The best part is Michigan has only themselves to blame. No controversial penalties or conspiracy theories to use as excuses. A low snap and a failure to cover the ball.

I came here after it was announced Joe Tess was signed by WWE

The only thing I can think of is Jalen Watts-Jackson being in probably what is the most agonizing pain you could ever experience because he broke his hip them his entire team kept jumping on him.

WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE!!!

The ol' Schembeckler Buckler. At least this was a national TV humiliation, not like Baylor's Sep 11, 1999 last-play loss designed by their first-year coach Kevin Steele, who wanted to 'teach a winner's attitude' by scoring a cheap, last-second touchdown against lousy UNLV. Instead, the Rebels ran back the RB's fumble 97 years for the game winning TD as the gun sounded. Coach Steele took his lesson to heart, getting Baylor lose more games by 50-points-or-more (14) than total wins (9, including three of Div-II squads). Great coaching shows up.

Classic game

I don't believe that there will ever be a time that trash lucy and her minions won't pull the bail out from under me.....

I’m an Alabama fan and even though I have bad memories of our own kick six, I still come back to this once in a while if for no other reason just to see the hang dog look on Jimbo Fisher’s face

I give props to the announcer (Sean McDonough if I remember correctly). Instead of blathering on and on after one of the most improbable finishes in college football history, he lets the images speak.

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The Rambling Wreck from Georgia Tech!

The punter needs a hug. Where is John Thomson when you need him…

I watched this game live with my brother who isn’t a college football fan and bet him $10 Michigan st was going to win. I’m back here today because of how funny and stupid this sequence was

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It's like a franchise play. When the time comes As they say hail Mary This isn't in reference to a prayer a long toss

Great play obviously, but man the announcers kinda kill this.

The drop wasn't the bad part. It was the blind attempted lateral that makes this bad.

bru y are aunouncers so calm?

I'm not sure which was more satisfying to watch, this or the Appalachian State blocked FG against Michigan a few years earlier.......

Ahh, the guy in the camera shot in the middle... Never gets old... Wonder how he's doing.

i keep coming back to this every few years just to see a bunch of Michigan fans have the tabled flipped right on their heads in the last 5 seconds of the game. and i love it.

"And Georgia Tech with an opportunity....."

This was probably the most agonizing loss Michigan had in the Harbaugh era.

yo my brother was wildin

I remember watching this lol

Who’s watching this is 2024

You see I’m a duke fan and a Miami fan, I like Miami a little better, but idk whether to be happy, amazed or sad

Georgia > Florida

If you’re gonna have a career ending injury that’s the best possible way to do it

Do you like gas f*** you

anyone want to capitalize upon this video and show people how you can believe to get what you want. Make a commercial you know.

Dude's knee clearly hit the ground.

College Football is the greatest. NFL is trash and rarely has moments like that

Miami miracl college edition

I can't help but smile when I watch this

This was a really heartbreaking painful way for Michigan to lose this game, but now they can just laugh about it years later because they're national champions now! And the Spartans are still the little brother afterall 😂

0:16 buddy’s life was crumbling all around him 😂

Why punt?

I bet the kicker was so happy.

All he had to do was fall on the ball once he had it.

34 took his helmet off

It’s crazy because at that point you gotta just drop on the ball and cover it. State had no timeouts left and less than 10 seconds on the clock on Michigan’s 40 yard line. They would have to throw a deep Hail Mary with about 7 seconds left or a kick a long field goal. Or maybe run one quick play to get out of bounds and hope for a closer field goal. I’ll never forget being at work and everyone was either cheering or silent. 😂 as a Michigan fan I couldn’t believe wtf I just witnessed.

First it was a disaster on how they were in punt formation

At least U-M got the Natty some years later!

They had more replays of this, and you can see Watts Jackson literally catches the ball with one hand way over on the outside of his thigh and hip. It was just an incredible lucky talented play that was just meant to be. Harbaugh thought hey we're finally back! Not so fast my friend! I'm not sure if Watts Jackson graduated or what he's doing professionally now in 2024, but he can be assured that for the next hundred years or more people are going to be watching this play at the College Football Hall of Fame and of course at the Spartan displays in East lansing. One of the greatest college football endings right up there with of course the Cal Bears and the band.

This was one of the funniest things I've ever seen on TV 😅.

Shoutsout all who had to go through this. From this to now national champions, we did it🥲〽️〽️〽️

Don’t worry, 0:15 guy, you can finally rest easy

0:21 u can just feel the sadness burn thru your very soul😔😔😔

Bro was going through puberty during this game