A play so legendary, they had to clear the field three times. On November 1, 2008, Jones AT&T Stadium was the center of the sports universe. No. 6 Texas Tech was hosting No. 1 Texas in a game that felt like a heavyweight title fight. After the Longhorns roared back from a 19–0 deficit to take a 33–32 lead with just 1:29 left, the Red Raiders’ national title hopes were on life support. With 8 seconds on the clock and the ball at the Texas 28-yard line, Graham Harrell dropped back and fired a "risky" pass toward the right sideline. Michael Crabtree, a sophomore sensation, snagged the ball in double coverage, shrugged off a tackle from Curtis Brown, and tip-toed the sideline like a tightrope walker. He glided into the end zone with exactly one second left. The ensuing field storming was so massive it took officials several minutes just to clear enough space for the extra point. Is this the most iconic "walk-off" in Big 12 history?👇 #MichaelCrabtree #TexasTech #WreckEm #GunsUp #TexasV...