Best hands yesterday

[SANJAY]

Best hands yesterday belonged to:

Marlon Pope recovering QF's fumble

Demetrius hill on his interception

Tye Turner on the onsides kick

Hopefully the receivers take notes.

 

Edited October 25, 2015 by SANJAY

[Bulls On Parade]

Seems like receivers are not concentrating on catching ball but scoring.

Barr had a sure td he dropped..very frustrating 

 

[The Sheriff]

I'd say Tye Turner - he snagged the ball like a baseball player fielding a bad hop and was off to the races. It was a great play all the way around for those of us that realize how difficult it is to field an onside kick. I was impressed more than the lucky catch by our receiver (after dropping a perfect Flowers pass for a TD - can't believe I'm saying that - Perfect Flowers pass).  

[Brad]

Yesterday reminded me of...

....thankfully.

[libby_arts]

I have to vote for Hill #9. Anytime you get a DL player catching a ball......well it just makes you feel all warm and fuzzy.

[Brad]

Pope gets some kind of award for the effort.  That's the play I was telling my basketball players about....

Pure hustle, no quitting and then being in the right place at the right time.  Awesome work by Pope.

[DELdaBull]

Pope saved the game 

[raptorcj]

I'd say Tye Turner - he snagged the ball like a baseball player fielding a bad hop and was off to the races. It was a great play all the way around for those of us that realize how difficult it is to field an onside kick. I was impressed more than the lucky catch by our receiver (after dropping a perfect Flowers pass for a TD - can't believe I'm saying that - Perfect Flowers pass).  

This. Barr dropping that TD pass was deflating for sure, then to get the knee-catch! But that was luck, and Turner was all skill, esp having the drive and confidence to immediately break for the goal line--LOVE that!