It was a 20-6 BYU lead heading into the fourth quarter. The stadium was rocking, and it looked like the Utes were down and out. The BYU defense was playing as good as it had all season. Jordan Wynn looked like a freshman. Then suddenly the tide turned.

Utah got two field goals, a touchdown, and a two point conversion in the fourth quarter and tied the game up; we were headed into overtime. The stadium was still rocking, but everyone was nervous, instead of euphoric.

BYU won the coin toss, played good defense, and held Utah to a FG. It was second and 10 at the 25 yard line for Max Hall and the BYU offense. Hall threw a laser between two Ute defenders to Andrew George, who kept his balance and ran the remainder of ...

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