Biggest upsets of the year (in terms of spread)

[FiveStarCat]

I didn't follow collge football overall much this year but can't imagine there were too many upsets bigger than a 27.5 point underdog win.

I thought maybe the Pitt win over Clemson would've been up there, but that was a 21.5 point spread.

Anyone know how many upsets this season topped yesterday's win in terms of point spread?

 

[akaukswoosh]

Cats Pause says it was the biggest upset.

TheCatsPause247 ‏@TheCatsPause247 42m42 minutes ago
As a 28-point underdog, Kentucky's win over Louisville was the biggest upset of the 2016 college football season.

 

[KWilt43atbuzz]

Cats Pause says it was the biggest upset.

TheCatsPause247 ‏@TheCatsPause247 42m42 minutes ago
As a 28-point underdog, Kentucky's win over Louisville was the biggest upset of the 2016 college football season.

Smash, you are on top of things.
This made me lol....
:joy:

 

[FiveStarCat]

Cats Pause says it was the biggest upset.

TheCatsPause247 ‏@TheCatsPause247 42m42 minutes ago
As a 28-point underdog, Kentucky's win over Louisville was the biggest upset of the 2016 college football season.

Amazing.

 

[willievic]

I will NEVER understand how they thought UofL was going to beat us by 28 points. There was no way! Our team had improved a lot from the first game, and was continuing to improve. Our players were ranked as high as UofL's coming out of high school. Jackson, Quick, and Kelsey were the only ones who I thought stood out as better then comparable players on our team. The game play our coaches had,neutralized Jackson as much as we could. He's an exceptional athlete, and no team was going to completely stop him. I think we did about as good a job as anyone could. It was truly a great game, and both teams should be able to hold their heads high. There was not a loser in that game, except for Petrino.

OLD STOLL FIELD GUY!