50 Most Painful Outcomes in College Football History

[HWill]

ESPN.com has compiled a list of the 50 most painful outcomes in CFB history:

http://espn.go.com/college-football/...es/houseofpain

They will be releasing 10 per day.

Here is the article that goes along with the list: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/column...pat&id=5428166

[JBHuskers]

I'm sure Nebraska going for two and not getting it against Miami in the '83 title game will be top 5.

[HWill]

Does the Bush Push still count? Wasn't that win vacated?

[JeffHCross]

I can't decide if 1995 Michigan, 1997 Michigan, or 1998 Michigan State is most likely to show up, or which one will be higher if more than one shows.

Probably Sparty.

[Kingpin32]

I'm sure OSU v Miami is going to be in the top 10. And TTU v. UT will be in the top 15.

[steelerfan]

2005 at Michigan, 2008 at Iowa come to mind.

1987 Fiesta Bowl does too, though.

I love you, Pete Giftopoulos!

Did I just say that out loud?

[JeffHCross]

I'm sure Nebraska going for two and not getting it against Miami in the '83 title game will be top 5.

'84 Orange Bowl. Not technically a title game.

Just to make you curse that day even more ... the night before my birth.

[sl8b]

Probably won't make the list, but Rod Gardner pushing off on Andre Goodman in 2000 when Clemson beat South Carolina. That was hard to swallow.

[JBHuskers]

I'm sure Nebraska going for two and not getting it against Miami in the '83 title game will be top 5.

I was close #7

[JeffHCross]

Wow. That low?

[JeffHCross]

Also, whoo-hoo for #26!!!!!

[JBHuskers]

Wow. That low?

Yeah considering it was for the national title and all, and going for two to win it all.

[morsdraconis]

#14 was the worst night ever to be a WVU fan. THE WORST.