Zach Rogers (Master of Physics)

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For those who haven't seen it, this is a still shot of "White Lightning's" amazing, almost physics bending catch. From this angle, there should be no way that he remained upright but somehow he did. To me, this picture makes the already great catch just that much more amazing. Well done, ZR. Keep up the great work.
 

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BigOrange15 said:
For those who haven't seen it, this is a still shot of "White Lightning's" amazing, almost physics bending catch. From this angle, there should be no way that he remained upright but somehow he did. To me, this picture makes the already great catch just that much more amazing. Well done, ZR. Keep up the great work.
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When that ball went in the air and I saw 83 streaking past Amerson, my heart sank - I thought, for sure, is was going incomplete. Good for you ZR.....keep it going.
 
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Yeah, I honestly didn't think he'd be able to make the adjustment as that ball was coming down... It was a really awkward angle to make that catch, let alone continue running afterwards.
 
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The funny thing is, as amazing/difficult as that catch was, had he dropped it, people would've been saying things like "The same ol' ZR, Concrete Hands, etc." and ignoring that fact that it was extremely difficult. I'm just glad he caught it, so he can earn some respect.
 
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BigOrange15 said:
For those who haven't seen it, this is a still shot of "White Lightning's" amazing, almost physics bending catch. From this angle, there should be no way that he remained upright but somehow he did. To me, this picture makes the already great catch just that much more amazing. Well done, ZR. Keep up the great work.
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Yeah, and he really didn't even miss more than one stride. It was pretty amazing.
 
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ThunderVol11 said:
The funny thing is, as amazing/difficult as that catch was, had he dropped it, people would've been saying things like "The same ol' ZR, Concrete Hands, etc." and ignoring that fact that it was extremely difficult. I'm just glad he caught it, so he can earn some respect.
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Like when Palardy missed the PAT on a bad snap
 
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Tuff catch. Glad to see he has been practicing. Working on the weaknesses. If he keeps this up he will make a fine 3.
 
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Cred to ZR but Amerson was snoozing and thought we had help over the top. NC State blew coverage's all night.
 
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BigOrange15 said:
For those who haven't seen it, this is a still shot of "White Lightning's" amazing, almost physics bending catch. From this angle, there should be no way that he remained upright but somehow he did. To me, this picture makes the already great catch just that much more amazing. Well done, ZR. Keep up the great work.
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it's because he's white, isn't it?
 
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ThunderVol11 said:
The funny thing is, as amazing/difficult as that catch was, had he dropped it, people would've been saying things like "The same ol' ZR, Concrete Hands, etc." and ignoring that fact that it was extremely difficult. I'm just glad he caught it, so he can earn some respect.
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This Exactly. I think he will earn more respect this year. Our WR corps looks scary!
 
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Momentum is what kept him upright. If his speed were somewhat slow the adjustment angle wouldn't have happened. Great speed and catch.
 
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