On the same day that a college football game consisted of one second more than 60 minutes, another college football game had five minutes fewer than the usual amount.
Like many early-season games featuring an established program against an FCS slappie, Saturday’s game between Arizona State and Morgan State turned into a blowout. Andwith the Sun Devils leading 70-7 after three quarters, the two teams agreed to shrink the fourth quarter to 10 minutes.
“ I’ve never been a part of a game like that ,” Arizona State coach Kenny Dilligham told reporters after the game, via Bailey Leasure of ArizonaSports.com. “I didn’t even know that was legal, but I…
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