One pylon dive followed by one inadvertent dive in front of Utah coach Kyle Whittingham

Timpview running back goes Beast Mode into the end zone, then banana-peel mode in front of the longest-tenured Pac-12 coach

Micah Beckstead had a touchdown run so ovation-worthy Friday night that it required an encore.

The Timpview (Utah) running back refused to go down on a tackler-dragging run to the end zone, finally diving for the pylon for six points.

But he followed that up with a second dive, this time an inadvertent one at the feet of a very important sideline spectator:

Sometimes you just have to make sure the coach recruiting you is paying attention 😅@BecksteadMicah of @T_BirdFootball (UT) went beast mode for a touchdown right in front of Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham 👀 #GoUtes

(🎥 @JakeKUTV)pic.twitter.com/zjFwg4Q8CH

— High School on SI (@SBLiveSports) October 29, 2022

While celebrating with a teammate, Beckstead tripped and fell right in front of Utah football coach Kyle Whittingham, the longest-tenured coach in the Pac-12.

Whittingham had a good laugh at the second dive and had to be impressed with the first one.

Timpview had an easy 35-7 lead early in the fourth quarter of a second-round playoff game against East at Mountain View High School in Orem.  

Four-star Timpview offensive lineman Spencer Fano announced earlier Friday that he'd be making his college choice Dec. 6, and his hometown Utes are on the short list of contenders.

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