College football team wins game on obscure rule that was just brought back after 76 years

John Hopkins defeated Muhlenberg on Halloween on a resurrected college football rule. Blue Jays sophomore kicker Kaleb Wayt pulled off a 39-yard fair catch free kick in the game’s final two seconds to secure a narrow 31-28 Division III win over the Mules. Wayt got protected by a rule that prevents the defense from rushing a field-goal attempt after a completed or awarded fair catch. Since Wayt’s kick was taken directly from the spot of the fair catch, the defense had to line up 10 yards away, and the kicker is allowed to use a holder without a tee or…
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