OSU-Miami Fiesta Bowl for the national championship just beats any of the OSU-Michigan games I've been at.

Obviously for me the 2 Giants Super Bowls come to mind. But in 90, they beat the 49ers at Candlestick on the last second Matt Barh FG to go to the Super Bowl. That was a tremendous game but it gets forgotton because of the wide right in the SB.

Also-The Tuck Game in the snow at Foxboro & Packers-49ers at Candlestick when Steve Young hit TO in the endzone as time expired.

Very true but I did not like the outcome and yes I live in Columbus. That was one helluva game.

I was going to mention that one too...great game, even if the refs jobbed the Packers on the fumble earlier

any game walter payton was in...met him a few times..he lived in barrington..was a good one.......nebraska -oklahoma in the old days..

doug williams leading the redskins to a super bowl victory was a good game.

and then there's any game when the cowboys lose....

My top two as well.

"The Comeback" will be forever tough to beat though, the game was blacked out in WNY so I had to go on the roof and point the antenna to TORONTO to get CBC coverage!!! We were huddled around my dad's crappy 13" TV watching a fuzzy picture with Canadian announcers. Yippee!

Best game I've ever seen in person was Auburn/Alabama 1989. It was the first game in the rivalry ever played in Auburn after many years in Birmingham. The intensity and passion has not been surpassed at any sporting event I've seen live. I can't remember the final score, maybe DTTide or C.Pants can remember.:D

The monday night game between the Jets & Dolphins in 2000....the "The Monday Night Miracle" , where the Jets scored 30 points in the 4th quarter.

1986 at the Meadowlands, NY defeating the 49ers and Redskins by a combined score of 66–3 in the playoffs, the Giants advanced for the first time to play the Denver Broncos at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena in Super Bowl XXI. The Stadium was rocking both days! LT and Phil Simms teams in their prime! :tro:

2nd place was 1973 at Shea watching OJ running wild over the Jets breaking 2000 yards in a season.

Colts/Raiders in 77 playoffs. Score tied at 31... Stabler threw to Casper for the TD instead of going for the 3. The spread was 3.5 and they covered. Probably saved me a beatin. I always said Stabler had a big bet on that one. You could look it up. KP

Texas v. USC (folks, that was ungodly no matter what team you are a fan of)

Long ago as a wee lad, and then constant replays:

Texas v. Arkansas in Ark. 14-0 4th qrt. Ark...Texas wins 15-14
on some incredibly gutsy calls by D. Royal.



Of course I am in no way biased.



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I was at the skins game, 1st row 8 yard line.

30-20 the barners.:o

one of my favorites was the 1985 Iron Bowl. Bama beats auburn 25-23 on Van Tiffin's 52 yd FG as the clock runs out.:D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2z8-i2YYQg

Crestwood vs.Cleveland East High.


My speed and deception got me thrown out of the game.

But I got to watch a guy I didn't like get a downs marker planted in his foot.

Was this your first streaking incident?

1995 Citrus Bowl Alabama 24- Osu 17. Barker to Williams screen pass for game winning TD with 50 sec. to play.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiszpbUi9Sw

sorry Jamie and Gator fans , but, there was a noles / gator game in the '90s where Florida blew a 28 pt 4th qtr lead

the gators had many many chances to make 1 play in that 4th qtr

bobby bowden kicked the extra point to tie the game and said "it it woulda been a shame to see the guys come all the way back and then lose, that why i went for the tie keith"

a few week later fsu beat the gators in the sugar bowl

for 3 qtrs i saw florida at it's best , they dominated fsu like no team had in years , an then it all changed in the 4t qtr , spurrier tried to run out the clock and it cost him dearly - what a game and what was great about it was there was no overtime at the time in cfb!!

My dad was at the Bills game in '73 where he had 166 yards after being held for 22 the first half.