Performance of the Week | 11/16 – 11/22

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By Paul Gotham

Another week of great sports action, and so many great performances with which to choose. Step right up readers and give us the one (1), uno, une performance that stands out for you this past week.

Oregon’s Jeremiah Masoli grabs my POTW.

On the road, with the Ducks’ Rose Bowl aspirations hanging in the balance, the Junior College transfer spun a great performance. After falling behind 24-14, Masoli revived the Ducks and silenced the crowd in Tucson, Arizona.

Masoli completed 26-47 passes 284 yards and three touchdowns. With Arizona fans ready to rush the field, Oregon tied the score as Masoli found Ed Dickson in the end zone with :06 remaining in regulation.

The junior also gained 61 yards on 16 carries and scored three more touchdowns as Oregon topped Arizona in double OT, 44-41. The quarterback’s final touchdown was the game winner.

Un-recruited out of high school, Masoli played for City College of San Francisco before transferring to Oregon.

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6 Responses to “Performance of the Week | 11/16 – 11/22”

bill rNovember 23rd, 2009 - 6:42 am

Without knowing all the games, I’d say give it to TO for 197 yards receiving. Sure, Buffalo ultimately lost, but we finally see what happens when Buffalo decides to toss the ball TO’s way.

On the other end of the spectrum, LSU’s quarterback spiking the ball with 1 second left on the clock was priceless.
Brother ClydeNovember 23rd, 2009 - 9:17 am

I am going to nominate the QBs from the game nobody saw or listened to – Matthew Stafford and Brady Quinn. If there was any thoughts of the Browns letting Brady Quinn go – forget it. They just got a glimpse of the future in this game – for both teams, but especially the Browns. Maybe they should let Brady Quinn get a season behind center, before making a decision.

But yesterday, the Stafford/Quinn duo combined for 726 yards passing and 9 TDs. Stafford also took a nasty shot at the end of the game keeping the final play alive..

Impressive all the way around
SmittyNovember 23rd, 2009 - 9:47 am

Bill – I have to agree about the LSU game – especially when the announcers began yelling – “what are they doing??? “
WallyNovember 23rd, 2009 - 11:57 am

UConn football gets my nomination. The win at ND was 1) quite special for this up and coming program, esp in light of the tragedy earlier this year, and 2) It solidly hammered the last nail into the CW coaching coffin … now let’s get going and move on quickly with naming a successor there.
bill rNovember 23rd, 2009 - 12:14 pm

Yeah Smitty, it was stunning. For those who didn’t see it, a clip is here – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fS55CpCO68I – the announcers are hilarious. This clip should go in a hall of fame or something. The coach is even funnier – “we didn’t have time to get the field goal team on” he says, but shouldn’t they be ready to go just in case the 4th and 26 converted? Somewhere, every athlete who blundered and was caught on tape laughs a little, knowing they just moved down the ladder, and LSU claims the top rung.