Craziest “Clutch” Plays in College Football

Take care of it if you're UCF

Well, Amari Johnson, it goes off his midsection into the air. And, boy, what a return by Jalen Alderman for pick six

Excellent pressure by C.J. Avery. They decide. Brian Brown hadn't blitzed all game long

They decide to bring the pressure. It was going to the play. Three from the left hash to remain unbeaten

And perhaps a player in the college football playoff and the 29th consecutive conference win

Blocked. Snuck. Rubbed out. Erased. And Georgia Tech with an opportunity

Austin still on his feet. One man. You can't believe what just happened

What a time to be alone! 17 seconds, high formation now

Here's the snap. Winston rolling right. Throws the pass to the other. It's caught! It's caught

It's caught! Touchdown official, Kelvin Benjamin! Knowles retake the lead with 13 seconds remaining

Jameis Winston with a precision pass to his favorite target in December

and now in January. The Knowles have just gone 80 yards. 13 seconds remain

33-31 with a point after touchdown. Kaiser rolls, runs into traffic, and comes up a yard short

Buller, Watkins, and the Clemson defense rises. Give him the 35-yard line with six seconds to go

Might not be a bad plan. Going to be a lot of rugby going on here

Take it short. Lateral. They practiced that on Wednesday. Time's going to expire on the game, so this either goes or it doesn't

it. Ball still alive. It's got to be a backwards lateral. Get behind it. Still alive. Duke

doing it. Nice job. Stan spacing all over. Oh, he got blockers. They got blockers. They've

got a lane. 40 on line. No black shirts between the goal line

Can you believe what you just saw? The ruling on the field

is the touchdown. The play is under review. There are Duke players

down, there are Miami players down, and they'll check each and every one of those laterals

to make sure it was backwards. What an ending to this one

Duke drives down the field, scores with six seconds to go in the game to take the lead

Miami does the lateral play, goes all the way to the other end and scores

but a penalty flag is dropped for a block in the back

And now they're reviewing it. Will we have an untimed down? The penalty's on Miami

So the ACC officiating crew still looking this one over. And obviously they want to get it right

Yeah. It's a game-deciding play. And we talked about the implications earlier

This can decide it gets into the ACC championship game later on this season. Boy, it's never over till it's over, huh

That's why they say it. One. the thing that was amazing was how both of these teams you could tell had practiced this and worked

on it and really had it covered and it wasn't until at the end that Miami's was ready to break

out this is where was the knee down or not comes into question got an official standing right there

looking at it. Said no. I'm counting the laterals and watching

the referee who has just taken off the headset again. We're up to eight on the laterals

And he is calling the other members of his officiating crew in from the

far side to make sure everybody knows what he about to announce I sure

After review, there was never a knee down by any of the runners of Miami

However, the blocking question was from the side, not from the back

It's a legal play, touchdown, game is over. Daniel's going to throw on first down

Goes to the sidelines Has a man wide open It's tipped It's picked off

MJ Devinshire He's got a face He's going to take it to the right zone

Pittsburgh takes the lead You have got to be kidding me A touchdown and a two point conversion

On third and one they run it Paul He dropped the ball

He dropped the ball! Did he cross the end line first? No

It is Duke football! Brandon Scott saved the day. Hall was so close to crossing the end line

AB3 plays at the end zone, Brian. 12 seconds. Schrader throwing. He's got a man

He's got dancing. Yes! Wolfe to throw

has Watson in the flat to Kunz for the score got him

got him snap hold kick good Cavaliers win it

and how about that receivers to the field Josh Downs right there

Here's May. Pressure coming. Going to turn. Throw toward Green. Touchdown, Carolina

Leonard again, a two-by-two look. Going to throw. Bat it around and intercept it

Will Hardy has come up with the deflection. To end the game

Win the game for Miami. Garcia, he still has it. He's trying to get to the end zone

He dives and he got it Miami wins in four overtimes Jake Garcia on the two conversion Trubisky was low

He handles it, moves to his right, looking to throw on the run. Pressure comes from behind

Trubisky out to his left, stays alive, throws to the end zone, and it's caught

Touchdown! Snap to Trubisky, rolls right, now to his left. All in trouble, goes down

The sack from Stanford on the two-point conversion try. Joey Alfieri was the man who brought down Trubisky, but it was Solomon Thomas who almost slipped through at the point of the snap

Ten seconds to go. Gotta hurry. Field goal doesn't know good. Need the end zone. Could be the last play

Pass. Caught! Howard! Touchdown! And the marker! To the two yard lines to keep hope alive

Jackson flips it short. Quick. Works free. Fights. Spins out of bounds

Did not get there. Did not get there. Came up a yard short as Marcus Edmund saves the game for Clemson

Ryan Winslow to hold it for Chris Blewett. To try to knock off number two at Clemson

All the way and good. Ransola to throw for the end zone

It is caught. Touchdown, Nyquan Murray. I can stand, but I'm never changing

Took a finger. Little throwback. Xerci decides to keep it. Dives for the end zone

Touchdown, Georgia Tech. Kick is away. The field goal attempt is good

Career pass for Wesley Wells. Rock the bells, Wesley Wells. He doesn't need a warm-up

He's got it. Money. Snap. The try away. And it's good

A little more dramatic than the one that put Georgia Tech in front with 64 seconds left

It's right down the middle in the box score. Does it actually hit the upright

Did I see that right? Oh, yeah. What a. Wow. That's what those uprights are there for, by the way

to back them in