MISSOULA, Mont. — For the second time this season, UND was two minutes away from a splashy win for the program.

But in similar fashion to Kansas State in Week 1, UND let a lead in the fourth quarter slip away in a 24-23 loss to Montana at Washington-Grizzly Stadium in front of 26,492 fans.

Here are five things you might've missed during the game.

On UND's first drive of the second half, Jerry Kaminski connected with tight end Watson Hafer for what appeared to be an impressive run-and-catch 56-yard touchdown for the Missouri State transfer tight end.

Officals, however, ruled an illegal touch on Hafer for lining up incorrectly.

UND head coach Eric Schmidt and offensive coordinator Isaac Fruechte spent considerable time in the next couple of drives having animated conversations with offi

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