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60 days....
Unfortunately overtime doesn't count for the series...overtime plays are always much more valuable because you start with basically a 50% chance and that moves to either 0% or 100% in not very many plays. Otherwise part of the series would have included changing that play to a touchdown and seeing where it ranked!
Oh yeah, ECU punt block is a very nice guess.
If not that, I'm thinking TajhBoyd to Dwayne Allen TD in the 2011 Clemson game, to go up 17-3. Not sure about the math, but I was at that game, and that play sucked the life out of the crowd, and the bench for the rest of the way.
Well at least there's none of this!
It begins...
This gets my vote!
Yeah I think were all guessing that tyrod to danny coale against Nebraska is number 1 dominating play.
And maybe the 2008 ecu punt block is number 1 devastating?


....a twinkling wang?.....I see many jokes here.
Granted this is just twitter fodder at best, but Tino seems really close with QB Dwayne Haskins Jr. who committed to the Terps. He is constantly tweeting with him about their potential as a college duo, I hope we can hold off the home team with him.
My Wideout #GoTerps https://t.co/GKjp9tWIaMโ Dwayne Haskins, Jr. (@dh_simba7) June 29, 2015
The number one devastating play for me will always be the replay officials' gift to Michigan in the Sugar Bowl. I don't know how analytics will treat that, being that the odds of winning probably don't suffer that much, but it sure broke my heart real good.
Number one awesome play is probably "DANNY COALE ALL THE WAY... " (Although, for me, most bad ass offensive play I've seen in the last 10 yrs was Tyrod on 3rd and 31 v FSU in 2007.)
...WF?
Good call. In that specific example, I pretty much had decided that the '12 season was down the crapper and didn't let it effect me as badly as the opener on '10 did.
See, that's fitting, because he played like an Emu for the Panthers as well.

Don't let HOAT see this!
Well... I know what the #1 most dominating play will be.... Trying to predict the most devastating play is proving to be a little tricky....
I can smell a national championship with Dwayne Lawson throwing to Tino Ellis and Eric Kumah.
I'm just glad the rumors of horse's demise were greatly exaggerated. In spite of this picture.
This whole name change is why I want the Redskins to hurry up and win a Super Bowl again. I've been waiting essentially my entire life to see them just go to one. I was 6 during the last Super Bowl season, and didn't actively follow football.
Anyway, I'd be torn if they changed the name, and then won one, like something I've been waiting forever for never happened. If they win one and then change the name, then I'd be fulfilled in seeing my team with the big one.
Oh definitely. If it were subjective I wouldn't include any devastating plays where we ended up winning, or dominating plays where we ended up losing. I won't put my subjective list out now as at least one of next week's plays would be on it (probably both), but Boise State I would say is a top 3 devastating as was the Matt Ryan play.
Anybody can make a subjective top 10 list...I thought we should have a little more analytics behind it.
Should've added a *SNIFF* for good measure.
I know, right? Stinespring's coordinating was just downright offensive

So...what's everyone think the #1 plays will be?


I think you just nailed it...
Tyrod to Danny has to be #1... has to be.
And the ECU punt block hasn't been shown, yet, and this is the graph from the last time that game was on the list:
And now that THAT repressed memory has returned (I was standing in the end zone right where that happened. The ECU guy ran straight towards us... fuck that game.....