Florida A&M Stuns Alabama State 28-27, Blocking 47-Yard Field Goal on Final Play

3 articles · Updated · NCAA.com · Oct 10

Florida A&M erased a 27-14 deficit and beat Alabama State 28-27 when it blocked a 47-yard field-goal attempt on the game’s final play.
Armand Burris fueled the comeback with touchdown catches of 88 and 89 yards, scoring both within barely five minutes in the fourth quarter.
The Rattlers’ win came in a game moved to a noon kickoff because of Hurricane Isaias, adding to a weather-disrupted college football weekend.
The upset was part of a broader Friday-Saturday slate that also featured ranked matchups and several schedule changes across the country.

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