It did not impact the game's outcome in a positive manner, and it didn't make ESPN's top 10 plays.
But Ole Miss fans recognized it as a significant achievement in the career of Jerrell Powe.
The sophomore defensive lineman came through the left guard and reached the Vanderbilt backfield where he dropped Commodores tailback Jared Hawkins for a 2-yard loss in the second quarter of the Rebels' 23-17 loss.
"It felt good. I felt like I was on top of the world," Powe said. "I was ready for the next play, and I was mad when they called time out." full story:
http://www.djournal.com/pages/story.asp ... div=Sports
The Vandy commies were very impressed by that play too, said he looked liked a bowling bowl taking those guys down - they sounded very excited.
Long timeout finally ends for Ole Miss' DT Powe
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he's a freshman on the field isn't he? Just curious, I noticed it said sophomre.
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He is listed as a soph, but as I understand it, he has four years to play IF he maintains his academics.
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Sounds like he plans on staying....and yes all of the players must maintain their academics to remain eligible.QuackCityRebel wrote:He is listed as a soph, but as I understand it, he has four years to play IF he maintains his academics.