re: Best Game You Ever Saw Not LSU

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Hard to beat the 2013 Iron Bowl and the kick six

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I'll never forget that game. A friend and I were at Knucklehead's in Metairie sitting at the bar. When the kick six happened that place just erupted. People were spilling out into the parking lot and the street. It was bedlam.

Saints va Vikings NFC championship. I thought I was more exciting than the Super Bowl which I also watched

I worked at AT&T and was invited to the one suite they have at the Cotton Bowl for the red River

It was the year that Texas was crushing Oklahoma and then Kyler Murray flipped a switch in the third quarter and came back to tie it and then Texas won in overtime. What an amazing atmosphere the fair is. In the third quarter the Oklahoma side was 20% full and it was back to 100 when they came back

I always heard people talk about red River, but I always thought there is no way it can be that good and it exceeded every expectation. Such a unique environment.

Assuming theOP meant saw the game in person

Ohio State at Michigan, November 20, 1971. UM up 10-7 with about 90 seconds left in the game, OSU driving to try to win or at least tie. Michigan DB makes acrobatic interception, diving over the shoulder of the OSU receiver, essentially ending the game. No PI call. Close--might have gone either way, but no replay challenge back then.Woody completely loses it, storming onto the field, cursing at the officials, then back to the sideline to break the down marker pole over his knee and destroy the chain. Bo chuckling on the Michigan sideline. Most epic meltdown ever.
GO BLUE!

Boise State Oklahoma Fiesta Bowl was entertaining

Bush Push

SECCG first time in ATL in 1994. Florida beat Bama 24-23. I have ordered SECCG tickets every year it has been in ATL, since 1994. I sell them when LSU is not playing.

I read the OP to mean a game that you attended, so that’s what my answer is.

10th ranked Florida vs #1 undefeated Florida State in Gainesville, 1997. Attended with my Gator fan wife and her family.

Fred Taylor ran wild, and Spurrier threw a massive curveball by rotating quarterbacks on a play-to-play basis for much of the game.

It was an absolute classic that Florida won. If I remember correctly, not many people gave them a chance of winning. I had to tip my hat to the Florida crowd that night. That stadium was balls out rocking. Best environment I’ve experienced outside of Baton Rouge.

November 10, 1984

Maryland 42
Miami 40

Miami led Maryland 31-0 at halftime. Frank Reich came off the bench and engineered what was, at the time, the greatest comeback in college football history.

1966. Michigan St was a significant underdog even though they were 9-0 going into the game. But they had the HFA. Notre Dame was widely accused of chickenging out at the end by playing for the 10-10 tie.

Well, Notre Dame demonstrated their utter superiority the next week by annihilating Rose Bowl-bound USC 51-0 in the Colosseum.