This Cal Hail Mary to Tie Notre Dame Was Somehow NOT Caught

Oh my goodness.

After a final drive which included an interception that was overturned due to a targeting away from the play and a fumble returned for a touchdown that was overturned to a sack after review, Cal had one Hail Mary attempt as time expired to score the potentially game-tying touchdown against Notre Dame. Jeremiah Hunter found himself on the ground with the ball fluttering perfectly into his hands and ... somehow didn't come up with it.

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That's absolutely brutal. Cal fans are going to be watching that play for a long, long time. But Notre Dame got its first win under Marcus Freeman, albeit by the absolute skin of its teeth.