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This incomplete pass might be the most amazing throw of the college football season
There have been dozens, if not hundreds of incredible college football moments so far in 2016, but the most memorable throw of the year might have come on an incomplete pass.
And not any incomplete pass — an incredibly incomplete pass.
The throw came from Georgia's freshman quarterback Jacob Eason, and, well, there's no reason to spoil the video:
That's a blind, 53-yard throw that hit a 4-inch wide pylon square-on. Eason has impressed with his incredible arm at times this year, but that has to be the most impressive throw he's made all season. There's no way he could do that again.
Can he get a point for that? Let's propose that new rule. Knock down the pylon with a throw (or punt) and you get a point.
Who says no to that?
Bullseye!
— SEConCBS (@SEConCBS) October 29, 2016
You could throw this pass 1,000 times and never hit the pylon quite like this again. https://t.co/5KMU3qKrcX
