Alabama defeated Georgia 26-23 Monday night in overtime to win the College Football National Championship, giving Coach Nick Saban the sixth national title of his career.

The Crimson Tide was forced into a tough second and 26 in the second part of the first overtime after Georgia sacked second string quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who played the second half of the game for Alabama. The next play cemented the true freshman, Tagovailoa, into Alabama football history.

What a game. What a finish.

Alabama does what Alabama does. pic.twitter.com/OITczvp4n1

— ESPN (@espn) January 9, 2018

Tagovailoa looked off the safety, then threw a perfect pass to his wide receiver for a 41-yard touchdown to end the game and win the national championship.

While college football fans took to Twitter to either celebrate Tagovailoa’s heroic efforts or complain about the dynasty that Nick Saban has built in Alabama, some users noticed a similarity in the game-ending play: Penn State, vying for the same title, against the same opponent, with (almost) the same play.

#2 Penn State defeated #1 Georgia 27-23 to win the 1982 National Championship. Here was the game-winning TD thrown by Todd Blackledge. Look familiar? #ChampionshipMoments pic.twitter.com/M4UCkufmZQ

— Pick Six Previews (@PickSixPreviews) January 9, 2018

Penn State quarterback Todd Blackledge threw a 28-yard touchdown pass in the 1983 Sugar Bowl to wide receiver Gregg Garrity to defeat Georgia in the 1982 National Championship — Joe Paterno’s first of two national titles.

The plays look almost identical, with the wide receiver blowing by the corner back down the far sideline and the safety coming over too late. And a championship moment it was.