The 2007 Fiesta Bowl between Boise State and Oklahoma is widely considered one of the greatest games in college football history. @totalistrading Boise State entered the game as an undefeated underdog against No. 7 Oklahoma, looking to prove that a team outside the traditional power conferences could compete on the biggest stage. The Broncos built a 28–10 lead before Oklahoma stormed back with 25 unanswered points, including a pick-six with just 1:02 remaining to take a 35–28 lead. It appeared the Sooners had completed the comeback. Then came one of the most unforgettable sequences the sport has ever seen. Facing 4th-and-18 with 18 seconds left, Boise State executed the famous Hook and Lateral, tying the game with seven seconds remaining. In overtime, Oklahoma scored first on an Adrian Peterson touchdown run. Boise State answered with another trick play—a halfback option pass from wide receiver Vinny Perretta to tight end Derek Schouman on fourth down. Instead of kicking the e...