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It's like we aren't even watching the same clip. A ball thrown beyond Langham in stride goes right into the hands of McFadden. The ONLY reason that was a completion is because it WAS short and to the sideline which made them both turn backwards.

Good lord, man. You are just oozing irony today.

Lol! Oh the irony. That isnt a completion if Malik does NOT put it behind him and to his back shoulder. In fact its likely an INT and an L as McFadden was all over him. But a "poorly thrown ball" and a "miracle catch", right? Smh amazing.

No sh-t. First it was a "poorly thrown pass" and now it only happened because of a "miracle" catch by Langham. Incredible.

Miracle catch?!? What about grabbing a ball at the back shoulder is a miracle catch? It happens multiple times every weekend. It was a great play by Langham as well, don't get me wrong, but it doesn't happen without a spectacular throw from Malik. The drug-like trance some of you are in with...

Well said.

wow. Smh you are a disgrace.

Those would all be on my list as well. As would Malik's in Doak.

One of the best thrown balls in UM history, yes. I think you need to go back and watch the clip again, bud. He has a single tiny window to place that ball in or not only is it not going to be complete, it's likely an INT and a loss. McFadden (a pretty **** good corner) has Langham absolutely...

Poorly thrown pass? What?!?!? That was one of the best thrown balls in program history. He had a window the size of about a dollar bill to put that in and stuck it there spectacularly. A few inches short or inside and that was an INT for mcfadden and a loss. And, of course, that was with...

This.