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George W. Bush Approves Of Botched Touchdown

Posted by Brooks on Dec. 09, 2008, 5:00pm

DigitalSports.com has this amusing video of Virginia high school running back T.J. Peeler thinking he scored a touchdown, only to realize he stopped at the five-yard-line.

Cheer up, T.J., you did actually score with one guy.

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