Re: Did that look like the Immaculate reception or what?
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Yes, I was at that game and Miami faked a punt and ran 40 yards and it looked like the Steeler were running interference for the Miami kicker. I will never forget it. But the Immaculate was the best. I was there and never saw it. I started to leave as the ball was being knocked in the air. Mr. Rooney and me have something in common. We were both at the game and never saw it. He was in the elevator to go to the dressing room.