Throughout Saturday’s 125th Army-Navy game, Landon Robinson led the way for Navy’s defense. But on one play early in the fourth quarter, the 6-foot, 285-pound nose guard seized a moment of special teams glory that will live on in Naval Academy football history.

Navy quarterback Blake Horvath ran for 204 yards, passed for 107 and accounted for four touchdowns as the Midshipmen won the annual rivalry game.

With under 11 minutes left in the game, the Midshipmen lined up to punt on fourth down and 5 at their own 47 yard line. The ball, instead, was snapped to the junior defensive tackle, who ran for 29 yards and a first down.

President-elect Donald Trump attended his fifth Army-Navy Game on Saturday and first since he was last in office.

The Navy Midshipmen went all-out for a win in their annual rivalry game with Army on Saturday, and that included dialing up a fake punt that most teams probably do not even have in their playbook.

He also gained 24 yards and picked up a first down on a fake punt called in Navy's 59–14 loss to the SMU Mustangs last season.