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Tommy Rees fumble on 1st & Goal at Michigan with 6 min by Athlete37

left and a 3 point lead trying to lob a corner fade. Tommy Rees throwing an interception from around the 20 yard line in the final minute of the Tulsa game down 2 with an accurate kicker.

Letting Michigan go ~80 yards in 30 seconds to beat us in 11 (long pass play being the main culprit)

Blitzing Michigan State on 4th and 10 in 2000 to get burnt on a slant route that goes the distance for Sparty's four straight win over us

The two 2011 goal line fumbles that were taken back 99 yards: starting the season opening drive against USF and also occurring against USC in a game that we were badly outplayed but were still attempting to tie the game in the late third quarter I believe.

Having a blown play at Purdue in 1999 with a huge offensive line at like their 2 yard line and then listening to their crowd chant down 3!!!2!!!1!!! as our offense was scattered trying to spike the ball.