Was Arch Manning’s game-winning pass against LSU really the ‘unreal throw’ Ian Rapoport called it?
Yahoo Sports, in a piece that first appeared on Gridiron Heroics, examines whether Arch Manning's game-winning pass against LSU deserved NFL insider Ian Rapoport's description of an "unreal throw." The piece reports that Manning had thrown three interceptions at Tiger Stadium before Texas got the ball back trailing 21-16 with a little over two minutes left on Saturday night. Twelve plays and 58 yards later, Raleek Brown caught a 4-yard swing pass with three seconds remaining, and Texas won.
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Was Arch Manning’s game-winning pass against LSU really the ‘unreal throw’ Ian Rapoport called it?
Arch Manning had already thrown three interceptions at Tiger Stadium when the Texas Longhorns got the ball back trailing the LSU Tigers 21-16 with a little more than two minutes left on Saturday night. Twelve plays and 58 yards later, Raleek Brown caught a 4-yard swing pass with three seconds on the clock, Texas won […] The post Was Arch Manning’s game-winning pass against LSU really the ‘unreal throw’ Ian Rapoport called it? appeared first on Gridiron Heroics.
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‘No way’ – Ryan Clark sounds off Arch Manning’s chances of being a first-round pick despite game-winning play vs. LSU
After watching Arch Manning’s performance against LSU, Ryan Clark’s perspective on the quarterback being a first-round pick became clear. The 22-year-old threw three interceptions against LSU, including one in the fourth quarter to put the Longhorns in trouble.
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