PHOTO: Western Kentucky actually had to punt on 4th-and-goal
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The second edition of the Miami Beach Bowl likely won't match the drama of last year's postgame brawl, but it did feature something almost never seen in a football game.
During the second quarter of Monday's matchup between Western Kentucky and South Florida, the Hilltoppers actually were forced to punt on fourth-and-goal.
Honestly, you guys, this happened. pic.twitter.com/sFJKKy00th
— Tom Fornelli (@TomFornelli) December 21, 2015
Western Kentucky moved the ball to the Bulls' 6-yard line for a first-and-goal, but a personal foul penalty followed by two sacks pushed them back to the 38-yard line.
In a small victory, Jake Collins was able to drop the punt on the 3-yard line, pinning South Florida deep.
The Bulls led 14-10 at the half.
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