College football fans couldn't stop watching Kendal Daniels’ teeth-rattling hit

What a hit!
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Michigan fans felt this hit all the way back in Ann Arbor.

Late in the first quarter of the Oklahoma Sooners' game against the Michigan Wolverines on Saturday night, OU cheetah Kendal Dolby delivered a hit just as massive as the top-20 matchup between the two blue bloods.

Michigan tried to run a quick screen pass on 2nd-and-9, but Daniels read it perfectly while outside in coverage. As soon as Bryce Underwood's pass got to Justice Haynes, Daniels was already there to blow it all up. Daniels laid a teeth-rattling blow before briefly standing over Haynes lying on the turf.

College football fans, and especially Sooner Nation, couldn't stop watching Daniels' hit over and over again with reactions of their admiration.

Kendal Daniels has monster hit against Michigan

This was just Daniels' second game as a Sooner. Daniels crossed Bedlam lines this offseason and transferred from Oklahoma State to OU for his final season. He was a three-year starter for the Cowboys.

Listed at 6-foot-5 and 242 pounds with previous experience as both a linebacker and safety, Daniels was basically created to play Brent Venables' hybrid cheetah position. It hasn't even been two weeks yet, but after immediately cracking the starting lineup, it seems like Daniels and the Sooners were a perfect match.

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