Kotopka found sophomore Jacob Miller down the seam on the very next play, where Miller made a sliding, 23-yard touchdown catch to give the Lakers a 17-14 lead with 49 seconds left. After getting stuck on a fourth-and-12 play, quarterback Cole Kotopka scrambled out of the pocket and found his senior receiver Austin Paritee for a clutch, 24-yard snag. GVSU went on what looked to be a game-winning drive of their own with 2:34 left in the game. We had many opportunities to close it out and we did not close it out.” “We didn’t make a play,” said GVSU coach Matt Mitchell. The GVSU announcer was so unenthusiastic about the Hail Mary that his call went viral and got featured on the ESPN College Football Twitter page.Ī Hail Mary for the win and the announcer couldn't be more excited 😅 /8CUJ3OJQ33 9 Grand Valley State football team as they forced the Ashland Eagles into a fourth-and-five with three seconds left at Lubbers Stadium and called a timeout to set up a prevent defense.Īshland quarterback Austin Brenner must have taken a swig of Michael Jordan’s secret stuff and rubbed his lucky rabbit’s foot in that timeout before launching a 52-yard throw to the end zone that was placed perfectly in between five GVSU defenders and into the hands of an Ashland receiver to give the Eagles the win, 20-17. It was looking like another signature win for the No.
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