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Watch: 3 key misses in BYU's overtime loss to UCF

By Deseret News · October 25, 2026 · 1 min read
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For the second consecutive week, BYU staged a nail-biter on national television that took fans and viewers to the final play. This time, however, the joy and field-storming came from the other side, as UCF pulled off a well-earned 39-31 victory in double-overtime.

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