Think that was at the GL when we had a false start penalty. Next ensuing play, we took Curtis out and Zeke dropped a wide open pass on a flat route.
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Think that was at the GL when we had a false start penalty. Next ensuing play, we took Curtis out and Zeke dropped a wide open pass on a flat route.
SloopyHangOn
WhoO WhoO WhoO!
Regardless of where the ball is, if you get both pads of your hands on the ball, you can catch it.
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Zeke had to twist back for the ball (he wasn't led) and had to reach high to barely get his hands on the ball, so he in no-fucking-way "dropped" it...12 Gauge flat out missed him.
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SloopyHangOn
WhoO WhoO WhoO!
To Mili and his "wrong" declaration on the "two hands" "can catch" claim by Sloopy.
It wasn't even "should" catch, it was "can" catch.
Stop being so obtuse andback at you.
I was going to say this...
instead I'll just say,
"This"
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It may be a hard catch for us normies, but for college scholarship athletes, that ball definitely needs to be caught. My 2 cents.
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MoMoney5
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Zeke dropped that ball it hit both hands and he didn't even have to jump there's no excuses for him..if it was Dontre or Curtis the talk would've been Jalin would've caught it take DONTRE or Curtis out..Zeke has to make that catch it wasn't as difficult a catch as ppl making it to be..
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Big difference between a player thinking he should've caught it and someone saying he dropped it...that's end of story.
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