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During a college football game between Tulsa and Navy on Saturday, Tulsa scored an unusual touchdown when receiver David Wells Jr. tipped a floating pass back to himself outside the end zone, caught it, and ran it in for the score. The play occurred with less than two minutes left in the first quarter when Tulsa was at the 10-yard line. Earlier in the game, teammate Oran Singleton Jr. had also made an impressive catch but was initially stuffed behind the line of scrimmage before making a desperate throw. Singleton later caught another touchdown for Tulsa during the second half, helping them take a 26-14 lead early on.
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On Saturday, Tulsa faced off against Navy in a college football game that saw an unusual play. With about two minutes left in the first quarter and the score tied at seven, Tulsa was near Navy's 10-yard line. Quarterback Baylor Hayes threw a backwards pass to wide receiver Oran Singleton Jr., who was tackled shortly after catching it behind the line of scrimmage. However, Singleton managed to throw the ball back into the air where David Wells Jr., another Tulsa player, tipped it backward to himself outside the end zone and then ran back in for the touchdown. This highly improbable play added excitement to an otherwise typical college football match-up between the two teams.
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Tulsa visited Navy on Saturday, and the Golden Hurricane scored a touchdown that nobody could have drawn up.
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With just under two minutes to play in the first quarter, the game was tied at seven when Tulsa was at the opposing 10-yard line.
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Quarterback Baylor Hayes tossed a backwards pass to wide receiver Oran Singleton Jr., who was stuffed roughly seven yards behind the line of scrimmage.
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However, he managed to escape a tackle and throw a floating prayer into coverage.
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But one of his fellow pass-catchers made an improbable rescue.
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David Wells Jr. (not related to the former pitcher) tipped the ball backward to himself outside of the end zone, caught it, and then scampered back in for the score.
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That wasn't the only action Singleton got - he would catch a touchdown of his own later on to give Tulsa a 26-14 lead early in the second half.
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It has not been a pleasant season for the Midshipmen, who were nationally ranked and won the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy by defeating both Air Force and Army last year.
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Navy also won the Liberty Bowl to complete an 11-2 season.
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But entering Saturday, they already had more losses than they did all of last season.
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Meanwhile, Tulsa has begun the season 3-2 after a disappointing 4-8 campaign last year.
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