Youngstown State TE makes incredible game-winning TD catch (Video)

Watch this Youngstown State tight end makes this insane catch that ended up winning the game for the Penguins.

On Saturday night, Youngstown State and Eastern Washington would go to battle in the FCS semifinal game. The Penguins marched their way in by beating Samford and most recently Wofford. The Eagles received this opportunity by defeating Central Arkansas and shutting out Richmond, 38-0.

For the semifinal game, it looked like Eastern Washington was going to win this, until an incredible final drive from Youngstown State took place. They went down the field in 11 plays for 58 yards in just over four minutes of play to score and win the game, 40-38. However, the way they got their final touchdown to walk out victorious was incredible. Quarterback Hunter Wells threw this pass to tight end Kevin Rader, who made this absolutely ridiculous one-armed grab, trapping the ball against the defensive back for the game-winning four-yard score.

Then there is the usual backflip to celebrate a kneel down on an extra point, something you don’t see everyday.

You will rarely ever see plays like this go down, especially to win a game and go to the championship matchup. This will see Youngstown State face James Madison, who recently upset No. 1 North Dakota State, ending their six-year reign of dominance.

The Penguins are led by former Nebraska head coach Bo Pelini, who is in his second year at the school. He had a 5-6 record his first year and is still looking to complete his 2016 with a potential championship win soon. It would cap off his most successful season as a head coach, potentially getting him some calls from FBS teams again.

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Youngstown State will head into the title game with plenty of momentum. Can they top James Madison?