THE STORY
On October 15, 2005, at Notre Dame Stadium, USC quarterback Matt Leinart's game-winning touchdown against Notre Dame was assisted by running back Reggie Bush, who pushed him into the end zone. This action violated NCAA rules against aiding the runner but was not penalized by officials. USC won 34-31, extending their winning streak to 28 games. (latimes.com)
TEAMS / PEOPLE:
USC Trojans, Notre Dame Fighting Irish
WHY IT MATTERS
The play, known as the "Bush Push," remains a significant and debated moment in college football history due to its controversial nature and impact on the rivalry between USC and Notre Dame.