What's your favorite play(s) from the 2010 season?

[Screamin_Eagle174]

There are way too many to list, but what are your favorite plays, or in your opinion the best plays from our NC run last year? It's not easy to pick just one, that's for sure.

As Vic mentioned in the other thread, probably the biggest play was Nic Edwards bobbling catch on 4th and 10 against NDSU. (4:49 mark)
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzMFKX9jCno&feature=player_embedded#at=13[/youtube]

My favorite play though was probably TJ's run against Sac State where he broke 5+ tackles and took it to the house. Unreal. (2:56 mark)
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCIN6EWoPBo[/youtube]

NC winning TD catch by Kauf, TJ's long run up the sideline against UM to knot the score at 14, the KOR TD by Hoffman to answer the one by NDSU, Renard's fumble recovery TD against UM to seal it... the list goes on and on. What are yours?

 

[FormerEag]

I'd have to say Nick Edwards' big catch up the seam on 4th and long, during "The Drive" on our way to beating NDSU.

 

[EWURanger]

Both 4th down plays during "the drive" including the Edwards bobbling catch, although it's hard to argue against Kaufman's game tying TD catch in the championship game.

 

[eaglesfootball]

Edwards catch up the middle in the ndsu game was the biggest play of the year. If he doesn't catch that the season is over.

 

[EWOOfan73]

This was a fairly obscure play in comparison to some of those that have already been mentioned, but my favorite was the long draw play we had at the end of the Northern Colorado game for the win. Don't EVER go into a prevent defense when Jones is in the game.

 

[Screamin_Eagle174]

This was a fairly obscure play in comparison to some of those that have already been mentioned, but my favorite was the long draw play we had at the end of the Northern Colorado game for the win. Don't EVER go into a prevent defense when Jones is in the game.

Yeah, that was a good one, but I think the pick (or was it a fumble) before that play to get possession back was bigger.