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"[[Fumble Rumble]]" was a term given to a play that ended the 1984 [[Las Vegas Bowl]] a.k.a. [[The Las Vegas All-Star Classic]]. With time running out, [[UNLV]] Quarterback [[Randall Cunningham]] dropped back to pass but was blindsided by [[University of New Mexico]] defensive lineman [[Rich Bradford]]. The ball was knocked loose from Cunningham, Bradford, recovered the ball in mid air and raced 17 yards for the Touchdown as time expired. It was one of the most exciting finishes to a College All-Star Game.
"[[Fumble Rumble]]" was a term given to a play that ended the 1984 [[Las Vegas Bowl]] a.k.a. The[[Las Vegas All-Star Classic]]. With time running out, [[UNLV]] Quarterback [[Randall Cunningham]] dropped back to pass but was blindsided by [[University of New Mexico]] defensive lineman [[Rich Bradford]]. The ball was knocked loose from Cunningham, Bradford, recovered the ball in mid air and raced 17 yards for the Touchdown as time expired. It was one of the most exciting finishes to a College All-Star Game.

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"Fumble Rumble" was a term given to a play that ended the 1984 Las Vegas Bowl a.k.a. TheLas Vegas All-Star Classic. With time running out, UNLV Quarterback Randall Cunningham dropped back to pass but was blindsided by University of New Mexico defensive lineman Rich Bradford. The ball was knocked loose from Cunningham, Bradford, recovered the ball in mid air and raced 17 yards for the Touchdown as time expired. It was one of the most exciting finishes to a College All-Star Game.