Hardest Hits in College Football - Top 30(2015-16')

Your #1 hardest hits video maker is back at it! Here's College Football's Top 30 and more hardest, crushing, big, huge and whatever other word, hits of the 2015-2016 NCAA Football season. Let's make this video reach over 4 million views! Thanks everyone and enjoy Music: Goin' In (Skrillex "Goin' Down" Mix) - Skrillex https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btDPtzCGNTE Disclaimer: I do not own any of the rights the video clips & music audio used in this movie. All rights belong to their appropriate sources.

Comments

1. When is the 16-17 hit compilation coming out
2. The SEC refused to bow to the wussfication that the NCAA forced on football. Now, every "targeting" penalty is reviewed on the field and at the SEC headquarters in Birmingham Alabama.
   More targeting calls have been overturned in the SEC this year because of bad calls by refs with nothing between their legs.
3. Thumbs down yet again for shitty music.
4. He is only going to put east Carolina go Notre dame
5. Its always better to give than receive. When I played "targeting" was encouraged. That was the early 90's. It was the entire reason I played Inside LB or Midde LB. Sometimes I would love nothing more than to line up and do some hitting drils
6. Tennessee got some pops especially mosley
7. 0:35 what an asshole
8. 1.32 damn
9. Screw targeting most of those were clean
10. Most of the targeting calls are wrong
11. 0:59 I was at that game and that was the hardest hit i've ever seen. That was basically the only highlight for the pokes. Other than that it was the saddest day in my life
12. Clemson
13. Reggie Ragland vs Georgia?
14. the new targeting rules make it too where ping pong is more violent
15. great vid man
16. xxx
17. That call on Moseley in the UT UK game was trash. What's he supposed to do let him run for 5 more yards and then hit him?! Good video tho lol.
18. Stop showing hits that were targeting!!!! How may times do I have to say this to you highlight vid makers???
19. GO M-TOWN!
20. 🖕🏼 the new rules in college and nfl. let them play the game