Late in the third quarter, with Cal on the move, Arizona’s defense was tasked with keeping the contest a one-possession game.
The Golden Bears were humming offensively, having gone 87 yards in eight plays for a touchdown on the previous drive. Now they were back in the red zone looking to push their lead to double digits.
With the ball on Arizona’s 18-yard line and a fresh set of downs, the Bears did what they had done a dozen times prior: hand the ball off to running back Jaydn Ott.
Ott slipped to the outside, then cut inside where he was faced with insurmountable opposition.