What is your most memorible college football moment of all-time?
146770
Gotta be the Buckeyes winning the 2003 Fiesta Bowl.  I had worked a double at work by the time they won.  I was watching the tube, I fell to the floor and cried, then I went outside, looked north and screamed "(expletive) Michigan" while giving the double bird salute.
883788
Without a doubt...last year's National Championship Game...University of Texas - USC!!
541960
Top 25 College Football Rivalries  \n  \n \n\n1. Alabama vs Auburn \nSeries Record: Alabama leads 38-31-1   \nTrophy: Omicron Delta Kappa-James E. Foy V Sportsmanship Trophy\nThis college football rivalry is number one as the fire, passion and hate between the two schools is unlike any other. This game literally stops a state. The teams didn't play from 1907 to 1948 because after the 1907 game, they couldn’t decide which referees to use. The trophy for this game isn't as important as the ownership of the state that comes with a win.\n\n\n\n \n\n2. Ohio State vs Michigan\nSeries Record: Michigan leads 58-39-6. \nAward: Ohio State players get a gold charm in the shape of a pair of pants if they win.\nNo rivalry has a better combination of history and championship implications than Michigan vs Ohio State.  Since 1913, the two teams have combined for all or part of 70 Big Ten titles and the have finished 1-2 in the standings 15 times since 1968. \n \n\n \n\n \n\n3. Oklahoma vs Texas\nSeries Record: Texas leads 57-39-5.\nTrophy: The Golden Hat\nKnown as: "The Red River Shootout". The winning team's state is  supposed to get ownership of the Red River for one year until the next game. It's one the few rivalries that are played on a neutral field. These two teams play in Dallas, Texas which is is exactly halfway between the two schools, Austin, Texas, and Norman, Oklahoma.\n\n4. Army vs Navy\nSeries Record: Series tied 49-50-7 \nAward: Gold cloth stars to put on their letter sweaters for victories\nNotes: This game probably has more history and tradition than any other rivalry in the country. This game is also part of the Commander-In-Chief trophy(Army, Navy, & Air Force)  \n\n5. USC vs Notre Dame\nSeries Record: Notre Dame leads 42-31-5  \nTrophy: The Jeweled Shillelagh\nThe winner of this game has gone on to win the national title 19 times, plus these two schools have produced 11 Heisman winners.\n\n6. Florida State vs Miami\nSeries Record: Miami leads 29-21\nSince the 1987, Florida State has lost out on playing for the national championship five times because of losses to Miami. The two teams have met 13 times in the last 18 years when both were ranked in the top ten. Since 1983, these two teams have combined for more national titles  than any other two rivals in the country.\n\n7. Lafayette vs Lehigh\nSeries Record: Lafayette leads 73-62-5  \nKnown as: "The Game"\nThis is the most-played rivalry in college football history.\n\n\n\n8. Texas vs Texas A&M\nSeries Record: Texas leads the series, 70-34-5. \nThis was voted the top college football rivalry in a USA Today online poll. \n\n9. Harvard vs Yale \nSeries Record: Yale leads 64-49-8 \nKnown as: "The Game"\nThis game is the third most-played in history; only Layafette-Lehigh and Princeton-Yale have been played more often.\n\n\n\n10. Florida vs Georgia\nSeries Record: Georgia leads the series, 45-35-2.\nKnown as:  "World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party"\nGeorgia may hold the series lead, but Florida has had Georgia's number since 1992. This rivalry is one of only a few that is played on a neutral site, Jacksonville, FL.\n\n11.  Nebraska vs Oklahoma\nOklahoma leads the series, 41-37-3. \nThe 1971 game was considered by many, the greatest college football game of all-time. 19 times during this series, one of these two teams have been rated #1.\n\n12. Auburn vs Georgia\nSeries Record: Auburn leads 52-48-8 \n"The Oldest Rivalry in the Deep South" . Like many other games, these two even argue about the overall record between the two teams. The schools played the first SEC overtime game in 1996. Both teams played their first College Football game against each other in 1892 in Atlanta, which Auburn won 10-0.\n\n13. USC vs UCLA\nSeries Record: USC leads the series, 38-27-7 \nKnown as: The battle for the Victory Bell\nThe winning team paints the bell in their color to match the gold: blue for UCLA, cardinal for U
864455
It was on ESPN Classic, Sunday. That is pretty good. It was an instant classic.
25805
EITHER AUBURN, USC, STANFORD, OR TEXAS FOR A FACT
12686
If you are looking for one single team from one single year it's hard to say because who really knows how a team from this decade would play against a team from another decade.  You can speculate all you want but there is no way to prove your point for sure.\n\nIf you are looking at teams over the course of several years I think you have to call the Trojans the best all time college football team, especially if they beat Texas convincingly on January 4. \n\nIt has been 44 years since Oklahoma's 47 game winning streak but some would probably argue for them-  at least relative to the level of play at the time.
1001850
Best all times-\n\nQB-Bernie Kosar\n     -Vinny Testaverde\nRB's- Edgerrine James\n        -Clinton Portis\nWR's- Steve Smith\n         -Michael Irvin\n\nDL-Vince Wilfork\n    - Warren Sapp\nLB's-Ray Lewis*******\n      -Jonathan Vilma\nDB's-Ed Reed\n\n*******denotes Da U's greatest player ever (in the NFL, In College Michael Irvin was the greatest and probably 2 greatest in pro's)
23352
Bowl games are over Long time ago!!!!!
733416
you should specify college football.......at first i thought you were talking about pro
865881
I was at the University of Michigan football stadium supporting my team, Michigan State University against UofM, all resplendent in green and white (MSU colors). At halftime, I went to get refreshments, and to beat the rush, jumped the rail and went down a muddy hill.\n\nI slipped and slid down that hill face-first becoming completely covered in mud, with hundreds of people laughing at me all the way down. Pretty darn embarrassing.
888658
Ok this is easy!  Does anyone remember the hidden ball trick by Ken Stabbler?  He would hike the ball and make it look like he handed off to a running back who would go down into a pile right away...and while everyone stops thinking the play is over,,,,stabbler who had the ball the whole time behind his back would sneak around the end when no one was looking for a touchdown!    Never been a play like that since!
1020270
ucla.rivals.com has a message board for UCLA Bruins fans and alumni.  I am sure they know everything about him.  He does have one of the greatest games ever by a WR in college football. something like 6 catches for 250+ yards
692635
Haha I did one time by accident at a JV football practice. I was preparing to hit head on with the safety on defense, and I closed my eyes for the impact and he went low on me, taking out my ankles. He didnt wrap up, and I flipped right over him, but I landed on my feet and walked on into the endzone. It was awesome and really hilarious!
809283
Algernon Darius Crumpler to be exact.  They said his full name about 300 times on SportsCenter like 3 weeks ago when he caught those 3 touchdown passes.
882083
I can't wait for the Texas/Ohio St rematch in the desert for all the marbles.\n\nHook'em!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\nColt's not a freshman anymore.
742899
The longest rivalry is Harvard -- Yale.  The first game was played in 1875.\n\nThe most played rivalry in College Football is the Lehigh-Lafayette Rivalry between Lehigh University and Lafayette College who have met 141 times since 1884.
777063
look for the college football hall of fame website