In this 1991 matchup between Michigan and Ohio State, receiver (and current ESPN college football analyst) Desmond Howard clinches the Heisman Trophy by returning a kickoff 93-yards for the touchdown. While the run was somewhat memorable, Howard immortalized the play by striking the familiar Heisman pose while celebrating in the endzone. As an added bonus, enjoy the Michigan and Ohio State posters recollections of the play–neither side appears to have forgotten it!
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You Tubesday: Joe Montana Works His Magic Against Air Force
Posted on 2007 under YouTube | No Comment19 Jun
Before he became an NFL Hall of Famer, the player that I consider the greatest quarterback ever, Joe Montana, was a youngster that suited up for the Fighting Irish. Check out this 1975 footage of Montana coming off the bench, down 30-10, against Air Force.
Ever wonder how the tradition with Lee Corso putting on the mascot head started? Well check out this You Tubesday clip to find out…
You Tubesday: Revis Makes Em Miss
Posted on 2007 under BCS Conferences, Big East, YouTube | No Comment29 May
Darrelle Revis gave Pittsburgh Panther fans something to cheer about with this amazing punt return against West Virginia last season. Check out the block by #81 in the beginning as he takes out two Mountaineers.
You Tubesday: Big Ten Network Previews Penn State
Posted on 2007 under BCS Conferences, Big Ten, YouTube | No Comment22 May
Thanks to our friends at the Big Ten Network for letting us use this video. They preview every Big Ten team with a short video. We will also be posting more information on what the station is going to carry and some frequently asked questions that Big Ten fans might have concerning the new network. Today’s YouTubesday previews the Nittany Lions, but if you would like to see the other videos check them out here.
You Tubesday: Irish Comeback Against Spartans
Posted on 2007 under BCS Conferences, Big Ten, Independent, YouTube | 2 Comments15 May
Notre Dame trailed by 16 points heading into the 4th quarter against Michigan State, but they pulled off one of the best comebacks of 2006 to win the game 40-37 in East Lansing. That loss cemented the fate of former Spartan coach John L. Smith and it sent the Spartans on a downward spiral like the Michigan meltdown did the year before. In today’s YouTubesday we look at the highlights from that game.
You Tubesday: The Real College Football Dynasty
Posted on 2007 under Division III, YouTube | No Comment8 May
They don’t get much publicity, but they should. Since 1993 they have won 9 uncontested National Titles. I am talking about Division III’s Mount Union Raiders. In today’s You Tubesday we take a look at their run through the Division III playoffs, culminating with their Mount Union 35-16 win over UW-Whitewater in the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl.
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You Tubesday II: USC’s Secret Weapon Finally Unveiled
Posted on 2007 under Pac 10, YouTube | No Comment1 May
What has been the secret to Southern Cal’s recent success? Not Pete Carroll. Not their storied history. Not even their string of star quarterbacks. Their secret has been the conditioning program developed by S&C coach Chuck Berry, who looks more than a little like Will Ferrell. Check out this behind the scenes look at Coach Berry preparing former Trojans’ center Ryan Kalil for the NFL draft.
You Tubesday: Tell Me He’s Ringing The Bell
Posted on 2007 under BCS Conferences, Big 12, YouTube | No Comment1 May
At Texas Tech it is a great honor as a freshman to get chosen to ring the bell during football games. You get a chance to be in front of the student body and if you are lucky get on National Television. Well I wonder if this particular bell ringer is happy with his 15 minutes of fame?
You Tubesday: We Are All Hokies
Posted on 2007 under ACC, BCS Conferences, Big Ten, YouTube | 2 Comments24 Apr
I got to attend the Penn State Blue & White game last weekend. Happy Valley, a place usually colored in Blue and White, was transformed into a haven of Maroon and Orange to honor, tribute, and morn with the Virginia Tech community. The student “S Zone” was transformed into a VT, the cheerleaders dawned the colors of the Hokies as did most of the record crowd of 71,000 that was in attendance. Today’s YouTubesday is the ceremony before the game.







