From a Hail Mary to a 99-yard scoring drive in a 17-point quarter, Saturday's contest had plenty of memorable moments for BYU as the Cougars knocked off Nebraska 33-28 at Memorial Stadium.
Freshman quarterback Tanner Mangum finished off the rally for BYU, throwing to 6-foot-6 wide receiver Mitch Mathews at the front of the end zone as time expired. Mathews hauled in the pass and crossed the goal line, lifting the Cougars to the season-opening win.
Mangum entered the game replacing starter Taysom Hill, who left the contest twice and was lost for the season with a lisfranc fracture.