For nearly 59 minutes on Saturday, South Alabama looked to be headed for one of the signature defensive performances of its short football history.
The Jaguars had held a future NFL quarterback without a touchdown pass and led by seven with 1:30 left in regulation, before a 61-yard drive for the game-tying touchdown with 13 seconds to play. South Alabama (1-3, 0-1 Sun Belt) then gave up a field goal and a touchdown in overtime to fall 29-23 at Ladd-Peebles Stadium.
"It's going to eat me up a lot," South Alabama safety Jeremy Reaves said. "I'm going to watch a lot of film and analyze the game.