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BYU Freshman Carter Smith Makes $3 Million Field Goal on ESPN College GameDay

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BYU Freshman Carter Smith Makes $3 Million Field Goal on ESPN College GameDay
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BYU freshman Carter Smith made a $3 million field goal during an ESPN College GameDay segment in Provo, Utah. The prize money was increased through contributions from Utah Jazz owner Ryan Smith and Ryan Sweeney.

Key takeaways

  • BYU freshman Carter Smith made a $3 million field goal on ESPN College GameDay.
  • The prize amount was increased by contributions from Ryan Smith and Ryan Sweeney.
  • The event took place in Provo, Utah, ahead of a BYU vs. Notre Dame matchup.
  • The field goal was made during Pat McAfee's "Kicking is Easy" contest.

BYU freshman Carter Smith became the star of ESPN College GameDay in Provo, Utah, after making a field goal worth $3 million, according to a October 17 report.

Smith, dressed as Spider-Man, successfully connected on his second kick attempt after missing his first attempt during Pat McAfee's "Kicking is Easy" contest.

The prize for the popular pregame segment reached the $3 million level due to pledges from Utah Jazz owner Ryan Smith and his business partner, Ryan Sweeney.

The successful kick caused a frenzy among the crowd on the BYU campus.

College GameDay returned to BYU for the first time since 2009. The program was in town ahead of a matchup between eighth-ranked BYU and second-ranked Notre Dame at LaVell Edwards Stadium.

BYU is scheduled to host Notre Dame at 7:30 p.m. ET on ABC. The Cougars enter the game as an underdog.

The matchup between the Cougars and Notre Dame is considered one of the biggest games in the history of LaVell Edwards Stadium.

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