ODAC Football Play of the Week: Week 7

Who will be the winner of this week's ODAC Football Play of the Week? It's all up to you!

Each week, our member schools submit plays to the conference office for your consideration for the ODAC Play of the Week. Watch each of the entries below and then vote for the play that you think is the best of the week in the poll at the bottom of the page. Each week's winner will be announced on Wednesday afternoons. The winners will be eligible for the ODAC Football Play of the Year at the end of the season!

Thank you for your support of ODAC football! Enjoy the season!!

PLAY 1: EMORY & HENRY AT HAMPDEN-SYDNEY		PLAY 2: GUILFORD VS. BRIDGEWATER
Description: Trailing 49-19 with about 11:00 to play in the game, Emory & Henry got a jolt from its special teams. With H-SC punting from its own 30-yard line, E&H's Clint Peregoy broke thru the line to block his second punt of the game. This time, Andrew Long picked up the loose ball at the H-SC 24-yard line and took it the rest of the way. E&H converted the ensuing two-point attempt to pull with 49-27, but that would prove to be the final score of the game.		Description: After Bridgewater pulled to within seven points at 35-28 with 2:20 to play and recovered the ensuing on-side kickoff, Guilford needed a defensive stand to come away with the victory. With under a minute to play, the Quakers defensive line stopped Bridgewater on a 4th-and-1 rushing attempt from its own five yard, turning the ball back over to the Quakers to run out the clock and return to the win column.


PLAY 3: HAMPDEN-SYDNEY VS. EMORY & HENRY
Description: On the Tiger's second possession of the game with the score already tied 7-7 after successful drives by each squad, Hampden-Sydney set the tone for what would be a high-paced affair with a 75-yard touchdown pass from Nash Nance to Holton Walker. The play would be the longest of the game and the first of three receiver scores for Walker. He would go on to rack up 275 total receiving yards, setting a new school record and third-best in the ODAC all-time.