Who will be the winner of the ODAC Football Play of the Year?
You make the call!
Each week, our member schools submitted plays to the conference
office for your consideration for the ODAC Football Play of the
Week. The 11 winners of those contests are eligible for this
week's ODAC Play of the Year feature. Watch each of the
winners below and then vote for the play that you think is the best
at the bottom of the page. The winner will be announced on
Friday afternoon. Voting closes at 2:00 p.m. ET on
Friday!
Thank you for your support of ODAC football! We hope you
enjoyed the season!!
ODAC Football Play of the Year
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WEEK 1 WINNER: GUILFORD VS. GREENSBORO |
WEEK 2 WINNER: GUILFORD AT METHODIST |
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| Description: Guilford quarterback Matt Pawlowski finds an uncovered Hayden Read down the sidelines for a 33-yard touchdown pass that gives Guilford the lead for good (31-28) in its Gate City Soup Bowl win. The play capped a 2-play, 80-yard drive that took 16 seconds. Guilford started the drive with no timeouts at its own 20-yard line before Pawlowski and Read connected on identical plays for the win. |
Description: Down 34-27 at Methodist,
the Quakers are facing 4th & 14 from the Monarchs' 28 yard-line
with six minutes left. Methodist called time out, immediately
followed by Guilford. On the 4th-down play, Matt Pawlowski wants to
pass, but instead tucks the ball and scrambles away from a number
of tacklers 17 yards to the Methodist 11 for a 1st down. Two plays
later, Guilford scored a touchdown to tie the game for the fourth
and final time with 4:45 remaining. |
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WEEK 3 WINNER: BRIDGEWATER VS. FERRUM |
WEEK 4 WINNER: WASHINGTON AND LEE VS. SEWANEE |
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Description: With 1:40 to play in the
fourth quarter, Shawn Lee hauls in a touchdown pass in the back
corner of the end zone with a defender draped over him. The
pass, from quarterback Willie Logan, covered 23 yards and helped BC
secure a 51-28 victory over Ferrum. |
Description: Late in the third quarter,
W&L running back Marshall Hollerith seemed stopped on his bid
for a third touchdown, but he absorbed the hit and used a second
effort to dive over the goal line to give the Generals a 35-17
lead. They eventually won the game, 35-24. |
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WEEK 5 WINNER: HAMPDEN-SYDNEY VS. CATHOLIC |
WEEK 6 WINNER: HAMPDEN-SYDNEY VS. BRIDGEWATER | |
| Description: Late in the third quarter, Hampden-Sydney running back Brady Macko busted loose for a 78-yard touchdown run in which he elluded a couple of defenders before reaching pay-dirt. The score extended H-SC's lead to three possessions. |
Description: Hampden-Sydney got its
home game against Bridgewater started with a bang as the Tigers
used a lateral from David Coe to Sidney Henry to open a 7-0 lead
with a 95-yard kickoff return. That touchdown was the first
of four unanswered touchdowns as the Tigers scored the first 28
points of the game. |
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| WEEK 7 WINNER: GUILFORD AT BRIDGEWATER | WEEK 8 WINNER: WASHINGTON AND LEE VS. BRIDGEWATER | |
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Description: JerMario Gooch makes his
team-leading third interception of the season in dramatic fashion
to thwart a Bridgewater scoring opportunity. Gooch made a
one-handed snag of a BC pass at GC's six-yard line and returned it
out to the Quakers' 25-yard line. Before the game's lone turnover,
the Eagles had driven from their own 28-yard line to the Quakers'
46. Guilford was holding a 14-7 lead at the time. |
Description: Late in the four quarter,
senior linebacker Jeff Schulte showed good concentration as he
broke up a pass and couple the juggled ball for an interception.
He returned it 40-yards for a touchdown to cap the game's
scoring in W&L's 42-13 win over Bridgewater. That interception
was one of five by the Generals on the day. |
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| WEEK 9 WINNER: HAMPDEN-SYDNEY AT GUILFORD | WEEK 10 WINNER: CATHOLIC VS. GUILFORD | |
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Description: After going into the half
leading 35-0, Hampden-Sydney quickly improved upon its advantage
following the break. On Guilford's third play of the third
quarter, Tigers' defensive back Zach Morgan intercepted a Quakers'
pass and returned it 41-yards for a touchdown. The
interception marked Morgan's second of the season. |
Description: Midway thru the third
quarter, wide receiver Andrew Ouellette took a crossing pass from
quarterback E.J. Montgomery. He escaped one tackler and
absorbed the hit from another, spinning off that last tackle and
darting the remaining 20 yards for a touchdown and a 26-7 lead with
8:11 on the third quarter clock. |
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| WEEK 11 WINNER: HAMPDEN-SYDNEY VS. RANDOLPH-MACON | ||
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Description: After R-MC back Will
McGhee notched his second touchdown of the game, the score stood
28-26 in H-SC's favor with 1:35 to play. The Yellow Jackets
got two shots at a two-point conversion thanks to a defensive
penalty on the first try. On the second attempt, linebacker
Tyler Ikwild stood up McGhee before he could get to the goal line,
thwarting the two-point attempt and effectively sealing the Tigers'
win and accompanying ODAC title. |
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Voting for the ODAC Football Play of the Year has concluded. Look for the winner to be announced soon. You can also learn the winner by following the ODAC on Twitter at @odacathletics or by becoming a fan on Facebook!
ODAC Football Play of the Week Archive
ODAC Football Play of the Week: Week 1
ODAC Football Play of the Week: Week 2
ODAC Football Play of the Week: Week 3
ODAC Football Play of the Week: Week 4
ODAC Football Play of the Week: Week 5
ODAC Football Play of the Week: Week 6
ODAC Football Play of the Week: Week 7
ODAC Football Play of the Week: Week 8
ODAC Football Play of the Week: Week 9