mecca for the Big Ten since 1946, the
game and accompanying festivities in
Pasadena, Calif., have captivated the col-
lege football world through several gen-
erations.
For the ered a pertinent quote
that still reverberates throughout Nittany
Nation: "This ranks as one of the great
comebacks in Penn State history."
Musburger has been the play-by-play
announcer for 11 Rose Bowl games and
may someday be inducted into the Hall
of Fame himself. However, it was Keith
Jackson who called the dramatic play that
forever remains the symbol of that 1995
game.
The to its own
18-yard line, and then runs 12 plays using
up nearly four minutes before the Nittany
Lions force a punt from their 48-yard line.
Mike Archie fair catches the punt at the
16-yard line. A@er a timeout, the Penn
State o>ense huddles up as Jackson tells
the TV audience, "Right now we're about
to see what a lot of folks bought tickets for,
the Penn State o>ense against the Oregon
defense. The ball is on the 16-yard line,
Hartings and tackle Keith Conlin.
Split end Bobby Engram is on the line of
scrimmage at the far right, near the Penn
State sideline, and =anker Freddie Scott
is to his le@ in the slot.
Oregon is using a four-man line. Collins
barks out the signals, and Brady shi@s
from the le@ side of the line to the right.
Seconds later, Scott goes in motion toward
