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LSU Student Misses Both Shots at $1M Field Goal Prize on Pat McAfee's GameDay

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An LSU student named Bruce got a rare shot at winning $1 million during a College GameDay broadcast backed by sports personality Pat McAfee and Home Depot. Randomly selected from the crowd, Bruce was given two attempts at a 33-yard field goal but failed to convert either kick. The contest is part of McAfee's broader $6 million commitment to GameDay prize challenges this season. In past seasons, similar contests have seen students successfully win large cash prizes, with portions also donated to charity.

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