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Oregon 's Noah Whittington returns 100 yards on a kickoff return for what was presumed to be a game-tying, fourth-quarter touchdown against Boise State .
But just as the Ducks were about to kick the extra point to make the score 34-34 , referee Chris Coyte waved for a stoppage and turned on his microphone.
"The runner may have let the ball go before crossing the goal-line plane," he said.
"I see it all the time on TV and I cringe," Kansas State coach Chris Klieman said.
Utah coach Kyle Whittingham instructs his players to cross the goal line and hand the ball to the official.
Former NFL receiver DeSean Jackson's fumble at the 1 -yard line against the Dallas Cowboys in 2008 remains the most high-profile example of this lapse in concentration.
Louisville coach Scott Satterfield noticed that a Louisville receiver Ahmari Huggins-Bruce dropped the ball.
Texas coach Charlie Strong was "losing his mind" when Cal took over at the 1 -yard line and kneeled out the clock.
Officials have become more adept at noticing the fumbles in real time.
Even the best coaching can't prevent these fumbles, and it will almost certainly happen again.
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