Is the current college football playoff perfect? Not remotely. But it’s a far cry from 1991, when not one, but two incredibly talented teams split the national championship due to the voting process that used to determine the national champion. Re-live the craziness, which featured a dominant year from the Miami Hurricanes - the bad boys of college football - and the Washington Huskies, who turned out to be the new bad boys for different and shocking reasons. 

Chock full of future NFL stars, devastating injuries, a thrilling chapter in a famous rivalry, and a seismic change to college football AFTER the final votes were in. It’s the 1991 Miami Hurricanes and Washington Huskies: the first two-team Special Teams episode. 

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