Descriptive Essay On Chicago Basketball Game

Matt Harris 5-10 / 200. The throw by quarterback, Brett Lowther 6-2 / 175 was spot on. The point after kick off the strong leg of Mark Shafer 6-1 / 150, made this a,7-0 game.

Travis Jones led off the third with a triple to center field. Joe Baker's sacrifice fly to center field scored Jones. Tres Barrera's solo shot down the left field line cut the Longhorns' deficit to 5-2.

Garoppolo also showcased his running ability on a 4th down play with 2 yards till the first down, he could not find any receivers open on the play so he  scrambles  out of the

Easton Payton would walk to score Justin Torres giving the Pacers their first lead since the third inning (6-5). Nathan Holt would score off a wild pitch by the Pride followed by a

It was a cool Sunday afternoon at Candlestick Park. The San Francisco 49ers faced 3rd down and 3 yards to go on the Cowboys 6 yard line. The play was called “Red Right Tight -- Sprint Right Option”. Rookie quarterback Joe Montana was under center ready to start the play with 56 seconds left in the game. The pass was intended for Fred Solomon but was fully covered by the Cowboy’s defense. Being chased by legendary linemen, Montana back-pedaled toward the sideline, and it was almost certain that he would either go out of bounds or he would get sacked. By a miracle, Montana pump faked and threw the ball to the back of the end zone; where Clark was reaching at full extension to make the catch. This play would go down in history known as “The

Carrier would haul in a Yaden pass and take it to the Tigers forty-yard-line, giving the Patriots a very big first down. The drive ended when the same combination hooked up for a twenty-yard touchdown pass, with 5:09 left in the half. The point after by,Emma Kaiser(5-7-145 Sr) made this a 7-0 game. The drive totaled eighty-one-yards and lasted four plays.

The ref just blew his whistle which meant the timeout was over. As I slowly walked on the court, I looked up in the stands to my family and I took in the scene. I noticed the crowd was going crazy. When I got to where I was going on the court, I noticed the Lions star player, Michael Farling, guarding me. I thought that plan was very odd; Michael is one of the tallest players and I’m one of the smallest. The coach of the Lions was screaming to tell Michael to contest the shot, but not to foul.

The pirates defense would get a pick by Taylor Doerr to put the final touches on their eleven point win. The pick came with 1:08

Minor, who throws a beautiful deep ball was able to connect with #2 Rashawn Benners on a long bomb that covered nearly 35-yards, with 11:47 left in the half. Benners had a step on his defender and easily made the catch. Uncle Mo would not stay on the Indians side very long because of another interception thrwon by Minor. Making the pick this time for the home team was,Dawson Blakley 5-11 / 170,with 10:36 left in the half.

Dezmon Huntley played outstanding the second half. Not having a single incompletion go to his credit. He finished the game with two passing touchdowns along with one rushing the ball.

The West defense got another sack, when Mike White threw the South quarterback down for a 6-yard loss. Then with 2:44 left Christian White and Chris Barnes combined to take down Trevell Adams for a 9-yard loss. The Bulldogs finally got on the scoreboard when, DeShawn Cunningham out ran the entire Cowboys defense for a 67-yard score.Martin Malachi missed the point after kick and this remained a 22=6 game, with 2:09 left in the half.

“Fredricson is up by 30 with a little bit over 1 minute to go”. It Still puzzled me why coach kept Kyle in but took me out. My backup, Sam Smith, broke the huddle and took the snap. All the revivers sprinted down the field and Jerry caught the ball at the eighth and launched himself into the end zone for a touchdown.

Deshaun Watson to Jordan Leggett for 6 and the Tigers strike first to take the lead. Then, after a 3 and out by the Clemson defense, BOOM! Deshaun Watson to Artavis Scott for 6! Clemson was now up 14-0 at this point, in the second quarter. Notre Dame was able to get a field goal right before the half to make the score, 14-3 Clemson at halftime. The rain was coming down at a steady pace while Notre Dame’s heart was slowly being ripped apart. Then all of a sudden, BANG! Deshaun Watson totes the rock for another Clemson touchdown! This made it 21-3 Clemson in the third quarter, and the game seemingly seemed over. But wait…… the Fighting Irish came back with a vengeance. Notre Dame slowly but surely clawed back in the game and at the blink of an eye, the game came down to a 2-point conversion. It was 24-22 Clemson and overtime was decided between 2 and a half yards. The Irish ran a QB draw with Kizer and BOOM! He was stonewalled by Ben Boulware and the rest of the Clemson defense! Clemson would hang on and defeat the Irish, 24-22, in thrilling fashion! All hail the Clemson Tigers! BYOG! ALL

Again Trenton pushed their way to the one yard line and Montrez Jackson carried in the second touchdown(Mannerstedt with the extra point). Jackson also scored again in the first quarter when Quarterback Michael Smith tossed him the ball, where he then ran in and scored from the eight yard line. The kick by Mannerstedt was good bringing the score to 21-0 at the end of the quarter.

Freshman Darius Hill reach on shortstop Kevin Smith's fielding error. Hill stole second and was awarded third courtesy of a balk. Freshman Ivan Vera plated Hill with a fly ball to center field to tie the game.