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CFL Player Scores 129-Yard Touchdown

What can CFL players do that NFL players can't? Score 129-yard touchdowns.

In a game one Canadian sports writer said may be the most bizarre CFL game ever played, Toronto Argonauts kick returner Dominique Dorsey scored a 129-yard touchdown last night.

For you American fans, that's possible because the CFL field is 110 yards from goal line to goal line, and the end zones are 20 yards deep. If you're wondering what a 129-yard touchdown looks like, I don't have a video of Dorsey's run, but here's another CFL 129-yard touchdown:

That was Toronto's Bashir Levingston. He and Dorsey now share the record for the longest touchdown in professional football history. Let's see Devin Hester top that.

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