BYU Beats Nebraska On Nuts Final Play

Freshman quarterback Tanner Mangum threw up a 42-yard Hail Mary to end BYU's first game against Nebraska. And wouldn't you know it, Cougars wide receiver Mitch Mathews pulled it down and fell into the end zone. Game, Cougars.

What's even more impressive than Mangum's heave is that he did it after just 10 passes in his collegiate career, which all came in this game. The freshman replaced normal starter Taysom Hill, who's going to miss the rest of the year with a lisfranc injury. That's two years in a row Hill's had his season ended by an injury. Hopefully Mangum is ready to lead plenty more successful drives like this one. Way to go, Cougs.

Road Rage Caught Live On Camera Is Wonderful

Of course this would happen in Canada. A policeman appears to be in the middle of an interview for a TV segment when two drivers get out of their cars to yell at each other. The policeman scolds them like schoolchildren, and it is wonderful. Way to be, Toronto.

Google Self-Driving Cars Are Coming To Public Roads This Summer

Look out--Google announced Friday that its self-driving car is hitting roads in Mountain View, CA this summer. That's right. Public roads will see a self-driving car. Of course, safety is still first; there are sensors to point out blind spots, and the capped speed for the first vehicles will be just 25 miles per hour. So don't be alarmed if you see a car with nobody driving. It's just Google. Or maybe we should be terrified.