Why the hell isn't the Bluegrass Miracle one of the 'greatest' finishes in the history of College football?

I was wondering the same thing.

I guess the media doesn't like LSU for some reason.

They sure love the Big 10 though

I have no idea, I've been wondering that for weeks. The only thing I can think of is that it only happened last year, the other plays look pretty old.

How about the Earthquake game, that last play was better
than that Michigan play

It says that this is "Week 4 of 5". Maybe the Bluegrass Miracle is in the last week...

Sourdoughman, the TD in The Earthquake Game was not the final play of the game. We left Auburn a minute or so and had to kickoff and hold them, which, of course, we did.

I understand that,

The drive for me was much more impressive than a Hail Mary

Had to convert 2 4th downs and Fuller caught the pass on the
same exact play he dropped before.

It just plays out better in my mind, it was harder to complete
than a lucky hail mary

Then have to hold on to the lead after you trailed 6-0 for most
of the game.

Pontiac's greatest recent finish was last year when Tony Stewart drove the Joe Gibbs Pontiac to the Winston Cup points Championship.

Now Pontiac is just plain finished in NASCAR...

Dodge has taken their place. Ryan Newman had a great year and I wouldn't be surprised to see him win a Winston, uh Nextel Cup in the next couple of years.