and Domingo Bryant's 1984 blocked field goal vs the sips in Austin might have saved Jackie's job and turned the tide for the entire program for the next 10+ years.

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Jarrin Jay said:

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No, and it didn't win the game.

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It tied the game. Splitting hairs but I think that's where the poster was going. Interesting take

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Correct, it tied the game. And it is not splitting hairs. Ask the ND holder and fans if it is splitting hairs…

Sir Parker stepped out of bounds.

OHAg82 said:

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Sir Parker stepped out of bounds.

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No replay so it stands and it's our last conference championship.

it's interesting...the program has won 12 or 13 overtime games

but perhaps only the 1998 title game ended with a final play TD pass

the majority ended with the defense on the field or a short TD run

2018 LSU ended with a pass

Schrute Farms said:

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If this team makes the playoffs, the importance of the play significantly increases.

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This right here. If this game springboards us to a 10+ win season this will be the key moment. If however we relapse and lose 4 games with no playoffs it will be just a fun highlight.

It was amazing. It's not necessary to rank everything.

Southlake said:

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Edd Hargett? Sir Parker?

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It was a great play but not the greatest. Edd Hargett's run to beat tech was what came to my mind.

Short answer is no.

87_Was_Long_Ago said:

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uhh, the goalline interception by Deshazor Everett to beat Bama would like to have a word

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I was about to post that

Commander Gorn said:

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This, and it's not even close.

2-point conversion

Both the TD and 2-pt conversion were passes

After the last two decades beating ND at their place when they were ranked 8 is pretty special. Trying to downplay it is silly.

I agree with Looch that it is top 3 to end a game... 1) Sirr in 98, 2) Everett INT to secure Bama, 3) 4th and Goal ND win.

This isn't in the top 10, but it is one of the most memorable for me, as I was standing in the 3rd deck right even with the goal posts. Watching that thing in the air for what seemed like a lifetime, knowing it was dropping right at the crossbar....

Twelfthman99 said:

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I agree with Looch that it is top 3 to end a game... 1) Sirr in 98, 2) Everett INT to secure Bama, 3) 4th and Goal ND win.

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Strip sack in the Bonfire Game.

Just because of Seth's wife and mom, I just might put this one as one of my top 10 favorite moments...

Giving away my age here, but I enjoyed Reggie's perfect shot to Greg Porter in the back of the north end zone to score just before halftime against OU in 2002. That's the moment you felt something was happening.

This was an underrated but MAJOR play. We really had a tough time against SMU in the early to mid 80s, and Eric Franklin was having a rough year. When the game came down to a last second field goal we all held our breath, and his wounded duck of a kick barely made it over. But it was enough.
This win jump started the rest of the season to an incredible finish, but it doesn't happen without this FG.

Dan McIlhany has a potential claim here, too!

https://www.newspapers.com/article/pampa-daily-news-mcllhany-paces-texas-a/168639194/

I was at that '62 SMU game with my Dad and Grandfather in the north end zone. We wanted to leave but my Dad and Grandfather said we never leave until the game is over. We were rewarded with a truly memorable moment, watching that return unfold then the Corps storming the field

Kauffman didn't run the ball. He threw a pass to Dude McLean who made the touchdown.

For me this one was pretty damn special.

2002 vs Oklahoma.

Reggie to Porter right before the half.

before Everett's goal line interception against Bama in 2012...

there was Dennis Allen's goal line interception against the sips in 1993 to send the Ags to the Cotton Bowl

and Dr. Kip Corrington's interception at midfield to stop the Ponies' final drive (after Franklin's go-ahead FG)

Bison said:

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JFF recovering his own bobble and throwing the TD against Bama.

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This play alone won him the hesiman.

Ed Hargett/Bob Long & Lex James/Hugh McLeroy say hello what about us!!


Ed Hargett 80 yard TD pass in 4th quarter to beat tu in 1967 for SWC title and trip to the Cotton Bowl for the win over 'Bama.

Hugh McLeroy game winning last minute touchdown reception from Lex James to beat LSU in Baton Rouge in 1970

There are others as well in 1971 to upset 13th ranked Arkansas on the road and the win over tu in 1975 plus
4th quarter 50 yd plus squeeker field goal to beat the high powered SMU in 1985

List goes on.

In a word..... NO !

Prob not even top10

Hill08 said:

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Prob not even top10

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Name 10 better.

It was 4th and 12 on the road against the #8 team in the country who also happened to be the national runner up the previous season. Score a TD or lose. Not only was the play spectacular but it's what it represented for the program and fanbase. Most Aggie teams of the past 30 years would have pissed down their legs in that situation.
Kick off return called back on a BS flag. Two false starts. We overcame it all.
This feels different. It feels like Jackie and Childress beating TCU in '84.
Time will tell if I'm right or just clinging to hope but something is palpable.

Don't diminish this play.

maroon man said:

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For me this one was pretty damn special.

2002 vs Oklahoma.

Reggie to Porter right before the half.

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I was getting ready to post that.

Ran into Greg once, circa 2004 or 5. Said he didn't think Reggie even saw him, just figured either he or someone was down there.

I do t know about that but it was elite level QB play. All those saying Reed isnt good should watch that again from as many angles possible and in slow motion. That was elite level play.

The Deception part of this makes no senses. Why would you tip off the opposing coach?

Coaches regularly brief officials on a trick play they are going to run to avoid confusion and an inadvertent whistle which would end the play, but why would you involve the opposing coach?!?!?!