In the second quarter of a game against the Tennessee Volunteers, South Carolina wide receiver Bryan Edwards made an incredible one-handed catch that caused parts of the stadium to erupt in cheers
In the second quarter of a game Saturday against the Tennessee Volunteers, South Carolina wide receiver Bryan Edwards made an incredible one-handed catch that caused parts of the stadium to erupt in cheers.Initially, the catch was called a touchdown. But a review of the play showed Edwards caught the ball just outside the goal line.Still, there's a lot to celebrate.
"It's a great feeling any time you can beat a record that was put there by guys like Shannon Sharpe and Alshon Jeffery," Edwards told reporters after the game."I still want to win, I still want to break the rest of those records."Read MoreThe Gamecocks ultimately lost to the Volunteers 41-21. But the amazing grab drew immediate comparisons to Cleveland Browns star receiver Odell Beckham, Jr.
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