The Five Best College Football Games of Last Year

Iowa kicker, Daniel Murray, was just one for three on field goals on the season prior to his game-winning 31-yard field goal with one second left to upset then third ranked Penn State.

Both teams combined for almost 900 total yards in a game where Texas' defense was able to stop the high-powered Oklahoma offense just enough times for Colt McCoy and the Longhorns to take home the win.

Ole Miss blocked an attempt at a PAT by the Gators which proved to be the difference in this game. Later, with under a minute left in the game, the Rebels denied Tim Tebow of a fourth-and-one attempt to seal the game.

Following the game, Tebow delivered what is now known as, "The Speech." This was when Tebow promised that a lot of good would come out of the loss, and that it would motivate himself, and his team to work as hard as it took for them to win a national championship.

This was a breakout game for running back, Jaquizz Rogers, as he ran for 186 yards to lead his Beavers in the upset over the top-ranked Trojans. Oregon State led 21-0 after the first half, but USC started a comeback, scoring 14 unanswered points in the third quarter.

On a late drive in the fourth quarter by USC, Mark Sanchez threw an interception that was ran back to the two yard line by Greg Laybourn. The pick eventually turned into a touchdown by Rogers and one of the biggest wins in Oregon State's history.

Texas scored with about a minute and a half left in the game to put them ahead and seemingly win the game, but a great drive was capped off with a classic 28-yard catch and score by Michael Crabtree with one second left to win the game.