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I'm obviously a huge Baylor guy but I really think this should be deemed a palpably unfair touchdown. The player was not stopped, the defense committed a penalty that resulted in the play being dead. For all extensive purposes, Jayce Brown scored a TD here. Just my take and... show more

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