ESPNU Celebrates Top 25 College Football Games of 2015

Before the 2016 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Season begins, ESPNU will air the TOP 25 COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMES of 2015, beginning Monday, July 18, at 7 p.m. ET through Sunday, July 31. The countdown begins with No. 25 and will be televised in descending order on most weekdays at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m., with the Top 5 games being voted on by fans.

Top 25 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Games of 2015
(No. 25-No. 6)

No. 25	Notre Dame (34) at Virginia (27)
No. 24	Tennessee (27) - Florida (28)
No. 23	Oregon (61) - Arizona St. (55)
No. 22	Georgia (31) - Tennessee (38)
No. 21	Memphis (34) - Houston (35)
No. 20	Michigan (48) - Indiana (41)
No. 19	Nebraska (33) - Miami (36)
No. 18	Auburn (46) - Arkansas (54)
No. 17	Michigan St. (38) - Nebraska (39)
No. 16*	Michigan St. (16) - Iowa (13)
No. 15	TCU (29) - Oklahoma (30)
No. 14	Oklahoma (31) - Tennessee (24)
No. 13	BYU (33) - Nebraska (28)
No. 12*	Cal (45) - Texas (44)
No. 11	Michigan St. (17) - Ohio St.(14)
No. 10	Miami (30) - Duke (27)
No. 9*	TCU (55) - Texas Tech (52)
No. 8	Ole Miss (43) - Alabama (37)
No. 7	Notre Dame (22) - Clemson (24)
No. 6*	Stanford (38) - Notre Dame (36)

* - will not be televised due to rights restrictions

Top 5 games to be voted on by fans

• Florida State (16) - Georgia Tech (22)
  Georgia Tech DL Patrick Gamble blocked a FG kick and DB Lance Austin caught and ran the ball 78 yards, beating the Seminoles 22-16 in the final seconds of the game.
• Arkansas (53) - Ole Miss (52)
  In a 53-52 overtime victory, Arkansas QB Brandon Allen ran for a game-winning 2-point conversion, leaping over an Ole Miss defender to do so in overtime.
• Oregon (47) - TCU (41)
  In the Valero Alamo Bowl, TCU erased a 31-point deficit to trump Oregon in triple overtime with a score of 47-41.
• Michigan State (27) - Michigan (23)
  In one of the most memorable games of 2015, Michigan State returned a fumble in the final seconds of the game, defeating in-state rival Michigan 27-23.
• Alabama (45) vs. Clemson (40)
  Concluding the 2015 COLLEGE FOOTBALL season, No. 2 Alabama and Heisman trophy winner Derrick Henry defeated No. 1 Clemson 45-40 in the COLLEGE FOOTBALL Playoff Championship.

Via a SportsNation poll, fans can vote on how the top 5 games should be ranked until Friday, July 22, at 11:59 p.m.

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