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Minnesota accidentally set off fireworks after missing game-winning kick vs. North Carolina


With 1:44 left in regulation, North Carolina place kicker hit his fourth field goal of the night to give the Tar Heels a two-point lead. Minnesota promptly drove down the field to set up a chance at a game-winning 47-yard field goal. The kick missed, and North Carolina beat the Golden Gophers, 19-17. There was only one problem. (SB Nation)

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Minnesota accidentally set off fireworks after missing game-winning kick vs. North Carolina


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