One of the craziest sequences in college football history 🤯 The 2013 Outback Bowl was barely a minute old when Jadeveon Clowney did something that made every person in that stadium and everyone watching at home physically react. He came off the edge with the kind of speed that shouldn’t be legal, exploded through the backfield, and absolutely destroyed Vincent Smith with a hit so violent it knocked his helmet clean off and forced a fumble that South Carolina recovered. The whole thing happened in less than two seconds and the sports world has been talking about it ever since. What makes the play even more insane is the CONTEXT. Clowney was already considered one of the most physically gifted defensive players in college football history before this moment. He was the kind of player that opposing coordinators game-planned their entire offense around. And Michigan ran RIGHT at him. The result was one of the most replayed defensive plays in CFB history and the moment that officially pu...