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Silly Fumble Costs North Texas in FAU Clash
30 Oct
Summary
- Jahiem White's fumble occurred on a swing pass near halftime.
- The fumble resulted in an interception for FAU.
- White previously played three seasons at West Virginia.
An important American Conference game on October 29th between North Texas and Florida Atlantic saw a memorable, albeit costly, play from North Texas running back Jahiem White. The matchup was characterized by high-powered offenses, with both teams combining for 72 points through three quarters.
Late in the first half, White attempted a swing pass sideline clear. However, during the maneuver, he lost control of the ball, which went airborne and was intercepted by an FAU defender. This unfortunate turnover occurred with limited time remaining in the half, and FAU was unable to score.
This incident served as a significant learning moment for White, who transferred to North Texas after spending three seasons with West Virginia. While fumbles can be spectacular, this particular play stood out for its unusual nature in a college football setting.
