John Tessitore Fake vs. Clemson Leads to Insane TD Catch by CJ Lewis

After a Clemson defender nearly knocked the ball from CJ Lewis's hands, he bobbled it and managed to scoop it up before it fell to the ground.

Boston College ended its first-half surge against Clemson with two of the wildest moments you'll see all year.

The action started with an Eagles' incredible fake field goal on 4th-and-2. Placekicker John Tessitore sprinted to the line of scrimmage and got Clemson to jump offsides and give Boston College the first down. 

The Tigers called a timeout before Eagles quarterback Phil Jurkovec connected with wide receiver CJ Lewis on an insane 18-yard touchdown pass. After a Clemson defender nearly knocked the ball from Lewis's hands, he bobbled it and managed to scoop it up before it fell to the ground. 

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— no context college football (@nocontextcfb) October 31, 2020

Boston College might be doing things https://t.co/auyBbfKzV9

— Liam Blutman (@Blutman27) October 31, 2020

It just might be Boston College’s day pic.twitter.com/7eFehS4hFj

— Bryan Fischer (@BryanDFischer) October 31, 2020

Tessitore's crucial role in drawing Clemson offsides was made even more special since his father—ABC broadcaster Joe Tessitore—got to call the moment. The proud dad managed to remain collected while describing the play.

Joe Tessitore calling his own son moving the sticks for BC on 4th down against top ranked Clemson is one of the coolest damn things we’ve seen. pic.twitter.com/tlQL8S5Zb6

— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) October 31, 2020

The Tigers were already scared by the Eagles' dominant performance on Halloween, but the end of the second quarter will certainly have them spooked.

Boston College entered halftime with a 28–13 lead over Clemson, which was playing without starter Trevor Lawrence after he tested positive for COVID-19 this week. Freshman D.J. Uiagalelei started in his place on Saturday and led the Tigers to a 34-28 comeback victory.