I'm between the 48-0 (at the time) #22 KSU did to #9 0kie St., or the 49-0 Texas did to 0klahoma.
Are there other surprising wins I'm leaving out?
Are there other surprising wins I'm leaving out?
Most surprising win in CFB in 2022?
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Nebraska beating Iowa. 7 years in the making.
Don't give those fockers the satisfaction.
As a world analyst there were no surprises for me. Everything happend according to my design.
Tulane beating K-State was a surprise at the time.
Liberty over Arkansas
Looking back… Utah losing to Florida
Looking back… Utah losing to Florida
Cal losing to Colorado as a 15 point favorite was my most surprising loss beating against the odds this fall…
Liberty beating SEC Arkansas was also a big surprise..
Liberty beating SEC Arkansas was also a big surprise..
Marshall over Notre Dame.
ND was a 20.5 point home favorite.
ND was a 20.5 point home favorite.
Georgia State over Nebraska was so shocking it led to the overdue dismissal over a spoiled prince.
Pssssttt. Over here. It was Georgia Southern.
And they’re a 5-point favorite in their bowl game today!
That loss shouldn’t have surprised anybody. Our entire sideline was populated by dead men walking
Especially losing to Northwestern the way we did.
I don’t even think SF wanted to win that game.. He looked like the dead man
walking..
Was it really that shocking though? I think half the board picked us to lose after the NW debacle.
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November 26th, New Mexico State 49 at Liberty 14
Jerry Kill is a hell of a coach.
Jerry Kill took NMSU to their first bowl win in 50 years yesterday, and it was a fun watch. One of the better bowls to this point in time. Yes, he's a hell of fine coach.
Yep got the NM St. job and really improved them over the year. Funny thing too he was the interim HC at TCU the end of last season.
Especially for the guy who dropped a cool 750K on Ohio State money line....that he would have only won something like, 200K, if he had actually won. Hahaha.
of course he didn't. he needed the extra money to aircondition that barn in the desert
Who would have thought at the time it would Be the aac and big 12 champions
I knew K-State would make a run but that loss to Tulane was a head-scratcher at the time and then when AMart went down in the TCU loss after whipping OU, frankly I thought it was over.
Will Howard turned it around as a red-shirt sophomore. At season's close, K-State was pretty salty on all three levels.
PS: Watching the three dudes to the right, isn't it funny how now we all don't shave seeing ourselves as really cool? LOL. They look like complete dolts in mommy's basement.
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- Sun Bowl (Jan. 1, 1936): New Mexico State 14, Hardin-Simmons 14
- Sun Bowl (Dec. 31, 1959): New Mexico State 28, North Texas State 8
- Sun Bowl (Dec. 31, 1960): New Mexico State 20, Utah State 13
- Arizona Bowl (Dec. 29, 2017): New Mexico State 26, Utah State 20
I think the way Texas beat OU was pretty shocking at the time. I thought OU was a pretty good team after they destroyed us and could have easily made the score worse.
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