No. 100- The streak was in jeopardy. The Mean Green had a 19-game conference winning streak on the line at Utah State in 2004 and the Aggies were giving the Mean Green all they could handle. After trailing 20-17 at the half, North Texas went back on top 24-20 in the 3rd quarter
The Aggies then began a drive from the own 13 yard line, that ended at the North Texas 1-yard line in dramatic fashion and saved the streak. Utah State quarterback Travis Cox was headed to the end zone until Markeith Knowlton met him at the 1-yard line and forced a loose ball. It rolled to the back of the end zone where T.J. Covington picked up the fumble.
Instead of taking a knee and a touchback, Covington decided to bring the ball out. After dodging numerous Aggie tacklers, he was off to the races and 108-yards later he was in for North Texas touchdown.
The play official went down as a 100-yard fumble return for Covington, which is tied for the longest fumble return in NCAA history.
The return swung the momentum back to the North Texas sidelines and they went on for a 31-23 win over the Aggies, and Covington raced into the history books.
. Previous Entries and Schedule
| No. 100- |
100-yard fumble return for TD |
No. 75- |
Monday, June 27 |
No. 50- |
Friday, July 22 |
No. 25
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Tuesday, August 16 |
| No. 99 |
Friday, June 3 |
No. 74- |
Tuesday, June 28 |
No. 49
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Saturday, July 23 |
No. 24
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Wednesday, August 17 |
| No. 98 |
Saturday, June 4 |
No. 73-
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Wednesday, June 29 |
No. 48
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Sunday, July 24 |
No. 23
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Thursday, August 18 |
No. 97-
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Sunday, June 5 |
No. 72- |
Thursday, June 30 |
No. 47
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Monday, July 25 |
No. 22
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Friday, August 19 |
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Monday, June 6 |
No. 71-
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Friday, July 1 |
No. 46
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Tuesday, July 26 |
No. 21
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Saturday, August 20 |
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Tuesday, June 7 |
No. 70-
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Saturday, July 2 |
No. 45
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Wednesday, July 27 |
No. 20
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Sunday, August 21 |
No. 94-
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Wednesday, June 8 |
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Sunday, July 3 |
No. 44
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Thursday, July 28 |
No. 19
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Monday, August 22 |
No. 93-
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Thursday, June 9 |
No. 68-
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Monday, July 4 |
No. 43
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Friday, July 29 |
No. 18
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Tuesday, August 23 |
No. 92-
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Friday, June 10 |
No. 67-
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Tuesday, July 5 |
No. 42
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Saturday, July 30 |
No. 17
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Wednesday, August 24 |
No. 91-
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Saturday, June 11 |
No. 66-
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Wednesday, July 6 |
No. 41
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Sunday, July 31 |
No. 16
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Thursday, August 25 |
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Sunday, June 12 |
No. 65-
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Thursday, July 7 |
No. 40
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Monday, August 1 |
No. 15
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Friday, August 26 |
| No. 89- |
Monday, June 13 |
No. 64-
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Friday, July 8 |
No. 39
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Tuesday, August 2 |
No. 14
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Saturday, August 27 |
No. 88-
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Tuesday, June 14 |
No. 63-
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Saturday, July 9 |
No. 38
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Wednesday, August 3 |
No. 13
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Sunday, August 28 |
No. 87-
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Wednesday, June 15 |
No. 62-
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Sunday, July 10 |
No. 37
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Thursday, August 4 |
No. 12
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Monday, August 29 |
No. 86-
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Thursday, June 16 |
No. 61-
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Monday, July 11 |
No. 36
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Friday, August 5 |
No. 11
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Tuesday, August 30 |
No. 85-
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Friday, June 17 |
No. 60-
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Tuesday, July 12 |
No. 35
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Saturday, August 6 |
No. 10
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Wednesday, August 31 |
No. 84-
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Saturday, June 18 |
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Wednesday, July 13 |
No. 34
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Sunday, August 7 |
No. 9
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Thursday, September 1 |
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Sunday, June 19 |
No. 58-
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Thursday, July 14 |
No. 33
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Monday, August 8 |
No. 8
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Monday, June 20 |
No. 57-
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Friday, July 15 |
No. 32
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Tuesday, August 9 |
No. 7
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Saturday, September 3 |
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Tuesday, June 21 |
No. 56-
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Saturday, July 16 |
No. 31
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Wednesday, August 10 |
No. 6
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Sunday, September 4 |
No. 80-
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Wednesday, June 22 |
No. 55-
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Sunday, July 17 |
No. 30
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Thursday, August 11 |
No. 5
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Monday, September 5 |
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Thursday, June 23 |
No. 54-
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Monday, July 18 |
No. 29
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Friday, August 12 |
No. 4
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Tuesday, September 6 |
No. 78-
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Friday, June 24 |
No. 53-
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Tuesday, July 19 |
No. 28
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Saturday, August 13 |
No. 3
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Wednesday, September 7 |
No. 77-
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Saturday, June 25 |
No. 52-
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Wednesday, July 20 |
No. 27
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Sunday, August 14 |
No. 2
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Thursday, September 8 |
No. 76-
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Sunday, June 26 |
No. 51-
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Thursday, July 21 |
No. 26
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Monday, August 15 |
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