Check out this crazy coincidence surrounding FSU's blocked field goal

Published Oct. 28, 2015 12:37 p.m. ET

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Last Saturday, Georgia Tech special teams coordinator Ray Rychleski’s unit provided the play of the college football weekend when the Yellow Jackets blocked a last-second, 56-yard field goal attempt by Florida State kicker Roberto Aguayo and returned it 78 yards to stun the then-ranked No. 9 Seminoles, 23-16.

It was the first time Florida State had a field goal blocked since 2006 when it lost to Maryland 27-24. Take a guess who was the Terrapins specials teams coordinator at the time. That’s right, Rychleski.

On Saturday, the blocked field goal all but eliminated the No. 17 Seminoles (6-1) from College Football Playoff contention and snapped FSU’s streak of consecutive ACC victories at 28.

"I remember the Cal-Stanford play with the band on the field," Rychleski told USA Today. "I remember the Doug Flutie play, and then just last week the Michigan-Michigan State play. You know there have been plays like that in history. This is probably one of those plays in history, because what it does, what a streak they had. … It's a little bit surreal."