It's funny considering ppl argue against it being the biggest upset in history. I might be biases since I went to App but the ramifications of that game were greater than any other in history.

I know other games were big upsets but that game changed a university altogether and look at App almost a decade later. Second year in the Sun Belt and we are probably gonna win it and go to a very good bowl in our standards.

UGA football has been a big disappointment this year but it has been good to see my Alma Mater do so well!!! Go to hell Southern and Go Dawgs I hope we beat them by 30

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Posted on 11/15/15 at 11:26 pm to NCdawgfan34

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It's funny considering ppl argue against it being the biggest upset in history.

I think Stanford over USC in 2007 is the biggest upset in CFB history in terms of point spread (USC -41), but yeah that was completely unexpected and derailed Michigan's season before it started.

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I might be biases since I went to App but the ramifications of that game were greater than any other in history.

That's debatable. The domino effect from the 2007 WVU/Pitt game was staggering. That was the single biggest choke I've ever seen in college football. Pitt was awful. If WVU won that game, they would have absolutely annihilated Ohio State for the national title. With a national title to prepare for, RichRod doesn't take the Michigan job. He would probably still be at WVU and Harbaugh wouldn't be at Michigan right now. Les Miles may not still be at LSU. He wouldn't have a national title to fall back on when the fans/admin get upset with him.

If RichRod stayed at WVU and continued to build them into a power, would Brian Kelly and Butch Jones have ever won enough at Cincinnati to take the Notre Dame and Tennessee jobs? It's fun to speculate about shite like this.

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