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CBS Sports Network’s Chris Lewis perfectly predicts NDSU’s kick-six touchdown return

CBS Sports Network analyst Chris Lewis delivered a standout call during Nevada’s 57-yard field-goal attempt against North Dakota State on Saturday, accurately forecasting the Wolf Pack’s kick-six touchdown return. With NDSU trailing 11–12 and just four seconds left in the first half, Lewis noted the Bison’s strategic placement of wide receiver Jackson Williams at the end zone—a move that paid off when Joe McFadden’s kick fell short.

Williams sprinted untouched down the sideline, weaving past defenders before scoring the game’s first touchdown as time expired, sparking comparisons to the infamous Auburn-Alabama kick-six from years prior. The play capped a wild first half, as Nevada’s subsequent botched two-point conversion and fumbled trick play led to a 74-yard touchdown scramble by NDSU defensive end Matthew Stenbroten, extending the Bison’s lead to 21–17.

The Bison went on to win 31–17, marking their sixth victory in their inaugural Football Bowl Subdivision season.

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