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Originally Posted by Third Eye
Let’s not act like it hasn’t been done many times before on both the pro and collegiate levels. I remember Gurley doing it recently and pissing a lot of people off because he would’ve hit the over if he had scored.
For me, I liked the punctuation of the score at the end, but I also understand the rationale of never even letting your opponent touch it.
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I didn't mean to sound like it wasn't ever going to work. Course it has happened before. But once he saw Sherman and Pringle cleared him a hole, Williams did what he did and took it to the house. It's the Super Bowl, who wouldn't love to score a 30 some yard TD like that?
In the end, it doesn't matter. We won. I liked the punctuation score myself also. I was sick of reading all the shit about how SF's defense was unbeatable. **** those guys, here's a TD to chew on while you wait for the offseason to end.