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Did you know that Eastern Michigan University had a football team? If you didn’t, I understand. They are overshadowed by two other premier programs in the state (Michigan and Michigan State).

But that doesn’t mean that a relatively obscure football team can’t do something absolutely electric on the football field every now and again, and in a game against the St. Francis Red Flash, they did just that.

The Red Flash (what a sick nickname) were on the Eagles’ 1-yard line facing a 2nd-&-goal, and quarterback Adrian Mejia was under center about to take the snap. However, he botched it, and the ball went missing under a pile of roughly 2,000 pounds of football players.

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It was hard to tell at first who had recovered the ball, but Eagles defensive back David Carter Jr. made it abundantly clear after a couple of seconds. He scooped the ball up and dashed with insane speed to the opposite endzone for a 99-yard house call, which put Eastern Michigan up 7-0.

How insane is that? I mean how often does a team botch a snap on the goal line, and then someone like Carter picks the ball up for a clear recovery? Also, remind me to never bet against Carter in a race, that dude is fast. 

It’s not the longest scoop and score ever (a couple of other players have had 100-yard runbacks in the past), but man, that is a memory Eagles fans will not soon forget – and I would bet it will be on ESPN’s Top 10 tomorrow.

Eastern Michigan holds a 13-0 lead at halftime.