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Chris Whaley pick-sixes Blake Bell, records rare Fat Former Running Back Touchdown

We wish this 295-pounder had stayed at his original position, because watching him rumble is spectacular.

Blake Bell has thrown his first interception of the year, and boy, was it a costly one, giving Texas the lead in the Red River Rivalry. It was also a fun one, since it ended up with the internet favorite Fat Guy Touchdown:

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It's certainly a Fat Guy Touchdown -- Chris Whaley is 6'3, 295 pounds -- but it's noteworthy that he started his career at running back. (We kind of wish he had stayed there.) That's 252-pound Blake Bell he's dragging there, and he drags him for like five yards.

The Longhorns are up 10-3 after the score.

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