[POLL]: Which of these three catches is your favorite?

Favorite from these three (yessssss I remember Anthony Carter):

A.)

B.)

C.)

Eh, maybe it's just because I'm new school, but I'll take these:

Junior Hemingway touchdown in the Sugar Bowl.


Roy Roundtree somehow stays with the ball and makes the catch to give Michigan a shot at OT vs Northwestern




And although the actual catch wasn't anything special, I've never cheered as loud (until Trey Burke's shot) as I did when Jeremy Gallon caught a ball at the 45 and took it all the way down to the 15 with :08 seconds left vs Notre Dame.

It's great to be a Michigan fan.

I'll take all of the above.

Hail, when I see reminders of Gallon's game-saving catch-n-run in the '11 ND game, as you've depicted above, I still marvel wondering how in hell the Irish could have so completely lost track of (if not outright ignored) JG at that stage of the game (last 20 seconds, we at our own 25 or so...)

All credit to Jeremy for his angling beeline (not Beilein) for the sidelines, while simultanesouly advancing the ball, but I think the real accolade to him should go for somehow getting that wide-open for Denard to see.

And let me add two more cents...how could any of you have neglected to mention Dez' laying-fully-out grab of Elvis' floater to clinch the '91 game over the Irish?  I couldn't, because I was there!

Michmike....that one is in the other poll (favorite play).

Admin wrote:

Michmike....that one is in the other poll (favorite play).

I stand correctol...er, corrected...Admin. Thanks for pointing it [the other poll] out.

Just the characterization alone "...destroys MSU..." (note: prefer "msu", because she is little) is enough to get my vote!

fishgoblue22 wrote:

I'll take all of the above.

Indeed.

But I do love the Roy Roundtree catch against Northwestern in particular because it happened right in front of me. Such a strange feeling to go from complete despair to utter jubilation in a matter of 4 seconds.

degree of difficulty wise the one hand grabs are tougher though its tough not to be swayed by the context of Braylon's catch. What about the great Cap 1-Citrus Bowl catch by Arrington?

'shoes

WolverineHistorian wrote:

fishgoblue22 wrote:

I'll take all of the above.

Indeed.  

But I do love the Roy Roundtree catch against Northwestern in particular because it happened right in front of me.  Such a strange feeling to go from complete despair to utter jubilation in a matter of 4 seconds.

That's why I love the Hemingway catch so much. In person, that pass looked like it was basically being thrown away. I could not believe it when they called it a TD.

Adrian Arrignton's catch against Florida in the Capitol One Bowl Game. I saw it in person and still can't believe he caught it.