BYU vs. New Mexico – Too Tight

Two awesome plays that didn’t pan out from last week’s BYU vs. UNLV game. I was way too tight on these, shooting with a 400 and 1.4x teleconverter for a grand total of 560mm (or 728mm if you count the 1.3 sensor crop). Don’t worry if none of that makes sense. It’s all physics and math so you can just tune it out.

First was this really nice touchdown leap by UNLV quarterback Mike Clausen:

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Ouch. That would have been a nice loose horizontal. Next up was this:

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BYU wide receiver O’Neill Chambers was running the ball upfield and did this wild running leap over a UNLV defender. To see what could have been, check out Mike Terry’s blog. He nailed it.

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One comment on “BYU vs. New Mexico – Too Tight
  1. Mike Terry says:

    ahh yes….working on evening the score….
    trent 543 – Mike 1.
    closing the gap baby.

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