NMSU player makes game-saving INT with his feet (VIDEO)

The nation’s longest college football losing streak ended at 17 games on Saturday in bizarre fashion.

New Mexico State had already rallied back from a 40-21 fourth-quarter deficit to take a 55-48 lead against Idaho but it wasn't until Terrill Hanks intercepted a pass on Idaho's final drive that kept the Aggies from recording loss No. 18.

And he did it with his feet.

That's right. Hanks managed to keep the ball from touching the turf by catching it between his ankles.

And, I'll be damned if it wasn't Wayne and Garth calling the amazing play:

He caught the game-ending interception in OT ... with his feet. With. His. Feet. https://t.co/OKmC9w7nCJ

— ESPN (@espn) November 1, 2015

Way.

No, it wasn't really the boys from the basement public access show in the booth, but Aggies fans might be using that new catchphrase: "Let someone else don the nation's longest losing streak around their neck" a lot this week.

Schwing. Time for the Mirth Mobile.

Brent Grimes says his one-handed INT was better than Beckham Jr.'s catch (VIDEO)

New York Giants rookie wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr.'s incredible one-handed catch Sunday night is being called the greatest catch of all time but, at least one NFL player is claiming he made a better grab just two weeks before.

That's right. Dolphins cornerback Brent Grimes thinks his similar leaping interception robbing the Lions' Calvin Johnson of a touchdown during Week 10 deserves as much consideration as Beckham's widely publicized play — and maybe more.

"It was a cool catch. I may be biased, I think mine was better," Grimes joked, via ESPN’s James Walker. "I jumped and everything. I was on defense. They weren't throwing me the ball. That was a great catch, though."

Here's Beckham's fantastic catch ... again:



Let's make it simple and separate Big Apples from Orange Bowls by calling it like it is: Best Catch and Best Interception — respectively.

Settled.