Woodson interception

Still the greatest individual play I have ever seen in NCAA football.

Love seeing Hoke giving him props toward the end if the clip

That's one of my favorite games all-time: Woodson's pick and my birthday is 23 July.

Great memory, and thanks for sharing this.

Of all the plays that served to underscore just the sort of player and athlete Charles Woodson was at Michigan (as well as now in the NFL, current injury aside), this is arguably one of them. It always seemed like he was just on a different plane than other people when it came to ability. 

The look of utter disbelief on the face of Todd Schultz still makes me smile. 

Utterly fantastic play and yes Jones did slam the shite out of the WR

I was at Spartan Stadium that day, my buddy's sister was in a sororiety at MSU and to get us into the game for free, she told us to claim to be Spartan students and put us on the her sororiety's volunteer log to direct traffic around campus prior to the game.  Needless to say we had no idea where anything was that people were asking about, so I just told everyone to go up to the next street and make a left.  

Being there in the endzone behind Schultz, you had a sense that the pick was amazing simply because the throw appeared to be sailing out of bounds.  I had no idea it was OMG career moment amazing though, not until going home and flipping on the highlights. 

and now I feel old. 

That one made my heart stop.

But this one is still my favorite: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTn8_i393FQ.

Not ridiculous athleticism, but smart football that helped send Michigan to the Rose Bowl. The look on Cooper's face isn't bad either.

Lord, that was a fun defense to watch.

Truly magnificent play.  I still, after all these years, check to make sure that foot came down in bounds.

Someone needs to make the following gif happen:

Ball is thrown...Cut to Gandalf: "You shall not pass!" ...Then back to Woodson making his famous grab.

I will donate all my internets.

seems NFL-sized compared to MSU's offense.

I was also there. Sitting way up high on that side of the field, so not a great angle, but you could still tell how ridiculous that play was. Never seen anything else like it.

A fifteen year journey from Ann Arbor to Oakland to Green Bay to Canton.

15 years ago?  Feels like 4 or 5.  Time goes way too fast.  Sad.

i remember watching the msu game and seeing that int and thinking maybe he has a shot at the heisman

unbelievable play--not as well known as his kickoff return for a td against ohio state that probably sealed the heisman for him--but truly a more impressive one

My favorite play ever.  The only annoying thing is that it's hard to find a good photo of it.  Even the cameramen were unprepared.

I long or the day when our corners can play that close to the line again. That was tight coverage

My favorite Michigan DEFENSIVE play ever. That is why it's my avatar.

The one lingering memory of this play is that I just happened to be taking a large swig of Vernor's in front of my TV the second he came down with that ball.  Definitely worth coughing my lungs out for five minutes after the fact.

It was awesome....they were sad and angry...I was by myself and cheered somewhat quietly cuz some drunk bros were looking for trouble...fond memory....damn I am getting old.