Best Plays of 2008: Eric Berry Clobbers Knowshon Moreno
by Joel Hollingsworth on May 26, 2009 3:00 PM EDT
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In-game context: The fourth quarter began with Georgia extending its lead to 23-14, and Tennessee's offense promptly went three and out. With a nine point lead, the Bulldogs then set out to chew up the clock by handing the ball to Knowshon Moreno. Over and over and over again. Eric Berry decided to do something about that:
Impact: Well, Moreno carried only one more time for minus one yard in this game. Unfortunatley for the Vols, the Bulldogs also had Caleb King, and they just started handing off to him instead. They scored one more field goal and finished the game 26-14. At that point, Tennessee was 2-4 on the season and a pitiful 0-3 in the SEC.
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Ha
It’s coming. I like ’em both.
When we get down to five or so plays, eliminating them is going to be haaaard.
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by Joel Hollingsworth on May 26, 2009 8:03 PM EDT up reply actions
There's an interesting question
How far do we go before it becomes All Berry? I’d bet at least the final four are Cap’n Crunchilicious.
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by Joel Hollingsworth on May 26, 2009 10:34 PM EDT up reply actions
I was at this game
And I could hear this hit in the upper deck.
"Florida didnt win their first SEC title until 1991 and now they think they invented football."
-Ron Zook
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