas A&M vs LSU 2018 😂🤣 it went in to 7 overtime’s...... and was the greatest game of football I have ever seen. If you haven’t watched the whole overtime highlights of that game, you NEED TO. Greatest game of college football in the last 50 years. Anyway, great video 🔥🔥🔥🔥

12:02 this LSU vs Texas A&M is maybe the craziest college football game ever. I would recommend doing an entire video dedicated to this one game. I believe it went into 7 overtime periods before A&M finally won.

That Georgia Alabama National Champjons game, that last play i knew it was over when ol boy got beat for a TD damn near cried

Cool to see a Brit with such genuine reactions lol. I liked how you would weave when the runners were making their way down field. By looking at the scoreboard, you can see that some of these were upsets and rivalries, which make these last second plays even more awesome.

The Army Navy game a serious deal, all the cadets including the ones NOT playing in the game, which is basically the whole student body, have to know how many days in until they play each other again.

Check out Tyron Protho's "The Catch" during the 2005 University of Alabama vs Southern Miss game ... there'll never be another one of those!

Kabir, Thanks again for another reacts of the Best College Football Moments of the Decade.

American College Student here. "Fanbases are more passionate." I have been saying this my entire life when people inevitably always ask why I love NCAAF astronomically more than the NFL. Good analysis @Kabir Considers. You've Nailed it.

13:21 Don't know if it's on your list already but add 'The Kick Six, Auburn’s Iron Bowl miracle vs. Alabama, deserves a deep rewind' by Secret Base. This is the greatest play, so far, in college football.

12:30 we lead for zero seconds of that game, but won. The same as the previous clip at 6:35. In both games, we literally never had the lead except for the final score...we took the lead with zero time remaining in both games. That was an incredible season. Hard to believe that it was almost six years ago. Time flies.

I watch the second half and all 7 overtime’s of the LSU Texas A&M game and it was easily the best game I’ve ever watched. Also, as a Georgia fan I had a few different emotions during this video😂

It's nice to see someone across the pond who recognizes that college has, and by far, the most passionate fan bases. There is no US sport with as much pageantry and none whose fan bases live and die by the results of Saturdays in the fall. There is nothing like a college football Saturday on the fall; it almost makes me want the summer to go by faster when we here in Michigan need to enjoy the summer as much as possible!

Kabir!!! Thank you! The one you said was probably one of the best catches you've ever seen was the University of Central Florida and our QB was Blake Bortles to WR JJ Worton! I remember watching this game on TV live and could not believe they won that game!

College fb has a different breed of fans. When i went to Texas State the fb team was one of the worst in the country but we'd still pack the stands in torrential downpours to cheer on the team.

Love your vids bro, feels like I’m reliving these moments. American guy here.

One thing about college football is that the season is short and intense: 12 games, once a week, and a bowl game about a month later. Then from Jan to Sep you wait and you wait and you wait! Soccer, is just the opposite. There seems to be almost no offseason. I mean, right now, they have the Euros. But as soon as that is over, they have a preseason tour and BOOM... new season in September. The off-season of Soccer is just enough time to get a cup of coffee and sit down and before you know it, there's a match on.

I was a student and was at the game at 10:05 most incredible moment. We had an undefeated season but were close to losing against our rivals in the last game. This was the last major play of the game and he ran it all the way back

I don't know if you know this but Nortre Dame's helmets are painted with real gold and polished to shine on the field.

You knew way more than I thought! Great video!

Kabir I was at that Florida vs Tennessee game that play was amazing live you should have been there the SWAMP was rocking. You have to witness an american college football game

What makes these great moments are generally playoff games won or lost. Take note of them scores if you watch again and you'll have an even better understanding as to why they're great.👍

Funny how he turned his head probably during the greatest block in college football history, lol

We don’t storm the field as a Alabama fan we just act like we have been there before when something great or a huge win happens

Can’t wait for college football season to start! Just a few short months away. Go Irish!

Some of these plays definitely deserve their own reaction. Plays like the Kick Six, (as an Auburn grad still one of the most unforgettable days of my life) “Trouble with the Snap”, and the Miami game winner against Duke to name a few are soooooo much better and goosebump inducing if you know the context behind them. Great video!

Great reaction, lots of fun!

Wake Me Up is such an underrated song, Aloe Blacc is an underrated singer. Damn, this music brings back so many good memories

Your reaction vids make my mundane "work from home via COVID" lifestyle more tolerable. Cheers bro.

Part of what you may be missing is that many of those highlights were conference or national championship games won in the final seconds or big rivalry games on the last play.

Love watching your vids, they honestly brighten up my day. Huge college football fan btw!

The last play they showed doesn't do that play justice....EPIC PLAY!!! Alabama vs. Auburn

Great compilation of greatest CFB moments of the last decade, but it missed a big one in 2018 when #2 Ohio St was upset by Purdue

I still remember hearing about that last one. Back in that season Alabama was the #1 ranked college team and just imagining being at that game, it must have been a crazy charged vibe for the Auburn fans. It was one of the annual bowl games(semi championship games).

UT vs USC 2006. One of the greatest college football games of all time. In my opinion, of course

Keep in mind additionally not only are these teams often times tremendous rivals but the conferences themselves are rivals as well for the quality of the game that they play within the conferences individually. Southeastern conference and the Big Ten conference is respectively do not have much respect for conferences in the western part of the US because they play such a large passing game with not as much defense. The NFL is known for its passing game and the university games are changing to be more pass-oriented, whereas the original American football game, where the “tough guys” played what was known as “3 yards in a cloud of dust”, meaning strong but brutal running games is still defended as real football. Both running games and passing games and the combination of the two all have their good points. Understanding the emotion behind the games that one in these highlights and the actual players who made the scores are really important part of understanding the actual games themselves. Just as in the UK there are a long-standing football rivalries the university rivalries are often over 100 years old.

Yeah, British football fans live it like American college football fans do. Very similar passion. Here's a story for you: I'm a lifelong fan and graduate of the University of Alabama. The south endzone of Bryant-Denny Stadium is directly across the street from a large city cemetery. When I was a student there in the early 90s, the guy buried in the corner plot facing the stadium entrance had a living trust that paid to decorate his grave site in team regalia on home game days. Not even death can stop a Crimson Tide fan. When I heard the story of the "F You I'm Millwall" guy, it resonated. I could totally picture his Alabama counterpart being like, "Nuh uh, not in Tide Country, asshole!" Oh, and American sports jargon tip: the pose held by the guy at 6:38, with his hands on his head and his mouth hanging open in disbelief, is known in America as the "surrender cobra." I've struck that pose many times myself. LOL

The kick six is one of the best college football moments ever in my opinion

Please react to the craziest college football season of all time, by kto. It's a great video and it shows a little bit how college football works.

Here for the Michigan State plays. Especially the Michigan game. Hee hee hee Love it. And that game against Baylor was epic. Was just about to give them up for dead when they started making that comeback. Go Green!

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4:55 I’m SO GLAD you love this play! One of my favorites of all time.

I was at two of the games in this video (Michigan State against Baylor and Wisconsin). There's nothing quite like seeing something like that in person.

Fun facts about the Michigan vs Michigan State games, local news stations broadcasted and posted articles stating Michigan won when in fact one of the craziest most unlikely scenarios happen causing them to lose in the final seconds. That’s TOO good especially being a Buckeye Fan!

Manziel was famous as a “running” quarterback. When the NFL pays you millions a year, they don’t want you running the ball and getting beat up every play. So, after being “encouraged” to stay in the backfield and only pass, it became apparent he wasn’t as good as he looked in college.

That clemson wv game was the best thing to ever happen to us, as a clemson fan

Y’all boys I know this comp hit different if you watch them live 10+ years ago goosebumps whole video man. College football 🏈

6:35 this was one of the happiest moments of my life. I was literally hugging strangers in the pub. "Oh he has trouble with the snap! And the ball is free! Its picked up by Michigan State's Jalen Watts-Jackson. And he scores!!!! On the last play of the game!!!! Unbelievable!!!!" Sadly, Watts-Jackson suffered a career ending hip injury on that play. But he'll always be a Spartan legend for that play.

Stanford football home games are the best! The Stanford University Campus is called "The Farm" and its huge! There is a big forest in the middle of campus and the football stadium is in the middle or that forest. The day od the game, a lot of people park their cars and trucks and RVs in the forest and camp out there all day and night. Once the game starts at night, they turn on all the floodlights at the stadium and being in the dark forest with no lights and then having this big lighted up stadium in the middle looks like something out or a Sci fi movie! It's so cool! And all the bleachers in the stadium are metal and everyone in the whole stadium bangs the bleachers non stop while the game is playing. It sounds like the ancient Roman Colloseum with the Gladiators!!!

That Ole Miss vs Alabama game when the fans stormed the field, the Ole Miss fans climbed up the field goal post, tore it down, and broke it, and proceeded to take it to their homes or dorm rooms. Now the field goal is reinforced to the ground

That play at 10:53 with TCU and Oregon looked pretty mundane, but it sealed the biggest bowl comeback in college football history. TCU was down 31 to 0 at halftime with a 3rd string quarterback, and managed to win the game 41-47.

9:21 had the pleasure of seeing this one in person

Storming the field is a crazy experience.

The army versus Navy is the tradition the tradition of this game is great I watch this game every year and makes me proud to be an American

This was a tough video to watch as a Georgia fan but college football can’t be beat

That was West Virginia University (WVU) that ran that ball the entire length of the field, against Clemson. I was watching that game. You can imagine how loud every West Virginian was cheering, not just at the game, but all over the state. WVU had a good season that year (2018 I believe). WVU football is the closest thing we have to a pro team, in our state.

That last clip was the infamous "Iron Bowl" game where Alabama tried to kick a field goal, fell short. However, it was caught by an Auborn player and he ran it in at the last moments of the game. It was a shocking win for sure.

If you haven't already, I highly recommend watching highlights from the 2006 Rose bowl game of USC v Texas.

The snow game was the traditional Army-Navy game, between the US Military Academy (Army) and the US Naval Academy. It doesn't matter if the teams are very good or not, the game is a fierce rivalry. All of the fans from the two schools show up in full uniform to sit in the stands, and the energy in the game is electric. In the early part of the 20th century, both teams were excellent, some of the best college football in the country, and the rivalry then was intense.

@12:02 The best part of that is that game goes to 7 Overtimes. More points are scored when regulation time is over than during. After 4 quarters 31-31 and end 72-78 Fun game

I am in love with everything you do. I got your back thick and thin, UGA bulldog. woof woof keep em coming!

can't believe Joe (the jet) Adams punt return against Tennessee wasn't in here somewhere

They used the wrong version of the final play. That has to be shown in full the way it aired. Alabama was supposed to go to overtime with Auburn but Alabama argued there was one more second on the clock. They decided to use that final second to try a looooong field goal for 3 points to win the game. However they had been missing easier kicks all game. But they tried. Since the kick was not far enough it landed in the field of play. Auburn wisely had Chris Davis Jr. stand there in case it was short. And he ran 107 yards through the whole Alabama team and scored. Which sent Auburn to the SEC Championship and then to the BCS championship. Where they played Florida State. The final play of that game was shown too quickly and without context as well. The reason Florida State was able to make that play is because Chris Davis Jr. from the other game, was penalized for interference on the receiver, letting Florida State try again. And this time they threw it high enough where only one player on the field could catch it, Kelvin Benjamin. Combine this with the earlier game in Auburn's season where the ball bounced of the other team's helmet and they scored, and Auburn's season was truly magical. They almost won it all with magic.

Actually in College football storming the field is allowed. Not for every game but its pretty well accepted that in major games theirs no point in trying to keep the students off the field. I've gotten to storm the field 2x including the first one they showed in this video, I went to Iowa State. One time we beat our major in-state rival, the Hawkeyes, in double overtime. The one in the video was the same year, when we beat the then #1 ranked team, also in overtime, we are one of the lower ranked teams that rarely has players that make it to the NFL so it was a big deal. Both time their were security guards in front of the seating that let everyone through as soon as the game was officially done.

You should definitely react to crazy College Basketball (March Madness is crazy) moments. A packed arena full of passionate fans is absolutely insane

At 10:45 you have to react to that 2014 ohio state buckeyes team. It was the first year of the playoff and they went through 3 qbs bc of injuries and all the trials and tribulations (including the death of a teammate) they went through that year really cemented the playoff and its just a great story overall. I highly recommend looking into it at some point. There's definitely some pong videos just bc of how doubted they were. It was the last time a major upset really happened in the playoff and it was the first ever playoff in college football history. There's probably some long videos to get the full view on everything but that team was super talented and no one had them winning it. Everyone picked against them. I also recommend watching a video about the 2003 national championship Ohio State vs Miami. It's a great game that signed the end of one dynasty and the beginning of a new one with tremendous backstory with how uber talented the 2 teams were. With debatable flags and everything. Just 2 great stories with 2 great upsets.

One of the oldest football mini games to play to practicing catching a Hail Mary pass is called jackpot. We used to play it all the time back in the day. The game was to 1000 points. You won’t have a whole by himself call out a number and throw the ball high and deep. The group of people would then try their best to catch it or stop someone else from the catch

Love these reactions. I recently found a video of the top NFL plays. Can I just say Walter Peyton was on it in 5 positions. If you'll remember one of my requests that you did. Peyton is my pick for number 1.

You should watch the college football teams entrances! My whole family went to Virginia Tech and huge fans. The come out to “Enter Sandman” by Metallica and the whole stadium goes wild! We are huge supporters of our college and there is nothing that compares to the excitement and energy in the stadiums during a college football game! Go Hokies 🦃

Big fan of your videos man!!

In the south, college football is far more important to us than pro. I like our pro team (Tennessee Titans) but I bleed orange which is the University of Tennessee’s color. I knew the Hail Mary at Georgia would make it bc it was amazing. I was walking on clouds for the next week, no doubt.

Have you done a video on college footballs best traditions or mascots? Things like the War Eagle, Mike the Tiger, Ralphie, the UofI wave, jump around, etc?

Im surprised there werent more LSU clips since we have had Odell, Leonard Fournette, and Joe Burrow

If you're a WR you're expected to catch anything you touch. These passes are impressive but they're also textbook as far as the execution. I've made that one handed diving catch countless times. Some people just have natural hands. Hand eye coordination and body control is the 🗝️

Ann Arbor Michigan. The big house. 120,000 after the upgrades a few years back and home of my personal favorite college team the Michigan wolverines.

College fans where I'm from are very passionate cause my state only has a professional basketball team and no other pro teams. So college sports are huge here.

You should check out the Michigan vs Ohio State rivalry, in my opinion one of the best in sports history

That first stadium is in my home town and the population of the city nearly doubles on game day. Never goes under 100k attendance no matter who we are playing, or how bad we are.

I think the college stadium ur talking about is the biggest stadium and thats for both college and pros. Heck there are several college stadiums that are bigger than most if not all pro stadiums for the amount of people they hold. What the pros spend their money on it the shine and comfort.

You need to watch the first week of College Football this year the first week has Crazy Matches Alabama vs Miami one of them

Johnny Manziel was signed to the browns, ended up partying too much and I think arrested a few times and was then released from the NFL. lol

9:50 that play was called Rocket. And I watched it in the same pub(there seems to be a pattern here). I was euphoric. Sadly, we lost the rematch to Wisconsin later that season for the Big Ten Championship.

FUN FACT: That actually wasn't snow. That was the infamous "Army-Navy Cocaine Bowl". ;-)

Yeah Johnny Manziel was the biggest name in college football that year, almost single handedly led his Texas A&M team to beat the unbeatable #1 Alabama. He got drafted to play in NFL but had major struggles after college..partying, addiction etc he got cut after a couple seasons never made it back..

There’s so much more to that last highlight, but the man making the radio call for Auburn was Rod Bramblett. It’s one of the best calls in college football history. Unfortunately he passed away in a car accident about a year ago.