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For college QB’s, hard to think of one better than thisbackthepack said:
That’s the greatest throw I have ever seen...Gladstone said:
Amazing to think Georgia lost this game.
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He LIVED for moments like that.NEsnake12 said:
For college QB’s, hard to think of one better than thisbackthepack said:
That’s the greatest throw I have ever seen...Gladstone said:
Amazing to think Georgia lost this game. -
Yep. I read a little when I searched up the clip yesterday. Lappano apparently felt the same. He said Stanback had told him he could throw it 80 yards but that he didn't believe him. He was walking out as the play happened.Fenderbender123 said:
The best part about this play is that Ty wanted him to take a knee.chuck said:backthepack said:
That’s the greatest throw I have ever seen...Gladstone said:
Amazing to think Georgia lost this game.
https://youtu.be/YfJWCBboCYc
I remember doing some 8th grade geometry and coming up with about 73 yards in the air at the catch point. The exact spots of the release and catch are debatable due to the camera angle, but thats pretty close. He caught it pretty high so it would have gone 74 or 75 if allowed to fall to the turf.
I dont know for certain at all, but I doubt theres ever been another clean throw and catch in a college or NFL game quite like that one. -
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Charmed ass life, manGladstone said:
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What is Fran Drescher doing in front of JMFEGladstone said: -
Dude, count the yards. That's 75 yds. in the air, and he caught it high. That thing was going to land 2 yds. in the endzone.chuck said:backthepack said:
That’s the greatest throw I have ever seen...Gladstone said:
Amazing to think Georgia lost this game.https://youtu.be/YfJWCBboCYc
Yes, IS could chuck it.
And run the 100 meters in 10.4 seconds.
And was drafted by MLB even though he declined to play besball at UW.
Please name someone else you know who has all three of those to the degree Stanback did.
Kid was wasted here, and I'll keep arguing this for the rest of my life - vastly underappreciated. A reasonable debate can be made that IS is the best pure athlete to ever suit up for Washington. And a full 80% of the fan base doesn't even remember him.
No, I don't know him in real life. But thanks for getting me started on this again. -
I swear I didn't read this before blathering on about the same poont in my post.chuck said:
Yep. I read a little when I searched up the clip yesterday. Lappano apparently felt the same. He said Stanback had told him he could throw it 80 yards but that he didn't believe him. He was walking out as the play happened.Fenderbender123 said:
The best part about this play is that Ty wanted him to take a knee.chuck said:backthepack said:
That’s the greatest throw I have ever seen...Gladstone said:
Amazing to think Georgia lost this game.https://youtu.be/YfJWCBboCYc
I remember doing some 8th grade geometry and coming up with about 73 yards in the air at the catch point. The exact spots of the release and catch are debatable due to the camera angle, but thats pretty close. He caught it pretty high so it would have gone 74 or 75 if allowed to fall to the turf.
I dont know for certain at all, but I doubt theres ever been another clean throw and catch in a college or NFL game quite like that one.
I say it's easily 75. You saw what I saw: he caught it well above his shoulder. Ball easily lands a yard or two in the endzone if he just lets it go. -
I hope he can do better than that collection of ugly sticks. Jimminy. There's better looking tail at Harvard ... and I'm serious.Alexis said:
What is Fran Drescher doing in front of JMFEGladstone said:
Kid with all that should pulling down only the top top quality stuff. The guys I knew on the team, even the big hairy ugly ones, were pulling down top drawer women. Go look up Frank Garcia's wife ... nobody will ever ask Frank to pose for GQ, but still ....
