Electric Video of USF’s Game-Winner, Celebration vs. Florida Was Shot on Nintendo DS

That's one way to capture the moment.

USF kicker Nico Gramatica won the game over Florida for the Bulls with a 20-yard field goal. / Matt Pendleton-Imagn Images

South Florida took down then-No. 13 Florida in epic fashion on Saturday night. Down by one and pinned at their own 13-yard line with just over two minutes to go, quarterback Byrum Brown marched his offense down the field and set up kicker Nico Gramatica—yes, the son of Martin—for a chip shot 20-yard field goal, which he nailed just as time expired.

It was a gutsy road win that understandably had the Bulls fired up as they took down the Gators on their home turf. To make it even better? What looked to be team staffer caught both the kick and the team's celebration on video—shot not on a phone, but a Nintendo DS.

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Check it out here:

bro was recording with a DS pic.twitter.com/br0UODSXJs

— USF Athletics (@USFAthletics) September 8, 2025

Electric.

Now ranked No. 18 in the latest AP Top 25 poll, USF is headed even further south this weekend to take on the No. 5-ranked Hurricanes in Miami.

Here's to hoping we get some more grainy, yet incredible, DS footage

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