On October 6, 1990, one of the most unlikely and seminal moments in college football history occurred. A then AP ranked 12th Colorado came to Columbia, Missouri and played an unranked Mizzou Tigers team. Missouri was in line to spring a big upset when an unlikely event happened… In the final moments of the game, Colorado was granted a 5th down (on the official’s mistake) and was awarded a controversial touchdown that catapulted the game to college football infamy. Colorado would go on to share the National Title that season with Georgia Tech. Bob Stull was the head coach for the Tigers that season and joins Andy to rehash the unlikely and unthinkable. 

In this episode:

Fifth Down in college football

The October 6, 1990 game day experience

The aftermath of the Fifth Down call

Reflections on the game and its legacy

Picks for the week



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