College football’s opening weekend was full of huge matchups, horrible injuries, a really bad punt and one epic comeback.
The UCLA Bruins trailed the Texas A&M Aggies by 34 points in the second half, but luckily for UCLA, it had the best player on the field.
Quarterback Josh Rosen led the Bruins to a massive comeback, as he torched the Aggies’ defense for 491 yards and four touchdowns, including the game-winning strike on a fake-spike play with 43 seconds remaining.
Take a look at the gutsy play call:
What a comeback by UCLA! (via @bubbaprog) pic.twitter.com/MX7CjPnIuB
— Athlete Swag (@AthleteSwag) September 4, 2017
UCLA made the extra point and held on for a 45-44 win at the Rose Bowl.
All of the junior signal-caller’s touchdown passes came in the fourth quarter as he showcased why he’s one of the top QBs on many draft boards.
Welcome back, college football.
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