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Tulsa football scores improbable touchdown against Navy after tipped pass

Tulsa wide receiver Oran Singleton Jr. and David Wells Jr. combined for a wild touchdown play during a college football game against Navy on Saturday.

FTMQ News, written by our newsroom10 October 2026 at 23:100 views

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The Tulsa Golden Hurricane college football team scored an unusual touchdown against the Navy Midshipmen on Saturday, October 10. Fox News reported that the play happened with just under two minutes remaining in the first quarter when the game was tied at seven. [1][2]

During the play, Tulsa quarterback Baylor Hayes threw a backward pass to wide receiver Oran Singleton Jr. near the Navy 10-yard line, according to Fox News. Singleton escaped a tackle around seven yards behind the line before throwing a high pass that resulted in the scoring play. [1]

Fox News reported that David Wells Jr. tipped the ball to himself to secure the touchdown for the Golden Hurricane. Both teams entered the matchup searching for their first victory in American Athletic Conference play, according to CBS Sports. [1][2]

At halftime, Yahoo Sports reported that Tulsa held a 20 to 14 lead over Navy. CBS Sports noted that the game was broadcast on the CBS Sports Network as part of a tripleheader featuring service academy football programs. [2][3]

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In short

Tulsa played Navy in an American Athletic Conference college football game on October 10, 2026.
Quarterback Baylor Hayes threw a backward pass to Oran Singleton Jr. near the 10-yard line.
David Wells Jr. tipped the ball to himself for a Tulsa touchdown.
Tulsa led Navy 20 to 14 at halftime.

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Every paragraph above points to the numbered items it rests on. Read the originals here.

[1]Tulsa's David Wells Jr. tips ball to himself for improbable touchdown in wild play against NavyFox News, 1h ago (the report this story comes from)
[2]Navy vs. Tulsa live stream, where to watch online, CBS Sports Network channel finderCBS Sports, 6h ago
[3]Tulsa Golden Hurricane 20 - Navy Midshipmen 14: HalfYahoo Sports, 2h ago
[4]Tulsa Golden Hurricane at Navy Midshipmen - NCAAF Game Summary - Oct 10, 2026USA Today, 2h ago
[5]Tulsa vs. Navy: Prediction, How to Watch for Free (10/10/26)Globely News, 5h ago
[6]Tulsa vs Navy Picks and Prediction for Saturday October 10, 2026StatSalt, 21h ago

Background

[7]Tulsa, Oklahoma on Wikipedia
[8]Dribbling on Wikipedia
[9]Navy on Grokipedia

Our newsroom writes these reports with the help of software, from the 9 sources listed and nothing else, and checks them against those sources. Facts can still be wrong or move on; the originals are the record. Spotted a mistake? Write to daniel@monsterkong.com.

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