DALLAS (FWAA) – Florida Citrus Sports and Pop-Tarts are teaming up to present the Pop-Tarts ‘Crazy Good’ Play of the Week during the 2023-24 college football season. Each week the winning play will be selected in conjunction with the Football Writers Assocation of America.
This new weekly award will celebrate the incredible athleticism, awe-inspiring strategy and jaw-dropping “did you see that?” moments from college football each week.
A select committee of FWAA members will honor one outstanding play each weekend during the regular season. Fans can nominate and vote on their favorite play through Pop-Tarts Bowl social media accounts (@PopTartsBowl).
Georgia Tech is the winner of the Pop-Tarts Crazy Good Play of the Week for Week 6. The winning play was Haynes King's 44-yard touchdown pass to Christian Leary with two seconds remaining after Miami turned the ball over with the game all but won. The play enabled the Ramblin' Wreck to stun No. 17 Miami, 23-20 Saturday night at Hard Rock Stadium.
Georgia Tech went 74 yards in only 24 seconds after the Hurricanes had the option to kneel down and likely run out the clock and win the game. Don Chaney fumbled the ball away to open the door for Tech's miracle.
For the rest of the season, the FWAA will announce the Pop-Tarts Crazy Good Play of the Week after the conclusion of all games each week. There will be 13 teams honored this year, running from the beginning to the end of the regular season. The winning team will receive a care package of Pop-Tarts pastries to celebrate its win. All NCAA Division I schools are eligible to be selected.
The Pop-Tarts Crazy Good Play of the Week follows Pop-Tarts entry into college football with the Pop-Tarts Bowl, organized and managed by Florida Citrus Sports. For more information, follow @poptartsbowl on your favorite social media platform, and stay tuned to see what Pop-Tarts is toasting up this season.
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2023 Pop-Tarts Crazy Good Play Selection Committee
Mark Blaudschun, The Media Guides
Ken Capps, Freelance
Anthony Catalina, New England Football Journal
Crash Collier, collegepressbox
David Cunningham. Tech Sideline
Laim Fitzgibbon, National Football Foundation
Shane Hallam, Draft Countdown
Shehan Jeyarajah, CBS Sports
Cody Kellner, Kellner Ratings
Emily Leiker, Syracuse.com
Jack Leo, DawgNation
Margaret Mason, FWAA
John Rooke, WPRO Radio
Andrew Sagona, Reddit
Jeff Schwartz, North Dakota State (Retired)
Matthew Sign, National Football Foundation
Phil Steele, Phil Steele Publications
Paul Swann, WRVC Radio
Lenny Vangilder, Crescent City Sports