Jeremy Kerley Wins Play of the Day
TCU’s Jeremy Kerley won the top play of the day at ESPN for Saturday, October 17, 2009.
His 60-plus yard punt return for a touchdown was full of cut backs, stiff arms and quick misses. ESPN counted at least 7 players that missed Kerley on the return. The return was one of many highlights for the Horned Frogs on their way to a 44-6 win against Colorado State.
TCU had failed to have a punt return for several years until Kerley returned one against SMU two weeks ago sparking a flat Horned Frog team to win that game.
Kerley is a multi dimensional weapon best known for his use in the “wildfrog” package that shredded the BYU defense last year. He is a special teams specialist and wide receiver for the Frogs who played quarterback in high school.
Congratulations to the Frogs and Kerley on the award and the exposure.
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That return was one of the most exciting I have seen in a while. He was running side to side allmost as much as towards the end zone.
Yep. I would have loved to seen it live! I saw it on the ESPN highlights, and when they were doing their top 10 plays of the day, I thought that punt return should be in the top ten. As it got closer to number one and I didn’t see it, I began to get a little mad. But, when they revealed at as number one, I was extremely excited for Jeremy and TCU. It’s great exposure!!
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