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10/9/08

St. Paul Central Minutemen Come Back From Being Down 18-6 With 5 Seconds Left To Win In Overtime

Somehow, Sage Rosenfels Has To Be Responsible For This

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If you thought the Colts victory over the Texans this past Sunday, also known as the Sage Rosenfels Disaster Bowl, was pretty incredible, then you'll never believe this.

We've got video now leaking out of what is, quite literally, the most incredible comeback in high school history ever. Up in the great beyond of Minnesota this past weekend, the St. Paul Central Minutemen were down 18-6 with, well, literally almost no time remaining. Yet they somehow managed to score 2 touchdowns in the game's final 5 seconds to send the game into OT and win it.

I know some people think Sage Rosenfels threw the game against the Colts on Sunday, so I'm not even sure what you'll think about the defensive secondary in this video. I hope they got paid well.

Either way though, it's pretty incredible.

At least this one wasn't Sage Rosenfels' fault [Deuce of Davenport]