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With the college football season fully underway, we're already hyped for the potential ankle-breakers fall 2013 will bring. Ohio State's Braxton Miller is always a threat to pull off a nasty move on a helpless defender, but even his best moves don't stand up to some of the other jukes that have gone down in recent history. We re-visit Reggie Bush and Denard Robinson's best, and even give props to old-timers like Desmond Howard and Ike Hillard. Be prepared to gawk and go nuts over the 25 Best Jukes in College Football History, in GIFs.
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25. We're Gonna Need A Medic
Date: 9/3/2011
Game: Utah State @ Auburn
Player: Travante Stallworth
That defender went down like he was under sniper fire.
24. Gone Catfishing
Date: 1/7/2013
Game: Alabama @ Notre Dame
Player: Eddy Lacy
Once again, Manti Te'o tackles an invisible person.
23. There Is Another Way
Date: 10/30/1999
Game: Florida State @ Virginia
Player: Peter Warrick
He juked two defenders at the same damn time!
22. Caught Flat-Footed
Date: 11/17/2012
Game: Iowa @ Michigan
Player: Denard Robinson
Denard Robinson could MOVE, man.
21. Tight Ends Can Move Too
Date: 9/8/2012
Game: Florida @ Texas A&M
Player: Jordan Reed
There's just something about those Florida tight ends...
20. Wheeling and Dealing
Date: 12/6/2003
Game: Kansas State @ Oklahoma
Player: Mark Clayton
Bodies. Everywhere.
19. Making You Dizzy
Date: 9/13/2012
Game: Rutgers @ South Florida
Player: Jawan Jamison
We won't be surprised if that linebacker is still frozen in his tracks.
18. It's Miller Time
Date: 10/6/2012
Game: Nebraska @ Ohio State
Player: Braxton Miller
Moves like a running back and an arm like a quarterback. This kid is legit.
17. Before He Was CJ2K
Date: 10/27/2007
Game: UAB @ ECU
Player: Chris Johnson
That's what a 4.24, 40-yard dash time mixed with his creativity looks like.
16. The Heisman!
Date: 11/23/1991
Game: Ohio State @ Michigan
Player: Desmond Howard
At that time, Desmond Howard was the only man in college football who could've done that first defender like that.
15. Whoop!
Date: 9/1/2007
Game: Tennessee @ Cal
Player: DeSean Jackson
Tennessee straight chasin' ghosts.
14. Duke Football Is No Match For Devin Hester
Date: 10/8/2005
Game: Duke @ Miami
Player: Devin Hester
Yeah, it's just Dook football, but NOBODY was catching Devin Hester on this return.
13. So Smooth
Date: 11/22/1997
Game: Ohio State @ Michigan
Player: Charles Woodson
Who did it better: Woodson or Howard?
12. Making It Look Easy
Date: 11/14/2008
Game: Tennessee @ Ole Miss
Player: Dexter McCluster
When good juking beats good defending.
11. Tebowing
Date: N/A
Game: Florida State @ Florida
Player: Tim Tebow
Back in the day when Tim Tebow was just a really good football player and nothing more.
10. Rewind That Back
Date: 10/27/2012
Game: Ohio State @ Penn State
Player: Braxton Miller
Terrelle Pryor who?
9. A Swing and a Miss
Date: 9/12/2007
Game: West Virginia @ Maryland
Player: Noel Devine
We still can't believe that this kind of talent couldn't make an impact in the NFL.
8. One Juke, Three Defenders
Date: 9/21/2002
Game: USC @ Kansas State
Player: Darren Sproles
World-class pirouette from Darren Sproles.
7. Merry Go-Round
Date: 11/5/2005
Game: Stanford @ USC
Player: Reggie Bush
We miss the days of Reggie Bush taking PAC-10 defenders for a spin.
6. Stop, Pop, and Drop It
Date: N/A
Game: Florida @ Florida State
Player: Ike Hilliard
Taking two defenders out with one move? Efficient.
5. How Many Jukes?
Date: 9/22/2012
Game: Missouri @ South Carolina
Player: Ace Sanders
We lost count at six jukes.
4. Clutching At Straws
Date: 12/29/2004
Game: Oklahoma State @ Ohio State
Player: Ted Ginn Jr.
Ginn left that defender picking at ankle tape scraps.
3. Runnin' Rebels
Date: 9/15/2012
Game: Texas @ Ole Miss
Player: Jaylen Walton
Jaylen Walton almost juked himself out of his own shoes there.
2. Stopped In His Tracks
Date: 11/15/2005
Game: Fresno State @ USC
Player: Reggie Bush
If Reggis Bush had vanished into thin air and reappeared in the end-zone, nobody would've questioned it.
