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WR Evan Spencer (BIG Champion, National Champion)

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ysubuck;1982799; said:
What? You didn't like listening to Urban talk about how to instill discipline in a team? Was there a more disciplined football team on Earth than the Urban Meyer coached Gators???

Back to Evan. Phenomenal catch young man.
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Ohio State has SEC talent. Now watch how the 2 QB system at Florida destroyed Ohio State in 2006.
 
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Coqui;1982808; said:
Ohio State has SEC talent. Now watch how the 2 QB system at Florida destroyed Ohio State in 2006.
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Glad I wasn't the only one who caught that. They could of taken coverage from any game that '05/'06 season, but it had to be the NC.

Reminded me of the Christ Vance catch versus Purdue when I first saw it, but now that I look back [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feBEFypINE8"]here[/ame] Evans catch is just that much more ridiculous.
 
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jwinslow;1982826; said:
Link? I'd love to see the pics.
It's a trade off. That spot ensures you miss almost the entire area between braxton and 5 yds before it was caught.
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I don't have a link. Just going by looking at them on the replay in the video. Only two photographers either had their cameras ready and pointed right at the play. Others were just wathcing with their camera's pointed elsewhere (no doubt due to the telephoto lens making it too close to capture well) or were fumbling with their cameras.
 
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Coqui;1983652; said:
I don't have a link. Just going by looking at them on the replay in the video. Only two photographers either had their cameras ready and pointed right at the play. Others were just wathcing with their camera's pointed elsewhere (no doubt due to the telephoto lens making it too close to capture well) or were fumbling with their cameras.
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Thanks. See above, someone directed me to facebook for the shot. You may have to search evan spencer for it.

That's a pretty tough spot (unless you're the 3rd-5th photographer on a team), because you can't even see Evan until he's 5 yards in front of you (blocked by the chain gang, microphones, coaches, balll boys), which is why many of us steer clear. Basically if you draw a line between the catch and braxton, your field of vision is blocked off between that line and the sideline.

Kudos to the unknown photographer for snagging that shot of Evan.
 
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Rookie;1983596; said:
Glad I wasn't the only one who caught that. They could of taken coverage from any game that '05/'06 season, but it had to be the NC.

Reminded me of the Christ Vance catch versus Purdue when I first saw it, but now that I look back here Evans catch is just that much more ridiculous.
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He was good, no doubt...but c'mon!
 
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Voting for week one opened today (Monday) and will continue through Sunday, Sept. 18 at 10:59 a.m. To watch and vote on the highlight plays (Spencer's catch!), visit www.facebook.com/BestofCollegeFootball.

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Catch Nets Spencer Play of the Year Nomination
Fan voting will choose the nine weekly winners that will compete for Play of the Year
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Evan Spencer
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Sept. 13, 2011



COLUMBUS, Ohio - Freshman wide receiver Evan Spencer's spectacular one-handed catch against Akron on Sept. 3 has been nominated for the 2011 Geico Play of the Year, sports marketing firm Intersport announced Monday.

Spencer's 33-yard grab is up against three other plays from the first weekend of action: an interception from Iowa's Shaun Prater, a kickoff return from West Virginia's Tavon Austin and a touchdown run from Oklahoma's Dominique Whaley.

Each week for nine weeks fans will vote on four incredible college football plays that have been nominated as the Play of the Year. Voting for week one opened today (Monday) and will continue through Sunday, Sept. 18 at 10:59 a.m. To watch and vote on the highlight plays (Spencer's catch!), visit www.facebook.com/BestofCollegeFootball.
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