2002: Michigan 27 Penn State 24
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- Interesting notes about this game:
1. This was the final year of using natural grass at the Big House. It lasted 12 seasons before it became too much of a pain to maintain. The field never looked worse than for this game. You can see clumps of grass and dirt flying on almost every tackle.
2. The first 4 minutes of this game was never broadcast (at least in the Metro Detroit area) because the Florida State/Miami game went over. This was joined in progress right after the Zia Combs injury. Carr feared that he had suffered a neck injury but Zia regained full movement the following day.
3. This is one of those classic games where Penn State fans never bitched more about the refs screwing them over, they always favor Michigan, the Big 10 is out to get us, blah, blah, blah, yadda, yadda, yadda. It doesn't matter that UM was penalized for more yards in this game and that PSU was the least penalized team in the conference in 02. It doesn't matter that PSU got away with bad calls all night like Brian Scott mugging Braylon Edwards and not getting flagged (14:13) or Zach Mills hiking the ball after the clock had run out and PSU not getting charged with delay of game in OT (23:45) or the bogus 1st down "catch" on 3rd and long by Bryant Johnson that wasn't a catch (22:05). I always figured the second Johnson catch was a makeup call. Both feet were in bounds but tivo shows that he was juggling the ball as he went down. So, whatever. We cheat, we're dirty, the refs love us, hate PSU, etc. No matter what you point out to prove them wrong, you will not win this debate with a Penn State fan. So just smile and nod and accept their ignorance.
Game played on October 12, 2002 in Ann Arbor.
2002 Michigan Wolverines Starting Lineups...
OFFENSE:
Split End - Braylon Edwards
Left Tackle - Courtney Morgan
Left Tackle - Tony Pape
Left Tackle - Adam Stenavich
Left Guard - David Baas
Center - Dave Pearson
Right Guard - Dave Petruziello
Right Tackle - Tony Pape
Right Tackle - Courtney Morgan
Tight End - Bennie Joppru
Flanker - Ronald Bellamy
Flanker - Tyrece Butler
Flanker - Andy Mignery
Quarterback - John Navarre
Tailback - Chris Perry
Tailback - B.J. Askew
Fullback - B.J. Askew
Fullback - Sean Anderson
DEFENSE:
Defensive End - Dan Rumishek
Defensive End - Shantee Orr
Defensive End - Larry Stevens
Defensive Tackle - Grant Bowman
Defensive Tackle - Norman Heuer
Defensive Tackle - Shawn Lazarus
Defensive Tackle - Julius Curry
Defensive End - Larry Stevens
Defensive End - Shantee Orr
Defensive End - Dan Rumishek
Outside Linebacker - Victor Hobson
Inside Linebacker - Carl Diggs
Inside Linebacker - Zia Combs
Inside Linebacker - Zach Kaufman
Inside Linebacker - Scott McClintock
Cornerback - Marlin Jackson
Cornerback - Charles Drake
Strong Safety - Cato June
Strong Safety - Jon Shaw
Free Safety - Jeremy LeSeur
Free Safety - Markus Curry
Free Safety - Zia Combs
I was there for this entire game with my dad up in the south end of the stadium stands. The whole thing going back and forth between both teams, even as we went into overtime not a single person in the stands left the game, all waiting to see what would happen. And when Chris Perry finally rushed in to nab the game winning touchdown in overtime, it was the loudest I ever heard that stadium roar. Just the noise and echo of all of the cheers and the band playing The Victors. It was one hell of a game.
This was my senior year at UM, what a great game! Two other historical notes on this game:
1) First OT in Michigan Stadium. The delay due to the terrible injury to Combs and OT made the end a true night game atmosphere, it was awesome!
2) First ever Maize Out in the football student section. The drum major of the marching band started an email campaign to get all the students to wear maize for this game (like what was already done at hockey and basketball games). You can see at the end of the video when the team runs to the north endzone to celebrate with the students that most are wearing maize, but a wide variety of shades of maize. The athletic dept starting selling official maize T-shirts to the students the following season and now you have the more uniform look today.
The game that birthed instant replay in college football. You'll never hear this officially, but I was working for Penn State at the time and we threatened to leave the Big Ten. We had boosters willing to shell out $20M for the exit fee. JoePa wanted out. Instant replay was the compromise.
Same was the chatter in the kines/phys ed dept. The good old days, eh? Happy Thanksgiving.
I wish Penn State would’ve left. Believe me, you wouldn’t be missed.
Maybe Penn St. never belonged in the Big Ten in the first place. They had a better schedule as an independent.
@@GreenRiver72 Maybe Joe Paterno shouldn't have bitched about the B1G-Pac 12 Rose Bowl pact. Also, if they were an independent, then they wouldn't be 10-14 versus Michigan. You may go now.
Care to comment on the incompletion at 22:11? LOL. I wish JoePa got his way and penn state bailed.
Marlin Jackson made a totally badass play on that would-be PSU TD pass in the OT period. Awesome. Perhaps a game-saver.
John Navarre of the Cinderblock Feet. One of my fav UM qbs.
Its crazy my dad is zia and when I watch this its like really cool
Penn state Nittany lions vs Michigan WOLVERINES 2002 Tim brant ed Cunningham
i was there also with my two uncles who are now decesed
It's inherently obvious that the talent Michigan had during Carr's tenure was insane. A lot of these players moved on to have successful NFL careers. It must have been dope as fuck to be a student at Umich during the 90s and early 2000s. Now it kinda sucks. All i do is waste my time on facebook haha
The only bad call I saw was the alleged catch by the PSU receiver late in the game.
@WolverineHistorian: Your complaint about the Bryant Johnson catch - 22:05 - is bogus. The ref hesitated before calling it a catch. He was right. Watch it slowly and it looks like a catch. Since he caught it with his body on the ground, the play is over as soon as he catches it - his right leg bounces the ball out after the catch. By NFL rules today, that play is not a catch, but by 2002 NCAA rules, it WAS a catch. Honestly, I prefer the old NCAA rules anyway since NFL rules led to absurd nonsense like the Jesse James Patriots play a few years ago.
In a fuller version of this game, both announcers, after several replays, eventually agree that the play was a catch and the ball popped out after Bryant Johnson had completed it.
For whatever reason, you chose not to include the replay that showed Tony Johnson getting both of his feet in-bounds. You say he bobbled it, but the ref didn't signal that, rather he signaled that Johnson was supposedly out of bounds.
And the Bryan Scott PI (a bad call) was irrelevant because Michigan scored right after that. Penn State absolutely got hosed in regulation just as they did in 2005 when Mike "he never fumbles" Hart fumbled in direct view of a ref but got called down inexplicably. That play led to a Michigan field goal in a game they won by 2 points.
I was thinking the same - today the Bryant Johnson reception certainly gets reversed, but they have toughened the rules for what is a catch since 2002....
16 years ago, Wowsers :D
Navarre had a cannon but his decision making wasn’t IT. 10:25 omg Braylon was wide open he didn’t look his way (even tho Perry crossed the goal line)
PSU fans are the biggest whiners. They ignore all the ref breaks they get In this game, they also got a break by the linesmen not calling a TD when Perry scored in the second qtr. The linesmen didn't give Navarre a TD when he was obviously in, it was up to the ref to do that. My personal PSU whine is the 2 seconds they put back on the clock in 2005 when Carr called a TO. I've hear them say only Carr would have got that time back, butPaterno got 2 seconds back himself earlier in the game.
I was at this game, and it was a classic -- and yes, Michigan was on the receiving end of some VERY BAD calls, as pointed out by WH above. The other amusing part about this game was watching JoePa the entire time on the sidelines. He was hardly paying attention to the field -- seriously, he spent most of the game chasing the referee up and down the sideline and screaming at him.
I was 10 years old at this game, I was also at the 2005 PSU game, great times
Please go to more UM-PSU games lol
As a Chiefs fan, I notice LJ out there for the Nits. Funny that he was more mature back then than he ever was in KC.
didn't Penn State rough our punter when we were inside our own 10? The call kept alive a drive that I think led to the second Michigan touchdown.
I still content to this day that the reason this game was even as it ended was becaucse coming into this game Marlin Jackson was a blanket on people.
When Combs went down Jackson's head was gone the rest of the game and he just got smoked over and over again this game.
The Johnson passes are another favorite. They like to complain about the second one, ignoring that it wouldn't have happened if the first had been called correctly.
i was at this game. still remember it well. was just a wee lad :)
So was I! Go Blue!
Was this also the last year the coaches wore the old style Block M hat that Bo was always seen in?
Now the M looks fatter and the hats often have some kind of stripe or other design, the old one was timeless.
Nittany Nation misses you Zack Mills (NOT!)
That's not very nice...the poor kid had nobody to throw to his last 2 years, his best receiver was the backup QB, and he had to play a predictable, dumb offensive style throwing to the fullback out of the heavy I and all that crap instead of opening things up with 4WR like they started doing the year after he left. Look at how Michael Robinson couldn't even beat out Mills in 04, and then in 05 after Mills graduated they got all those fast young receivers and updated the offense and Robinson goes 11-1 and they win the orange bowl.
@@bobross1550 "That number 3 and number 7" :)
Can you find 2001 Minnesota at Michigan highlights? That was my first game at The Big House
what ever happened to combs? was he okay?
Brady Hoke is pointing at something at 23:05
One of the worst officiated games I've ever seen. The announcers usually do a good job at pointing out all the lucky breaks Penn State gets, but check this glaring example out. 23:45 - look at the play clock. What a joke.
Holy deja vu! I have this game taped and this is EXACTLY where my video starts because I started recording it late!
@ThoseWhoStayUofM at 22:11 was probably another one of the calls where you just shake your head and ask how?
The ground can not cause a fumble.
@@GreenRiver72 I agree but he did not control the ball.
I'm going to miss this game :(
First view AND comment....GO BLUE!!!!
Brady Hoke is always pointing at something...
I am creating a playlist of the most memorable Penn St - Michigan games, and plan to make this game #1 (sorry using a different vid) rather than a game that my beloved Lions won because I remember it, to this day, as the worst officiated sporting event I have ever seen. So if you will oblige me with one more bit of ignorance in response to your propaganda: It doesn't matter if the statistics show Michigan had more penalty yards at the end of the game - it's about how those calls in critical moments made it seem that the refs were determined to decide the outcome of the game - Michigan punter lands on a Penn St defender and they call a personal foul instead of running-into-the-punter which would not have given them the 1st down that led to the TD, Tony Johnson w 2 feet in bounds and you could see his footprints in the loose Michigan Stadium sod, the made up Penn St offsides in OT which put Michigan down on the goal line....
@michffl2004 There was never any dispute of the roughing the punter call which was obvious. I'm sorry. I didn't know that if you're PSU and you rough a punter, you shouldn't be flagged. But thank you for proving my point, jackass.
Ah, the "Lloyd Carr is a baby" game where Penn State fans made (and continue make) laughingstocks of themselves with their glaringly obvious double standard.
whiners yes but the title of biggest whiners in college football falls on Notre Dame