Biggest Upset Your Team Has Pulled off Since 2000

[DJ]

Beer.

 

[DJ]

UCLA has not beaten Texas A&M since the year 2000.

Fuck you.

 

[DJ]

Fuck me.

 

[DJ]

Fuck everybody!!!!

 

[Chewbaccer]

Really? I coulda swore we beat them....maybe it was aother SEC team.....

Yall beat Texas when they were pretty good IIRC. But yall were a 5-6 team that likely took USC out of a shot at a Natty in 2006. If I were a UCLA fan, that would be my pick.

 

[JuiceTheGator]

 

[DJ]

UCLA's 20-17 win over 'Bama in 2001!!!!!!!!!

 

[DJ]

Yall beat Texas when they were pretty good IIRC. But yall were a 5-6 team that likely took USC out of a shot at a Natty in 2006. If I were a UCLA fan, that would be my pick.

That too.

 

[Fountain City Blues]

In terms of points? Probably last year vs Texas. Sentimentally, it felt really nice to be in attendance for the Orange Bowl though and see Talib show how great he really was against VT. If ever I wanted an 8 team playoff or whatever, I really wanted it that year.

 

[Cowboyinexile]

2001 Bedlam. Les Miles first year-we sucked and the goons had a shot at a MNC if everything broke right. Then Fields to Woods happened. I was a senior at college, watching the game at a party where literally 3 of us (all future alums-I think one out of the other 30 or so there actually attended a class at ou) pulling for the good guys. It was great.

Roughly a decade later we gave Iowa State their biggest upset ever. Wasn't so great.

 

[batchaps4me]

I am going with the 2013 Iron bowl. Nobody outside Lee County thought we could rush for 300 on that D. We probably have games that we were bigger underdogs, but that one is it for me.

 

[obxyankeefan]

Tough call between three UVA games

2005 beat then #4 FSU at home 26-21
2011 @ FSU 14-13 UVA
2007 in the final game ever at the Orange Bowl UVA beats the Favorite Miami 48-0


I would go with the last one.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

2009: Washington 16 | #3 USC 13

 

[DJ]

I just can't wait for some college and pro football this weekend after helping pops move 80 boxes to his new house last weekend. But, some female will probably be craving attention this weekend......just shut the fucking phone off.......till like Feb.

 

[fishinabarrel]

Fiesta bowl over Miami

 

[7Samurai13]

Michigan State over Ohio State in 2015. OSU was a 13.5 point favorite when they were expecting Connor Cook to play. But he didn't and it was in their house. Nobody gave us a shot to win that game.
Love this guys enthusiasm

Only a 7 point dog but given the ending of that game the MSU over UM that year was also amazing.

 

[outofyourmind]

Well
We're 3-0 vs Bama since 2000 but the last one in the Sugar Bowl was the best because they were suppose to be something and we butt fucked them all night long.

As far as a game that really counted it would have to be when we played Missouri in the CCG when they were #1 and we butt fucked them as well.

Good Times all around.

 

[obxyankeefan]

Only a 7 point dog but given the ending of that game the MSU over UM that year was also amazing.

Love that game. Had ten points on it in the College Pick'ems and also allowed me to go perfect that day.

 

[theboardref]

Tennessee SEC Title Game 2001. Kept Tennessee out the title game.

 

[ericd7633]

Tough to say for ND. My nominees:

2004 @Tennessee - ND entered the game unranked, Tennessee entered the game ranked #9. Notre Dame ended the season 6-6 losing their bowl game and firing their coach. Tennessee went on to win the SEC East and finished the season ranked #13.

2007 @UCLA - ND entered 0-5. UCLA was 4-1 and was ranked #25 at the game. ND inexplicably won this game somehow. ND went on to have their worst season of my lifetime, while UCLA finished 6-7 losing their bowl game.

2011 against Michigan State - ND entered the game 0-2, Michigan State was ranked #15. Since this was only the 2nd game of the season, it didn't seem like a big upset at the time, but Michigan State went on to finish the season ranked #11, and ND limped to an 8-5 finish.

If I had to choose just 1, I'd say the 2007 game against UCLA. ND was just so awful that season. ND's other 2 wins that season were against 1 win Duke and 4 win Stanford(which even that was somewhat surprising)