Florida high school football team wins game on unbelievable double-pass Hail Mary
One Florida high school decided to bring trickery into the fold Friday night, drawing up a see-it-to-believe-it double-pass Hail Mary to win the game at the buzzer.
On the final play of a game on Friday, Aug. 28, a Florida high school football team known as the No. 9 Blue Devils stunned their opponents, Royal Palm Beach, with an unbelievable double-pass Hail Mary, winning the game 16-14. With under 15 seconds left on the clock, Uzarus Boswell executed a bubble-screen lateral that led to a Hail Mary play.
Boswell, from his own 25-yard line, threw the ball downfield to his teammate Corian Davis, who broke two tackles and raced to the end zone for the game-winning touchdown. The play was so shocking that ESPN West Palm broadcaster expressed disbelief, stating that it would be a SportsCenter top ten moment.
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