AP Photo/Jim GerberichEighteen seconds and 13 yards stood between No. 2 Penn State (11-0) and one of the biggest upsets in the postwar era. The Nittany Lions led No. 1 Miami -- invincible, impregnable Miami -- 14-10. Penn State had harassed Heisman Trophy winner Vinny Testaverde into throwing four interceptions. On fourth-and-goal, he threw a fifth. Linebacker Pete Giftopoulos intercepted the ball, saved the upset and became a Nittany legend. -- Maisel
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