Penn State and Michigan put together a game for the ages last season.
Anyone who watched or was lucky enough to be in attendance won’t forget the four overtime thriller anytime soon.
If you’re feeling nostalgic and want to relive the experience ESPNU will replay the game at 10 p.m. next Monday, July 28 as part of a series that counts down the Top 25 College Football game of the 2013 season. The Nittany Lions’ evening clash with the Wolverines was ranked the 14th best game of the year according to an ESPN news release.
Penn State’s upset victory over the Wolverines is one of seven games to reach overtime in the ESPN countdown with Rutger’s overtime win against SMU and South Carolina’s double overtime victory against Missouri ranking higher on the list.
The full Top 25 list, including the final five to be voted on by fans can be seen here.
Where does Penn State’s victory over Michigan rank on your list of Nittany Lion wins last year?
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