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CBS Sports Network’s Chris Lewis perfectly predicts NDSU’s kick-six touchdown return

As the Nevada Wolf Pack lined up to attempt a 57-yard field goal against the North Dakota State Bison on Saturday, announcer Chris Lewis called out what might happen. He was right, and then got to call one of the most exciting plays of the 2026 college football season. NDSU led Nevada 12-11 with four…

CBS Sports Network’s Chris Lewis perfectly predicts NDSU’s kick-six touchdown return

In a surprising turn of events during a college football game on Saturday, CBS Sports Network commentator Chris Lewis accurately foretold an unusual play involving the North Dakota State Bison. With only four seconds remaining in the first half and Nevada Wolf Pack trailing 12-11, Lewis observed that the Bison had strategically placed their player Jackson Williams in the end zone for a potential kick-six scenario. He proclaimed, "A kick-six type opportunity."

Lewis's prediction proved accurate as Joe McFadden's kick fell short of the goalposts. Williams seized the opportunity and, with time winding down, sprinted past Nevada players along the sidelines, ultimately running the ball back for a walk-off touchdown. Reflecting on the play, Lewis likened it to one of the most famous kick-six moments in history, reminiscent of Auburn-Alabama's infamous play.

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