SIGNATURE KEITH JACKSON

[1972mgoblue]

********PLEASE WATCH: HITLER HATES OHIO STATE...... THE CHEATEYES R FINISHED...HEHE!!!!!

[guitfan33]

I was at this freaking game and in the last 5 minutes my dad says, "They can't score with 5 minutes left..." we left... they won... I hate Colorado now...

[cubicleboy]

this wasn't signature keith jackson. there was no whoa nellie.

[FutureNewsAnchor]

Stewart with time... lets it go! He's got three people down there! The ball's up in THE AIR... CAUGHT! TOUCHDOWN! CAUGHT BY WESTBROOK FOR A TOUCHDOWN! INCREDIBLE!

[jck148]

I never mind watching a Big Ten team get beat.

[wildbill642]

Love how you have it tagged as Colorado vs. Michigan 1995 when on the video it clearly says 1994 :P

Awesome vid

[livercrock]

LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT!!

KJ is the man. Always will be.

[angusrocks6464]

Keith Jackson was "IN-CREDIBLE!"

[qukarlz]

no they beat the shit out of nebraska in '01

[BenRoethIisberger]

o-h-i-o!

[FutureNewsAnchor]

WHOAAA, NELLIE! That young man's one TALLLLL drink of water, isn't he, Bob?

[xRatBratx]

I'm a Michigan fan, I'm from there, but I'm a graduate of Colorado. That was a sweet play. So boo Ohio State Suckeyes, and Go Buffs.

[jfeusner1]

This was awesome I am a huge Ohio State fan!!!!!!

[fearthehawksndcavs24]

1994

[roquey44]

75 yards in the air! WOW!

[BARCACROSSESTHEALPS]

I went into depression after this....

[laclipps1]

i played versus rae at valley high

[iRock10005000]

Kordell Stewart is my all time favorite pittsburgh steeler!

[wstewart07]

In the name of God, why?!

[UFfan85]

Long live Keith Jackson!

[GoreBeatBush2]

I still can't stand watching this play...I remember the day. I was pissed because the game wasn't on where I lived (Oregon), but I was glued to the tv watching the updates during whatever crappy game was on...I remember it flashed 26-21 with 5 seconds to play and then switched to 27-26 FINAL. I was so pissed, and then they put on the replay and I almost died at age 12. I still can't stand to hear the names Kordell Stewart or MIchael Westbrook.

[text97]

Yeah, Gore "beat" Bush the same way Michigan "beat" Colorado. :-) Didn't seal the deal at the end. A little more campaigning in Florida and he would've had it. hahahahaha

[80svideoluvr]

On the EXACT SAME DAY the University of Washington Huskies went to Florida and ended Miami's record home winning streak, 38 - 20, and all people want to talk about is this LUCKY pass that beat Miss-again in "The Big House." F*ck Colorado, f*ck Michigan, f*ck Kordell Stewart, f*ck Michael Westbrook, and f*ck anybody who rates this LUCKY win by Colorado over Michigan over the Huskies' HISTORIC win over the 'canes on the same day. Jackasses.

[Ooftyman]

*Sigh* A friend of mine was at this game and had end zone seats right in front of the play. This is one of those plays that makes me throw up in my mouth. The other is when Larry Bird stole the inbound and scored in game 5 of the '87 Eastern Conference Finals...

[BigT443]

stewart threw the ball from the 26, tipped at the 1, thats 73 yards buddy

[615198028]

The dude who tipped it in the air is Ray Carruth, he killed his wife and hid in the trunk of a car in a grocery store parkin lot, loser.

[poopski19]

I don't what sound is funnier kordel throwing it or the ahhh from the crowd.f michigan

[RetepAdam]

Rae Carruth. Yeah, he was my favorite player in the mid-90s because I used to always play Madden as the Carolina Panthers, and he would always dominate with the one play I'd call all the time.

My brother actually has a picture with him from CU Media Day.

[MisterWensleydale]

A slight correction, LSTennisMan. Nebraska beat CU in Lincoln, not Boulder, that year 24-7. That was the Buffs only loss that season.

[LSTennisMan]

Thank you, Wensley. But you have to agree with the rest of it, right?

[MisterWensleydale]

I don't recall Penn State's schedule that year, but I know they went undefeated, so yes, you are probably right.

[soprisrb]

The most amazing part of the whole thing was the fact that Stewart, for all his bad areas, heaved that fucker 75 yards. That's chucking the rock...even as much as the media loves to nut hug Tom Brady they have to admit he couldn't heave the ball that far against the Giants on 3rd down when Moss had a step on everyone in the Super Bowl. The throw is ALWAYS overlooked. Hell, Flutie only had to throw his about 55 yards and even still he looked like a retard fucking a door knob.

[Banger82]

Brady's pass went 70+

[Banger82]

And Flutie released his from the 37-38 and the ball was caught about a yard inside the end zone... so it was about 63-64 yards... Kordell threw his from the 27 and the ball was tipped at about the 2, so it went 70...

[Shenaniganz23]

i live in boulder, and i've met kordell stewart. GOOOOO BUFFS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[LSTennisMan]

The most amazing thing about this play is that it cost Penn State the national championship! Later in the year, Nebraska pasted Penn State in the polls because they beat an undefeated Colorado team in Boulder. Had Michigan won this game, Penn State would have beaten an undefeated Michigan in Ann Arbor. Had that happened, no way Nebraska would have past Penn State in the polls. Just some food for thought.

[trendon]

As a Huskers fan, I find your analysis to be completely ... accurate. I never thought of that.

[schwisow9688]

And because of the miracle play against Mizzu in 1997, where the ball is kicked up in the endzone and caught by the Nebraska WR for the TD to win the game, both Neb and Mich went undefeated and won the co-title instead of a consensus champion. But we wouldnt even have this talk if NCAA went to a playoff like every other sport in the country.

[Cromulus420]

Knowing now that this loss cost Penn State a NC makes it a lot better for me as a Michigan fan.

[MVillani1985]

Actually, the clincher was a "close game" against Indiana, where Penn State got out to a 35-14 lead, put in the backups, and it got to 35-29, with Indiana's last 8 points coming as time expired. What people forget is that Indiana team was led by Trent Green and could have probably went 10-2 or better had they played in another conference. But I'll agree that it cost them an outright claim to the NC, since the week before they dropped in the AP poll after "only" beating a good Ohio State 63-14.

[dcxxxx]

That STILL pisses me off!

[badaxe50]

go buffs....enuf said

[no1pjfan]

WOW! Stewart threw that 75 yards!

BTW I'm a Texas fan.

[gandiesel]

i was watching this on espn classic. Rae Carruth played in this game, and we know what happened to him.

[buffsfreak]

damn that was so cool! GO BUFFS!

[macenblu]

sigh...watching this highlight is like having my heart ripped out again and again....stewart wings the ball 75 f***ing yards..........GO BLUE!

[jclbucksone1971]

keith jackson just ooozes college football

[ruffzspree]

i remember seeing this on tv, now if you ask me if id ever watch a college football game id say hell no i hate college sports. By the way Amani Toomer was in this game, go giants! but still a great game nonetheless

[e521soediv]

lol keith jackson does good an any sport he commentates everything he does football, basketball, NASCAR, colledge football indy 500, F1 everything.

[ROHrulez12]

Rodriguez is a decent recruiter I guess. He will get alot more 4 and 5 star prospects though due to the name of the school. Michigan>West Virginia easy.

[gymman1031]

Hawkins sure has done a great job with recruiting, no doubt. And, IMHO, although getting out-of-state studs is very important, what is even more important for Colorado to keep staying good is to do very well recruiting in-state players almost every year. Although Colorado doesn't produce as many players as California, Pennsylvania, Texas, Ohio, and Florida, Colorado High School Football is somewhat underrated. Who agrees?

[RUFan4Life]

man, i miss keith jackson

[InTroyWeTrust]

kordell threw that 70 yards in the air, what an arm

[stevekach]

Abc college football was the best! Bring it back!!! Fox is for the NFL....

[jhoscmu]

Remember when Westbrook knocked out Stephen Davis

[zymaymyn]

This was just the middle of all the horrible things that happened to UM the last 15 years, here a timeline for football AND basketball:

3/90 B-ball gives up record 149 points against LMU

4/93 Webber Timeout

9/94 CU Hail Mary

11/02 B-ball banned from postseason; 92 and 93 final fours vacated

3/99 first losing season in b-ball in 17 years

11/06 Schembechler dies

9/07 loss to Appalachian State (1st 1-AA to beat top 25)

It boggles the mind that all this took place at one school.

[gymman1031]

However, a good thing happened in December of 2007! Rich Rodriguez was hired as head coach. He is a great recruiter and an X and O genius.

[ehobeckracing]

1994, actually

[hoosierlooker]

This was the beginning of the end for Gary Moeller as Michigan coach. He did a very poor job of clock management in the final minutes. CU never should have gotten the ball.

[HU5KERFAN20]

fuck both teams HUSKER POWER

[dirtyrooks]

Keith Jackson is a PAC-10 homer who should have retired ages ago. That grumpy old man has ruined every broadcast he's been on since 1980. Listen to those old ND/USC games - he's hatred for Parsegian and Holtz seeps into every syllable he utters.

[mackcrusher]

Pac 10?

[AllHailtheMaizenBlue]

I don't know what you're talking about. He broadcasted many Michigan and Big Ten games, and I'd say by far he was the best, and I have seen no one better for us.

[oppppppe]

That is a stupid comment. The reason that Jackson only called Pac-10 games on the west coast in his final years before he retired was that he wanted to stay close to his home in British Columbia, which is also on the west coast (courtesy of Wikipedia, search Keith Jackson, see Retirement section). For you to say that the greatest football announcer of all time is a "Pac-10 homer" is just downright immoral and disrespectful.

[broncosfan1415]

My 2 favorite NCAA teams right there, I guess one of them had to win. Can't wait for the '08 NCAA season, Michigan 8-4 and Colorado 10-2 Big XII Champions.

[tatertots00]

hahaha ty law

[kobraf150]

He picked off Kordell a couple of times in the NFL though.

[BlackNGoldBuff13]

They arn't as bad as you think n5cobel, as a Colorado fan sitting in every home game, there was 4 games this year they lost in the final minutes of the game (IE Georgia)If they could have made those big plays they would have been 6-6 (which isn't bad for a coaches first year) but the plays never happened.

[n5scobel]

wow, hard to believe it's the same football program. they have certainly fallen a long way!

[leebow9]

This might have been the best day of my life. I think I was ten when I saw that. Stewart had a rocket!

[wannabegaucho]

To the Michigan fans: I can understand why you'd hate this clip, but remember, Keith Jackson was also there to call the Desmond Howard punt return, no?