It started as a normal-looking, albeit unfortunate, football play. The quarterback overshot the wide receiver on a deep pass, and the defense intercepted the ball.

However, the Stephenville (Texas) High School football offensive-turned-defensive player made a wild play that turned into a touchdown unlike any other you’ve seen.

It was early in the third quarter of the Class 4A Division I Texas championship game between Stephenville and LBJ High School (Austin, Texas) when quarterback Ryder Lambert threw the deep pass to receiver Coy Eakin. The pass was off target and intercepted. Eakin stuck with the play, though, and … well, take a look for yourself:

WHAT JUST HAPPENED?!?!?!@SvilleYJFB scores on a WACKY play @JackBox | @uiltexas | #UILState | #UILonBally pic.twitter.com/YvKU634uB6

— Bally Sports Southwest (@BallySportsSW) December 17, 2021

Eakin punched out the ball from behind, and it went straight into the arms of Stephenville teammate Kallan Kimbrough. Kimbrough stretched into the end zone through an attempted tackle and scored the unlikely touchdown, elevating the lead to 31-7.

Stephenville would hold on to the lead and win 38-21.

Eakin had a receiving highlight as well, pulling down this impressive catch in the back corner of the end zone. The highlight starts around the six-second mark in the DFW Inside High School Sports highlight:

Stephenville earned this week’s title belt by forcing key turnovers that led to a 38 -21 win over Austin LBJ in the 4A Division I State Championship.@SvilleYJFB #ihss #txhsfb #txhsfootball pic.twitter.com/SuEeqhuyxb

— DFW Inside High School Sports (@ihss_dfw) December 20, 2021

He finished the game with 187 receiving yards and three touchdowns, according to the Abilene Reporter News. He was named Offensive MVP.

With the victory, Stephenville finishes its season with a perfect 16-0 record and a championship, its first since 2012, according to the Reporter News.