Missouri marks one of the most bizarre TDs you'll ever see

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A mistake by South Carolina quarterback Ryan Hilinski led to a Missouri touchdown. (AP Photo / L.G. Patterson)

Missouri scored one of the strangest touchdowns you'll ever see in the first quarter against South Carolina on Saturday.

The Gamecocks attack was saved deep within his own territory when Ryan Hilinski threw a pass that was hit by a Missouri defensive lineman. The ball was returned to Hilinski, who attempted to hit the ball thoroughly to ensure an incomplete pass instead of a loss of distance.

Instead, he inexplicably grabbed the balloon and threw it to the floor. Linebacker Cale Garrett of Missouri jumped on the ball.

"After a closer look, the second pass from South Carolina's QB was a throwback."pic.twitter.com/7V3afKbaGa

– Yahoo Sports (@YahooSports) September 21, 2019

You do not see it every day. The referees decided that it was a pass back from Hilinski, so the ball was live. After a review, the call was suspended and Garrett's reinstatement of the alert became a 7-0 lead for the Tigers.

And if you were wondering, here's what a weird piece looks like in the stats book:

Ryan Hilinski passes full to Ryan Hilinski for a 9-yard SC1 loss, Ryan Hilinski's fumble recovered by MU Garrett, SCO Cale, TOUCHDOWN.

You see something new every week in this sport.

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