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Syracuse’s Eric Dungey made one of the best quarterback runs of the day, and paid the price, as he scampered in for this touchdown run against Virginia. Let’s see it from a different angle: My vine was not as popular. Great run though.
WACO, TX – OCTOBER 17: Corey Coleman #1 of the Baylor Bears carries the ball against the West Virginia Mountaineers in the first quarter at McLane Stadium on October 17, 2015 in Waco, Texas. (Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images)
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Corey Coleman is not fair. Not fair at all. Photo by Getty Images
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Bucknell safety Conner Golden sure looked like the Golden Boy with this amazing INT against Army today. The Bisons currently trail Army 14-7.
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There have been a lot of two point conversion plays. There haven’t been a lot as slick as this one that Texas Tech pulled off today. The only caveat is that it was against Kansas, but it’s still pretty great.
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Ole Miss receiver Laquon Treadwell is a big play threat. Against Memphis, Treadwell showed off he has more than just his legs and hands to create:
0 comments by Scott on 10/10/2015
Ole Miss is taking it to New Mexico State, a result best summed up by this play by Laquon Treadwell. Where was the defensive back, you ask? Yeah, that’s not really fair.
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Western Michigan’s Jarvion Franklin was not going to be denied on this touchdown run, unfortunately for poor number 6 on Central Michigan. WMU’s Jarvion Franklin runs over and flattens defender for a touchdown https://t.co/N2xGrr5nvl — gifdsports (@gifdsports)
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Baylor’s monster tight end LaQuan McGowan caught national attention last season when he caught a touchdown pass against Michigan State. McGowan is back at it today, scoring this easy touchdown in the middle of Baylor’s romp over Kansas. LaQuan McGowan — all 400-plus pounds of him — found the end zone, and it was […]
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Texas has an early lead on Oklahoma in the Red River Shootout, thanks to this pretty impressive run by Marcus Johnson. Horns strike first? Horns strike first! Heard to Johnson for a 24-yard
0 comments by Scott on 9/26/2015
This is not the way it was drawn up, but this play was just as successful as it was intended to be. South Carolina receiver Pharoh Cooper turned a gadget play from an ugly duckling into a beautiful swan in the Gamecocks’ win over UCF on Saturday afternoon:
LSU’s win over Wisconsin and Auburn’s win over Kansas State did more to shape perceptions (and resumes) in the 2014 college football season than any other non-conference games. This point cannot be forgotten when a full account of the season is ultimately rendered.
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LSU’s Leonard Fournette had a monster game last week against Auburn where he ran and ran, then he ran and ran some more because he’s a running machine. Today, LSU is playing Syracuse. The Tigers decided to dial up a pass play. But even this pass play found a way to end up with a […]
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Michigan receiver Amara Darboh set the standard for catch of the day, maybe even catch of the year, very, very high with this tremendous one handed grab reminiscent of one Odell Beckham Jr. If the great video isn’t enough, here’s a still: Pretty great way to celebrate becoming an American citizen this week if you […]
0 comments by Scott on 9/23/2015
The biggest game in the American Athletic Conference was thought to be Thursday night’s scrap between Cincinnati and Memphis at the Liberty Bowl. Make no mistake: It’s still a huge game with major conference ramifications. Due to the nature of the beast that is college football, however, the game isn’t quite the epic clash and […]
0 comments by Scott on 9/5/2015
BYU was trailing Nebraska 28-27 with 1 second left. Tanner Mangum, in for the injured Taysom Hill, rolled right and unleashed this Hail Mary That ends Nebraska’s 29 year home opening win streak. What could be a huge season for BYU gets started in the most dramatic way possible.
This is a pass play that developed into a quarterback scramble. It’s an appropriate visual for a team that needed rushing yards far more than passing yards last season.
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That’s one way to get off the field. One very funny and creative way.
