One-Point Safety: Oregon Gets The Rarest Score in College Football [Video]

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3 Responses to “One-Point Safety: Oregon Gets The Rarest Score in College Football [Video]”

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  Dawgfather Says:
  January 4th, 2013 at 1:02 AM
  

  I watch an absurd amount of football at all levels and never once have I seen this. My head about exploded.

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  m1chael Says:
  January 4th, 2013 at 1:42 AM
  

  I understand the Oregon 1-point safety because the ball never touched the ground and the Kansas State player ran the ball into the end-zone.

  I don’t understand the Texas one because it looked like the ball skipped along the ground, past the line of scrimmage and was fallen on by an A&M player.

  I thought if the ball touches the ground past the line of scrimmage on FGs, it’s a dead ball. Or is it that the offense can’t touch the ball first?

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  scripty Says:
  January 4th, 2013 at 8:31 AM
  

  This is the 2nd most interesting thing I’ve learned this week, a group of owls being called a parliment is first. The whole extent of the maple syrup heist is a weak third.

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