BYU defeated Tulsa 24-21 to win Friday's Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl. The winning touchdown came with 11 seconds left as BYU scored the winning touchdown with a fake spike play. Quarterback Riley Nelson faked the spike, looked left, and then threw right to receiver Cody Hoffman for a 2-yard touchdown pass.
Dan Marino should be proud.
ESPN video via.
BYU Wins Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl With Fake Spike [Outside the Boxscore]
Dan Marino should be proud.
ESPN video via.
BYU Wins Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl With Fake Spike [Outside the Boxscore]
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