TV Play-By-Play Couldnt Believe Stanford Last-Second TD Either

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How Much of a Shocker Was Stanford Beating No. 1 USC?
Published 10/7/2007 by TheBigLead at The Big Lead
... Even the announcers had no clue what was going on. They lose track of which team scored, and what the score was. Bedlam? Sure. Two things we love from this incredible upset: 1) the delicious irony of Michigan alum Jim Harbaugh pulling this off while the Wolverines - whom he feuded with in the offseason - toil in anonymity, unranked; and 2) John David Booty - who was beyond terrible, first letting Stanford get back in the game by throwing a pick six in the third quarter and then sealing the Trojans fate by badly overthrowing his open receiver on the flinal drive, resulting in an interception - will not win the Heisman. ...

Blogdome: Touchdown USC!
Published 10/7/2007 by Unsilent at Deadspin
... • You weren't the only one who was shocked that Stanford scored. [SportsbyBrooks] ...

Even The Booth Was Shocked That Stanford Won That Game Last Night
Published 10/7/2007 by Awful Announcing- at Awful Announcing
Hilarious clip and great catch from SbB. As Commenter ...

Sunday College Football Hangover: Week Six
Published 10/8/2007 by Brian Grummell at FanHouse
... - Death to Versus. That is a God-awful network. The announcing was hilariously bad. There were far too many examples last night of a confused play calling crew, right up through Stanford's game-winning touchdown. They also missed several plays coming back late from TV time-out or going to TV time-outs while play continued. DO NOT WANT. ...

The Aftermath (and After Party)
Published 10/8/2007 by dawizofodds at The Wizard of Odds

College Football: Of Monday Hangovers, Booty Calls, And The Biggest Upset In College Football History
Published 10/8/2007 by Rick at Deadspin

USC Wins NCAA Womens Soccer Title
Published 12/10/2007 at SPORTSbyBROOKS
USC TROJANS WIN NCAA WOMEN'S SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP: Thanks to Stanford and Oregon , USC won't be battling for a BCS title this year. But that doesn't mean the school will be empty handed when it comes to trophies in the fall. The Women of Troy defeated Florida State 2-0 on Sunday , clinching USC's first-ever NCAA women's soccer title. The path to goal-scoring glory was made sweeter on Friday, when they beat top-ranked rival UCLA in the semifinals. With their sudden success, no word if the soccer gals are threatening to move across town to the Rose Bowl. —