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Tebow in the NFL. Beat Pittsburgh with one pass, as I recall. One play, game over.

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someone will take one to the house

Yes, they could and did run the PAT back for a touchdown. The Bulldog who picked it up was getting tackled, but lateraled it to his teammate. The teammate ran the entire length of the field to score.

The entire game is here:


Just click on the 2:05 mark for the "Shortest Overtime in History" show.

For someone who provided a link to the game, you're and idiot. OT, we score, up by six. They run back the PAT, we were still up four. They get their possession and score a td to win. Why would you ever think the other team gets credit for a TD for returning the PAT? Do you even football?

My mistake. I stand corrected.

OT in Snow bowl:

-Ags score on first play of OT, up 6
-MSU blocks PAT and takes it back for 2 points, Ags up 4
-MSU scores on third play of their possession, MSU up 2, game over

A blocked and returned PAT is only worth 2

Snow Bowl shorter. The Arkansas game saw 5 total plays from scrimmage and a PAT attempt. The snow bowl only had 4 plays from scrimmage and a PAT attempt.

Those were some horrible f'cking days! RC had a talent for losing tight games.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2000_Independence_Bowl

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Tebow in the NFL. Beat Pittsburgh with one pass, as I recall. One play, game over.

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That will be the shortest in the nfl.

What's ironic is that Arky was involved in some of the longest overtime games in history!

0/7/2006: North Texas beat Florida International 25-22 in 7 OTs
11/1/2003: Arkansas beat Kentucky 71-63 in 7 OTs
11/3/2001: Arkansas beat Mississippi 58-56 in 7 OTs
10/5/2002: Tennessee beat Arkansas 41-38 in 6 OTs
10/25/2003: Tennessee beat Alabama 51-43 in 5 OTs
10/8/2005: Ball State beat Western Michigan 60-57 in 5 OTS

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defensive score ALWAYS wins the game.

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Correction -- as long as its not on a try.

Yes, Ark has been involved in a lot of long OT games, which is why I was nervous when we went into OT.

I'm with the previous poster who was more confident going into OT than I was in getting the score even in regulation, mostly due to coaching advantage.

I also thought that Verne's "Aggies Win!" seemed like it came out shake-voiced. I think he was incredulous about us having stopped their vaunted run game and couldn't speak because he was overcome with emotion.

H.S. team in California did it this year. Picked off a pass in OT for a defensive TD and *game over.*

They use the same OT rules as NCAA