Watch Quinn Ewers' last-second pass with hopes of national championship fall short in Sugar Bowl

Texas football drove toward the end zone, with a chance to tie the game with a touchdown and win it with an extra point Monday night.

Quinn Ewers was tackled from behind and ended up throwing the ball out of bounds on third down, but a single second was left on the clock, giving the Longhorns a final shot in the end zone.

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He dropped back and threw the ball to Adonai Mitchell in the end zone, but the wide receiver was unable to come up with the catch in the end zone. As a result, Washington won 37-31 and will advance to play Michigan in the national championship next Monday in Houston.

Watch Texas football's game-ending play here:

The ESPN highlight is one thing. Our own Longhorns insiders' Thomas Jones' view from the sideline is another.

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Statesman photographer's angle of Adonai Mitchell catch attempt

Here's the photo of the moment by our own Aaron Martinez. You might have seen this work across social media earlier this week with another iconic image of Quinn Ewers and Arch Manning, too.

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This article originally appeared on Austin American-Statesman: Quinn Ewers last-second pass falls short; Washington wins Sugar Bowl