Best Plays of 2008: the final seven

by Joel Hollingsworth on Jun 5, 2009 8:30 AM EDT in Tennessee Volunteer Football

A Score for Moore was eliminated yesterday as a contender for the Best Play of 2008. One last look:

I'll put my choice for today's elimination in the comment section.

DO NOT VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE PLAY -- VOTE FOR THE ONE YOU WANT TO SEE ELIMINATED. The play with the most votes gets cut from the competition.

The remaining candidates:

VOTE FOR THE PLAY YOU WANT TO SEE ELIMINATED.

Poll

Which of the following seven remaining contenders for the designation of Best Play of 2008 should be cut from consideration?

More Score for Moore

9 votes

Eric Berry Flying Corkscrews Marquis Maze

3 votes

That's Beautiful

3 votes

Berry All the Way

1 votes

Eric Berry Clobbers Knowshon Moreno

1 votes

What a Play by Berry in the End Zone

14 votes

The Fourth of the Half

10 votes

41 votes | Poll has closed

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Alright...

Today I’m in agreement with many of the comments from yesterday…my vote goes for What a Play by Berry in the End Zone. It was an important moment in the game and gave the Vols hope…but it’s still a poor throw by Stafford.

Will - Rocky Top Talk

by Will Shelton on Jun 5, 2009 10:33 AM EDT reply actions

::fires 70 mph bullet into the stands::

by Chris Pendley on Jun 5, 2009 1:32 PM EDT up reply actions

same

by bobo_the_vol on Jun 5, 2009 4:10 PM EDT up reply actions

By that same logic,

The Fourth of the Half should be the next to fall, assuming What a Play goes this time around. Fourth was also an absolutely horrid throw by Craft; McKenzie was releasing the tight end in a zone coverage (the TE was running deep) and Craft managed to underthrow even the stationary McKenzie, whom the TE was already past.

So, joining the bandwagon, I went with What a Play. Next time, I’ll tap out Fourth on grounds of similitude.

by David Hooper on Jun 5, 2009 8:57 PM EDT up reply actions