Pittsburgh Panthers wide receiver Jester Weah makes a ridiculous one-handed catch in a tight one against the undefeated Clemson Tigers.
The Pittsburgh Panthers are playing the undefeated Clemson Tigers very tight in their Week 11 game. Pittsburgh trailed Clemson, 28-27 at halftime, but could upset the Tigers if they get more plays like this from wide receiver Jester Weah.
Weah was no joke on this one-handed grab from his quarterback Nathan Peterman. It didn’t look like Weah came down with this first down grab, but he sure did.
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Weah had to run along the sideline and catch the ball one-handed ahead of the Clemson defensive back to come down with the grab. The amount of hand-eye coordination needed for Weah to haul that catch in was next level.
Clemson is undefeated at 9-0 this season, but the Tigers haven’t done a great job of blowing teams out to attain perfection. The Tigers will let lesser teams hang around longer than they need to. While Clemson topped Louisville earlier this season, could it end up being Pittsburgh that shocks the Tigers to their first defeat of the season?
Clemson has not lost a regular season game in over two years but the Tigers did fall in 2015 until the National Championship Game against the Alabama Crimson Tide in the 2016 College Football Playoff.
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A Clemson loss doesn’t put the Louisville Cardinals into the ACC Championship Game, but might help Louisville get into the 2017 College Football Playoff when all is said and done. Pittsburgh may not win the ACC Coastal, but Pat Narduzzi is doing a great job in his first two years with the football program. Does Pittsburgh have what it takes to pull off the shocking upset of Clemson?