NCAA.com | September 8, 2014 He did what? Share There may not be a crazier goal scored this season. Or ever. Buffalo's Russell Cicerone fired a shot from midfield (approximately 58 yards) that somehow snuck inside the crossbar and out of the reach of the Bryant goalkeeper to elevate the Bulls to a 3-2 win Friday night in double overtime. March Madness: Getting to know the No. 13 seed in the NCAA tournament Check out the detailed history of how No. 13 seeds have fared in the NCAA tournament. READ MORE Top 10 single-game rushing yard leaders in college football history Oklahoma's Samaje Perine holds the FBS record for single-game rushing yards with 427 set against Kansas in 2014. Here's the rest of the top-10 list. READ MORE Buffalo's Jaret Patterson ties FBS single-game record with 8 rushing touchdowns Jaret Patterson tied an FBS single-game record with eight rushing touchdowns and had the second-biggest rushing total with 409 yards to help Buffalo beat Kent State 70-41 on Saturday. READ MORE