As soon as the field goal went through the posts, Provo exploded with the sounds of horns and cheering.
It only took five minutes for hundreds of BYU students and community members to gather and celebrate the win over Utah.
On the corner of 500 East and 500 North, more than 150 people lined the intersection, playing Turbulence and cheering every time a car passed by.
Even though it was 1 a.m., they had no plans to stop.
“I don’t have church until noon so I can sleep in,” the man with a lightsaber and Mandalorian helmet said.
Another fan says he planned to keep the party going until the players finally bus in from Salt Lake City.
Spoiler alert: they did.
After the last-second one point victory, Jacob Bergson said he took to the streets to unwind.
“It took five years off my life,” Bergson said.
And he wasn’t alone. Hundreds of BYU fans crowded in intersections across Provo, like 600 North and 200 East and W. University Parkway and N. University Avenue.
Even when the police showed up to clear the BYU fans from where they had pushed onto the road, the crowds didn’t disperse, they just stepped back into the bike lane.
One fan took to the trees, brandishing a BYU flag from a LED flagpole.
But between all the cheers and flag waving, BYU fans just couldn’t get over the last game-wining field goal.
“We just started counting down: 10 … 9 … 8 …,” a Victoria Place resident said.
BYU fans are already looking forward to the next game, (according to the cheers from the onlookers at 500 East and 500 North), but they took to the streets in the early hours of Nov. 10 to celebrate one thing: “9 and 0!”