The Most UNBREAKABLE College Football Records

That 222-0 is still the most insane score I’ve ever seen.

Melvin Gordon breaking LT's single game rushing record (a record that stood for 15 years) in 3 quarters only to have Samaje Perine break it the very next week is still insane to me.

Houston beat Tulsa 100-6 in 1969, the biggest blowout in modern College Football History. What's even crazier is that Dr. Phil played linebacker for that Tulsa team. In 2013, North Dakota State finished the season ranked #29 in the AP poll, the highest ever for an FCS team. Mount Union (Division 3) in the last 38 years went 469-33-3, won 34 Conference Titles, and 13 National Championships. And you thought Alabama or North Dakota State was dominant. Mark Hart RB for Michigan went 1,000 straight carries without fumbling the ball.

That’d be funny if someone thought the thumbnail was real.

Jon Bois the GOAT

Cumberland create a team on the college football game is gonna go crazy

222 is unthinkable, in high school we played a couple team we could’ve hung 100+ on but 222 is insane.

Heisman took that personally

I love that picture of Heisman, looking like a lunatic. And he famously once said "You'd rather have died as a child than fumble that goddamn football", like an actual psychopath. He got professional players, then abused them into hardened madmen, and scored 222 points. And it was all because of a weird personal grudge. And THAT is why Heisman has his name on the trophy.

"Kalamazoo " grew into Western Michigan the team that finished 17-0 in 2017 and played Wisconsin in the Cotton Bowl

I really liked the way you transitioned back into the opening game at the end. Really wrapped the video up nicely. Great video

Texas A&M in 1919 also gave up 0 points the entire season. They outscored their opponents 275-0 and went 10-0.

GOAT of NFL content

Even KTO getting me hyped for CFB 25. Love to see it

Another interesting thing about the Georgia undefeated streak: The game before it started and the game that broke it was both against Alabama in the SEC Championship

Can’t forget the time where in 2022, SMU beat Houston 77-63 for the most combined points scored in regulation in FBS college football history

I live about 20 minutes away from Cumberlands campus, anytime you mention the 222-0 score to any of the football staff they immediately lash out

you gonna do anything with cfb 25 when it comes out? Like streaming or using clips from the game to supplement videos about college football or other things?

Bro had no chill 😂

You should do a video when NCAA 25 comes out like those “college football 10 years ago” videos you did but in reverse: using information from back when the last ncaa game came out, make predictions about what football will/does look like in 2024. Or make actual predictions about what cfb will look like 10 years from now