The catch heard across the land

Lou Collobert, Freelancer|September 9, 2019

Stunning catch: Sophomore Wide Receiver Collin Wilson making a one-handed catch after a 25-yard Hail-Mary pass. This catch has garnered local, regional and national attention. Placing the Ichabods on the 2-yard line. Collin Wilson made five catches for a total of 68 yards and one touchdown.

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