It’s 2026 and we still don’t have proper technology for field goals, leading to the type of madness that unfolded Friday night in Blacksburg, Va. The college football community is heavily debating whether Virginia Tech kicker John Love actually made the 36-yard field goal that referees ruled did not cross the uprights in a 35-33 home loss to Pittsburgh.

Depending upon who you ask -- and what color shirt they're wearing -- you'll get different opinions on who won Friday's thrilling game between Pittsburgh and Virginia Tech. As time expired, Hokies kicker John Love lined up to attempt a potential game-winning 36-yard field goal.

Virginia Tech were narrowly defeated by Pitt in a 35-33 loss, ending their unbeaten start to the season. However, kicker John Love had the chance to clinch a dramatic victory for the Hokies.

An Ole Miss student kicked a field goal on ESPN's "College GameDay" to win a huge prize. James Whitehead, an Ole Miss freshman finance major from Pennsylvania, won Pat McAfee's field goal challenge with a successful 33-yard field goal. He nailed it ...

A lucky Tennessee football fan won $1 million for himself and $500,000 donation to Pat Summitt Foundation after making a field goal during "College GameDay."