Updated
Updated · Fox News · Nov 8
Boston College Unveils 'Longest Yard' TD in 31-24 Loss to Florida State
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Nov 8

Boston College Unveils 'Longest Yard' TD in 31-24 Loss to Florida State

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Nov 8

Summary

  • Second-and-goal in the third quarter, Boston College used a spinning "Ring-Around-the-Rosie" huddle and an underhand flip from Mason McKenzie to Javarius Green for a touchdown.
  • The trick play gave the Eagles a 24-21 lead after Florida State had been ahead 21-17, with the unusual alignment and fake appearing to catch both the defense and camera off guard.
  • Florida State answered with 10 fourth-quarter points to win 31-24, turning the highlight into a footnote in Rick Stockstill's debut as interim coach.
  • The result extended the Seminoles' rebound after Mike Norvell's firing, while Boston College's movie-inspired score became the game's most memorable sequence.

Insights

Was Florida State's dramatic comeback a genuine turning point, or just a temporary emotional high for a fractured program?
Can an emotional interim coach's debut victory truly mask the deep-rooted NIL and booster alignment issues plaguing Florida State?
How will a devastating trick-play collapse against a struggling opponent impact Boston College's desperate fight for bowl eligibility?