So then we're both wrong and you just contradicted your entire point. I thought Devery was the one that juggled it. Maybe he wasn't. Either way, the play was complete luck. If YOU can't admit that, then you are just as bad as the people you claim are foolish. Skill, speed, concentration, blah, blah, blah. He was in the right place at the right time, which is the case with most hail mary passes you will see.

I'll watch the clip when I get home from work.

The high school reference was in response to your juvenile retort of "internet f****t". Rather than simply debate the play like an adult, you resort to childish name calling. Again, I guess because you're such a tough guy.

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Posted by DrewSimp82

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Posted on 7/29/08 at 12:17 pm to SaintLSUnAtl

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So then we're both wrong and you just contradicted your entire point. I thought Devery was the one that juggled it. Maybe he wasn't. Either way, the play was complete luck. If YOU can't admit that, then you are just as bad as the people you claim are foolish. Skill, speed, concentration, blah, blah, blah. He was in the right place at the right time, which is the case with most hail mary passes you will see.

No, we're not both wrong. You cannot respond after admitting you didn't watch it, and then have a conclusion about what concurred!!

Again, you spew out uneducated information without watching it and reviewing what a spectacular play it was that requires LUCK AND SKILL (tipped to self, avoided defenders, etc).

Look, the topic is dead.

Agree to disagree, but I think when you watch it and see that it was tipped off of Clayton, and Henderson was able to reach out and barely tip it to himself (not bobble it as originally claimed) and then make an amazing maneuver between two defenders (who likely were in shock at the time) that you would back down on being so sure of what you remember 5 or so years ago.

I admitted there was luck involved, and of course he was in the right place at the right time. Yes, that is required in a hail mary. That was never the dispute. The dispute was that he "bobbled it." The link proves it. End of debate. No reason to distract everyone from the original debate to say you were right and "blah blah blah." Again, it just makes you look more foolish.

The whole point of this is that the original poster was right. Due to Devery's catching woes in the NFL, that catch seems even more spectacular. And secondly, he did not bobble it, but reached out and tipped it into his grasp where he ran for a TD.

I provided all the evidence you need there in that link. No reason to say I contradicted myself, especially when you haven't seen it yet