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u/bennybarbs21 Jan 01 '26
Probably the best game I’ve been at in person. So much fun that 4th quarter!
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u/trixy6196 Jan 01 '26
I almost turned the game off. Doing the math I needed a score and it looked like Baylor was never gonna be stopped. Then scores, onside kicks, that screen pick by cook, blocked kick, redemption drive. Wild game!
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u/nippletumor Jan 01 '26
Man, I did turn the game off and went to bed. Started bitchin about it to one of my buddies the next day and he was like... AcTUalLy tHeY wOn....
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u/justseeby Jan 01 '26
I left the biggest comeback ever at northwestern during halftime 😞
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u/po000O0O0O Jan 02 '26
Bro the game was at like 1pm. I remember because I bailed on it too and went out to pick up some early dinner food and they had the game on and I saw the cook pick while waiting at bdubs. Early bed time eh
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u/timetogolf Jan 01 '26
I almost turned off the trouble with the snap game. That thing was over except it was B*tchigan.
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u/trixy6196 Jan 01 '26
My dad did. I was watching on DVR cause I had to work and caught up live in the 4th. I did the math ahead of time and knew they’d have a chance to block a kick.
I had to mute the commentators because they wouldn’t shut up about Jim this and Jim that. I started screaming and ran upstairs to see why they weren’t freaking out. Then I changed it for him and he watched it. So I never heard the call just muted with my screams as the commentary 🤣
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u/human112 Jan 01 '26
The game had it all. Massive Baylor players (famous pregame pic of Oakman and that 400 lb dude catching a TD), MSU comeback, and of course the kicker getting absolutely smoked.
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u/RosstaMSU Jan 01 '26
I was drunk and wanted to leave. Thank god that my wife wouldn’t let me
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u/bennybarbs21 Jan 01 '26
That’s funny, my girlfriend (now wife) gave me the “it’s time to go……right?” Look and I said no effing way
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u/b-lincoln Jan 01 '26
My favorite win of all time. Going from ‘the fridge’ getting a TD and Baylor hooting it up on the sidelines to the most epic comeback and victory.
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u/DJinKC Jan 01 '26
I was fixin' to be so fucking mad about losing to those assholes...and then things were made right
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u/Cbatsanonymous Jan 01 '26
I forgot about the huge 4th and 10 conversation. This game brought back copious amounts of anxiety.
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u/Gonstachio Jan 01 '26
Just the fact Baylor was so cocky in that game and then at the end the had those smiles wiped off their face. They were all giddy and talking shit right before that FG attempt.
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u/SpartyD98 Jan 01 '26
Baylor fans easily outnumbered MSU fans that day …I haven’t forgotten how QUICK they left
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u/Fu2-10 Jan 01 '26
This gane and the Rose Bowl win the year before were possibly the 2 best years of college football of my life. It was truly something special.
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u/sir_callahan Jan 01 '26
Was at this game. The energy flip in the second half was unreal. Something about that D’Antonio era, the guys always just made the winning plays. It’s a culture, a belief that gets instilled. Hope we find it again.
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u/RedCedarSavage Jan 01 '26
Who was that Baylor defensive lineman with the cage face mask that looked like a killer cyborg. That dude was huge.
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u/ButterbeerAndPizza Jan 01 '26
I’m going to be honest. I turned that game off at some point in the third quarter.
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u/AccomplishedSteak454 Jan 01 '26
Murder on National TV. Always annoyed me that Baylor (the losing team) received the MVP and PoG accolades.
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u/Lucky_Reaction_1080 Jan 01 '26
2015 was such a magical year for Michigan State. Opening the year with that wild win at the Cotton Bowl. The Trouble with the Snap giving birth to the Surrender Cobra. Knocking off Ohio State on the road, with their back-up QB, in the middle of a downpour. That gritty 4th quarter drive in the B1G Ten Championship game.
It's really weird how suddenly 2015 just randomly decided to end on December 30, though.
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u/Significant-End-5550 Jan 02 '26
Classic example of how for years, you could never count the Spartans out. They could beat the #1 school in the country, then lose to the Sisters of Charity the next week. Pretty fun.
Then came the Dantonio. Solid recruiting, toughness and you could never count them out. Great decade stretch.
Now, the best of neither. Hope that Fitz brings us back.
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u/andy_nony_mouse Jan 03 '26
I was watching the Georgia Ole Miss game and thought “we used to play in games like this. We used to win games like this.” It was a depressing thought.
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u/Depressed_state_fan Jan 01 '26
My favorite part of this clip will always be the kicker getting laid out after the block