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Either way, you are wrong. It was a very catchable ball. The defender over ran the play when Tony stopped and the ball bounced off of Tony's chest

On a ball Stevens expects to be high and towards the back corner of the endzone, this is a lot of readjusting to lower trajectory and DB right underneath/ "ran out of the play"

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Posted by JRoweMDN

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Posted on 9/26/16 at 4:41 pm to GenesChin

It does seem when White tries to put some air under the ball it sails on him or makes the receiver come back to it. That to me is where him seeing passing play reps will let him improve to more than servicable. Add in a couple of good freshman WR getting up to speed and I think the offense could go much bigger behind an improving OL.

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Posted by ChexMix

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Posted on 9/26/16 at 4:49 pm to GenesChin

Like i said, you are basing your opinion on the TV broadcast viewpoint, and not what the replay in the stadium showed. The ball clearly bounced off TS chest after going through his hands. LSU defender didnt touch the ball at all. It should have been caught

Also, freeze frame the pic when the ball actually bounces off TS...that way you can prove me wrong that the LSU defender didnt run past the play...

I will wait.

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Posted by beatbammer

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Posted on 9/26/16 at 5:13 pm to GenesChin