Top 10 Spectacular College Football Finishes (2010-2019)
Tied at 28, Alabama's game-winning field goal came up short only to be returned by Auburn's Chris Davis, who ran it back 101 yards for the game-winning touchdown and an upset of Alabama.
Having rallied from 20-7 down with a backup freshman quarterback named Tua Tagliova, the Crimson Tide trailed 23-20 in overtime to Georgia. Following a big loss, Tua dropped back and fired a touchdown pass to a teammate for the game-winning touchdown.
In the second meeting between Clemson and Alabama for the national championship game, the Tigers trailed the Crimson Tide 31-28. But Deshaun Watson would guide Clemson on a game-winning drive, which ended with a touchdown pass to Hunter Renfroe with one second left.
Having blown a 37-17 lead to Georgia, Auburn was facing 4th and 18. The Tigers would then pull off a miraculous touchdown when a Georgia defender tipped a pass right to an Auburn receiver, who went into the endzone for a stunning win.
Duke was leading Miami when they kicked off in the final seconds. Miami would then pull off a series of laterals before they would run it back into the endzone for the surprising win.
Michigan had the lead of 23-21 with 10 seconds. Yet, they were going to punt to Michigan State. But the punter fumbled the snap and lost the ball, which the Spartans recovered for the game-winning touchdown by the defense.
Facing their final possession, the Aggies were down 38-31. LSU had just drenched their head coach with a bucket of water. But the Aggies would get a game-tying touchdown at the buzzer. A&M would go on to win in seven overtimes 74-72.
Tied at 16, FSU was lining up for a field goal to win in Atlanta. But the kick was blocked and the Yellow Jackets of GT returned the kick back for a touchdown to upset the #9 ranked Seminoles.
Facing a few yards for a game-winning touchdown, LSU was stopped by the Volunteers who appeared to have won the game except that they were called for too many men on the field. LSU got a second chance and this time, they secured the touchdown to win.
With the score tied at 38, Robert Griffin III would cap off his Heisman campaign by throwing a game-winning touchdown pass to Terrance Williams. This would give Baylor their first win over fifth-ranked Oklahoma in their program history.