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On September 6, 2014 The Wisconsin Badgers scored a safety against the Western Illinois Leathernecks on the opening kickoff. Only 1 second had elapsed from the time clock.
The Western Illinois receiver received the ball in the end zone, stepped out then back in, and took a knee resulting in a 2 - 0 Wisconsin lead.
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