Craziest "Trick Plays" in College Football History
Craziest “Trick Plays” in College Football History (PART 1)
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Craziest "Trick Plays" in College Football History
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A lot missing here. How about that huge comeback of WMU broncos over UT? Also WMU Broncos 2 trick plays against Purdue in the Motor City bowl. How about CMU trick play to upset OK State? Also Boise State trick play in a bowl game to beat OK
man, my only exposure to american football is eyeshield 21 manga, its really amazing that the trick play on the manga really is something to find in the real game.
Not showing 2001 Nebraska or the 1983 "Fumblerooski" is just an injustice.
5:50 this is a punters dream 😂
Half of these are pretty ordinary plays
The no fair catch play was ballsy.
Give me a 1000 likes or else
4:15 It’s called a "single-file" line formation
1:23 NDSU mentioned
Nothing like watching a tackle running it in.
Kickers scoring touchdowns are my favorite trick plays. It’s always fun watching a player that only ever kicks the ball to show their true athleticism every now and again.
This _really_ represents why I came to love football *so much*: while it may seem like "just" a rough sports there’s actually _a lot_ of strategy involved as well; something which many of my friends totally manage to overlook (I’m from the Netherlands btw, football isn’t really a thing here).
Nice to see some champion bison football
0:54 I’m confused
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Dang I gotta watch more NDSU games
That play at 6:07 would probably work eveytime you did it. Teams should use these trick plays
Great.
how they get so wide open like that?😭
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those are some nice plays
Good to see the Fumblerooski again
The trick was the college dressing like the Miami dolphins
The QB option play (17:40) is not a trick play. If it is, then QB scrambles on pass attempts are trick plays.
Whoever wrote the title to this video doesn’t know what "college" is.
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Like half of these have just been people actually playing it like a team sport and throwing the ball to each other.
I’ll never forget that Boise St v Oklahoma Fiesta Bowl. That was before it was a little more common that G5 schools beat Power 5 teams in BCS Bowls. It was not common at all then, and this was what helped make Boise St into what they are today. I remember being in middle school and having to stay up late to watch it, and thinking how it was so cool that Ian Johnson proposed to a cheerleader after the game 😂😂
6:51 Travis Kelce
6:31 ‘no one within 5 yards of him,’ except the missed tackle behind the line of scrimage.
1:26 camera man got his camera broken😂
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I think the coach ment hide the little person
Which Kelce were they talking about, Jason or Travis???
9:08 "69 yards"💀💀
what a video
😂what a great catch 3:24
TD from Jalen Hurts to Deshaun Hand (Alabama vs Clemson 2018 Semifinal)
BSU will always be the king of trick plays after the tostitos fiesta bowl
5:25 Isn’t that illegal team downfield 😂?
" . . . Johnson, who had FELL down on the play??????? Should be "who had FALLEN down
The trick play GT pulled on Clemson is now illegal.
The only reason he got away with the "not a fair catch call" is the penalties they leavy against the team or player for "late hits". You know he will never be able to pull that trick again. The next time he tries he’ll get hit hard.
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Good
sorry but 1:20 is a clear give up by the other team. should not allow a "trick" in that situation
Ceedee lamb right back to hurts 10:57 has it been that long
Loved! My boyfriend actually listened to me after watching this on my forehead
you need the Ohio State onside kick versus Rice Sept. 7, 1996: Ohio State v Rice
🤯my new emoji for this vid