A Division III college football game between UW-Stout and UW-Stevens Point saw something absolutely bonkers go down on Saturday, with a 98-yard pick-six featuring three laterals blowing up at the end of the first half. You gotta see this video, seriously.
The Play That Broke the Internet
It all went down with time ticking away in the first half. UW-Stevens Point quarterback Ryan Thompson launched a Hail Mary, probably hoping for some last-second magic. Instead, UW-Stout picked it off. What happened next? Pure, unadulterated chaos. The UW-Stout defenders didn’t just run it back; they made three laterals, turning a simple interception return into an epic 98-yard touchdown. Imagine the energy on that sideline, the absolute pandemonium. It was easily one of the wildest plays we’ve seen this season, college or pro.
Dominance, Delivered With Style
That mind-blowing pick-six wasn’t just a highlight reel moment, it was a huge momentum swing, pushing UW-Stout to a commanding 38-0 lead at halftime. They kept the pedal down, wrapping up a seriously lopsided 48-2 victory. UW-Stout is now sitting at 3-2 after that win, while UW-Stevens Point fell to 2-3. Talk about adding insult to injury, getting hammered by that kind of play *and* a 48-2 final score. This is the kind of DIII action that makes you remember why we love football!
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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