23-10.
The entire east stand of the stadium suddenly erupted.
Then the west, south, and north stands followed, the roar of the crowd cascading like a series of falling dominoes, finally converging in the center of the field.
But the madness wasn't just confined to SoFi Stadium.
Three thousand miles away on the East Coast, in a men's dormitory at Boston University, the third-floor common room was packed with twenty or thirty college students in boxers and slippers.
They were gathered around a 55-inch television, the floor littered with empty beer cans, potato chip crumbs, and various drinking games.
The moment Li Wei's 55-yard long pass landed perfectly in the wide receiver's arms and the referee raised both arms to signal a touchdown, the entire common room exploded.
"TOUCHDOWN!!!"
A shirtless Black freshman shot up from the sofa, and the beer can in his hand went flying, smashing into the wall next to the fire alarm light.
