This is like that classic lesson which you learn in little league about how to always be aware of how many outs there are. Unfortunately for Tulane and their quarterback Nick Montana, it was a lesson learned a bit too late. At the end of the first half during the UCF and Tulane game on Saturday, Tulane mistakenly thought it was first down with just two seconds remaining and spiked the ball on their own 26-yard line. Sadly, it was actually 4th down and because of the gaffe UCF took over on downs. You can see the video HERE.
And there you have it folks. Nick Montana, son of Joe Montana, had no idea it was fourth down before spiking ball.
— Guerry Smith (@Guersmith) October 18, 2014
Ultimately, the spike did not matter because there was not enough time left to run play and stop clock. Was TD or nothing for #Tulane.
— Guerry Smith (@Guersmith) October 18, 2014
