Get all your news in one place.

100’s of premium titles.
One app.

Get all your news in one place.

100’s of premium titles. One news app.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Sport

Charles Curtis

A Western Michigan cornerback actually leapfrogged over an unsuspecting referee

Western Michigan

I’m not sure what Western Michigan cornerback Nyquann Washington was thinking here … or, frankly, what the referee must have thought.

But now we have this amazing college football moment from Friday night that everyone’s buzzing about.

With Wisconsin scoring in the fourth quarter in the Badgers’ eventual win over the Broncos, the subsequent two-point conversion gave them a bigger lead. And as Washington watched the play end, he saw a referee crouched in front of him.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Ranking the best stadiums in the top 25

So what did Washington do? Play a game of leapfrog. I’m shocked he wasn’t whistled for a penalty.

What’s going on pic.twitter.com/NVR3K52usv

— Sickos Committee (@SickosCommittee) August 31, 2024

Sign up to read this article

Read news from 100’s of titles, curated specifically for you.

Already a member? Sign in here

Top stories on inkl right now

Idaho Doctors 'Scared and Confused' Over Abortion Ban Refused to Admit Miscarrying Woman Despite Dangerous Bleeding: Lawsuit

Idaho Doctors 'Scared and Confused' Over Abortion Ban Refused to Admit Miscarrying Woman Despite Dangerous Bleeding: Lawsuit

An Idaho physician testified that a woman experiencing severe bleeding from a miscarriage was denied hospital admission until her fourth ER visit in one week.

More than 100 maternity cases being reviewed in criminal investigation

More than 100 maternity cases being reviewed in criminal investigation

Nottinghamshire Police have been receiving information from Donna Ockenden’s independent maternity review.

The Independent UK

Suicide Pod Creator Calls Allegations That First User Had Strangulation Marks 'Absurd'

Suicide Pod Creator Calls Allegations That First User Had Strangulation Marks 'Absurd'

Dr. Philip Nitschke defended the head of Exit International's Swiss affiliate who was jailed after the woman's death in September

International Business Times

Ukraine fires UK-made Storm Shadow missiles at Russia: What we know

Ukraine fires UK-made Storm Shadow missiles at Russia: What we know

A day after Kyiv fires the Anglo-French missiles into Russia, Moscow hits Ukraine with an ICBM, reports say.

One subscription that gives you access to news from hundreds of sites

Already a member? Sign in here

Ukraine war briefing: We will regain Crimea through diplomacy, not force, says Zelenskyy

Ukraine war briefing: We will regain Crimea through diplomacy, not force, says Zelenskyy

President says Ukraine would not legally acknowledge invaded areas as Russian in exchange for peace; Kyiv says embassies fell for Russian ‘psychological attack’. What we know on day 1,002

The Guardian - AU

Putin spokeswoman caught on video being told mid-briefing not to comment on ballistic missile strike reports

Putin spokeswoman caught on video being told mid-briefing not to comment on ballistic missile strike reports

A phone conversation with a mystery man was picked up by a microphone

Evening Standard

Related Stories

Top stories on inkl right now

Idaho Doctors 'Scared and Confused' Over Abortion Ban Refused to Admit Miscarrying Woman Despite Dangerous Bleeding: Lawsuit

Idaho Doctors 'Scared and Confused' Over Abortion Ban Refused to Admit Miscarrying Woman Despite Dangerous Bleeding: Lawsuit

An Idaho physician testified that a woman experiencing severe bleeding from a miscarriage was denied hospital admission until her fourth ER visit in one week.

More than 100 maternity cases being reviewed in criminal investigation

More than 100 maternity cases being reviewed in criminal investigation

Nottinghamshire Police have been receiving information from Donna Ockenden’s independent maternity review.

The Independent UK

Suicide Pod Creator Calls Allegations That First User Had Strangulation Marks 'Absurd'

Suicide Pod Creator Calls Allegations That First User Had Strangulation Marks 'Absurd'

Dr. Philip Nitschke defended the head of Exit International's Swiss affiliate who was jailed after the woman's death in September

International Business Times

Ukraine fires UK-made Storm Shadow missiles at Russia: What we know

Ukraine fires UK-made Storm Shadow missiles at Russia: What we know

A day after Kyiv fires the Anglo-French missiles into Russia, Moscow hits Ukraine with an ICBM, reports say.

One subscription that gives you access to news from hundreds of sites

Already a member? Sign in here

Ukraine war briefing: We will regain Crimea through diplomacy, not force, says Zelenskyy

Ukraine war briefing: We will regain Crimea through diplomacy, not force, says Zelenskyy

President says Ukraine would not legally acknowledge invaded areas as Russian in exchange for peace; Kyiv says embassies fell for Russian ‘psychological attack’. What we know on day 1,002

The Guardian - AU

Putin spokeswoman caught on video being told mid-briefing not to comment on ballistic missile strike reports

Putin spokeswoman caught on video being told mid-briefing not to comment on ballistic missile strike reports

A phone conversation with a mystery man was picked up by a microphone

Evening Standard

Our Picks

I don't watch a lot of anime, but even I’m shocked that Scott Pilgrim Takes Off has been canceled by Netflix

One of the best anime series Scott Pilgrim Takes Off has been canceled by Netflix after one season.

Coachella 2025 has unveiled its full lineup with Post Malone, Green Day and Lady Gaga

Green Day, Post Malone and Lady Gaga have been announced as headliners for Coachella 2025.

People around world associate rolled R with a jagged line, study finds

Speakers of 28 languages linked sound and shape at least 88% of the time, in ‘strongest case of sound symbolism to date’

The Guardian - UK

8 revelations from Cher's memoir

Cher details some of the famous people she grew up with and the desperation she felt being married to Sonny Bono

Trump's Grammatical Time Machine

The president-elect uses conditional grammar to craft self-fulfilling speculative historical fiction.

Duct-taped banana artwork sells at auction for almost £5m to crypto entrepreneur

Justin Sun purchased a certificate of authenticity that gives him the authority to duct-tape a banana to a wall and call it “Comedian.”

Evening Standard

Fourteen days free

Download the app

One app. One membership.
100+ trusted global sources.

Download on the AppStore

Get it on Google Play