Auburn football has struggled to maintain much offensive success, but it's rolling early against Arkansas. Part of that was thanks to a little trickeration from Hugh Freeze, with a play-call that looked a lot like one of the most famous plays in football cinema.

For an offensive juggernaut like the Rams, who end the regular season 8-0, scored 52 or more points five times and never scored fewer than 39, the play is just one more in a deep bag of tricks. For a team that makes the most routine plays look complex and devastating, that’s one more thing for potential playoff opponents to consider.

Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes faked out the Raiders — and CBS broadcasters — with his acting skills. Here's what happened.

Da’Realyst Clark found Wayne Harris wide open in the end zone on a wide receiver pass with 3:15 remaining and Kent State held off Bowling Green 24-21 on Saturday. Kent State trailed 21-3 with 8:47 left in the third quarter before scoring 21 straight.

NC State tight end Justin Joly may have injured his leg on Saturday, but he didn't let that prevent him from scoring a touchdown.

“Oh, there they go!” CBS play-by-play caller Jim Nantz exclaimed on the broadcast, while a shocked Tony Romo responded, “He was faking it, he got ya!” The Chiefs dominated from start to finish on Sunday, blanking the AFC West rival Raiders, 31-0.

Despite Dan Campbell's claims he was told New York got involved, the NFL says the play was fully officiated on the field.

The Detroit Lions started Sunday Night Football with a bang, driving for nearly 10 minutes and scoring on a hilarious trick play.

Seeing this statistic for Kupp, there should be no more Kupp passing plays in the future. The veteran wide receiver is just fine sticking as a receiver, especially since he has the second-most passing attempts in NFL history without a completion.

Snoop Dogg went off on Lincoln Riley after a bad trick play call in the rain cost USC a shot at beating Notre Dame.