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Cast your vote for the best catch from college football's Week 12

Sam Cooper
·College football writer
(Yahoo Sports/Amber Matsumoto)
(Yahoo Sports/Amber Matsumoto)

Each Monday, we’ll gather the best catches from the weekend (or the midweek games) and bring them here for you to vote on in a poll. There could be only a few nominees, or there could be five or six. It all depends on the weekend. If you have a catch you’d like to nominate, don’t hesitate to hit us up on Twitter (@YahooDrSaturday).

The voting remains open until Friday and the winner advances to another round of voting that will help crown the best catch of the regular season.

Week 11’s winner won in a landslide. The awesome one-handed grab from Memphis junior Anthony Miller garnered a whopping 72 percent of the vote, besting Pitt’s Jester Weah, Ole Miss’ Damore’ea Stringfellow, Wyoming’s Tanner Gentry and Georgia’s Riley Ridley.

Here’s Miller’s catch again. It’s worth a second (and third) watch:

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Memphis 1

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Here are the Week 12 nominees:

Darren Carrington – Oregon

You’ve likely seen this one by now. In the very final seconds on the road against Utah, Oregon quarterback Justin Herbert looked to Darren Carrington in the end zone. Carrington did the rest, somehow making a spinning catch while getting a foot inbounds for the game-winning touchdown. It was initially ruled incomplete, but Carrington did indeed get his right foot inbounds to seal the upset.

Tyler Conklin – Central Michigan

An awesome catch by tight end Tyler Conklin clinched bowl eligibility for Central Michigan. CMU was tied with Ohio 20-20 with under six minutes left in regulation when Conklin made a ridiculous leaping, one-handed touchdown catch on third-and-goal.

CMU Conklin 1
CMU Conklin 1

The catch ended up being the deciding score for the Chippewas to give the a 27-20 win, their sixth of the year. Here are a few more angles:

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cmu Conklin 2

T.J. Logan – North Carolina

T.J. Logan has been a reliable second option in the backfield behind Elijah Hood for North Carolina and he’s also proven to be solid in receiving game. He showed that Saturday against The Citadel when he made this one-handed touchdown grab in the second quarter. He needed full extension to bring that one in. Great play.

Zach Pascal – Old Dominion

Old Dominion senior Zach Pascal has had a really productive career. He had another big day on Saturday in a win over Florida Atlantic with nine catches for 178 yards and a touchdown. One of his best plays of the day was this fingertip catch on a deep ball from David Washington.

Josh Stewart – UTSA

Averaging 19 yards per catch, Josh Stewart has been a big play threat for UTSA this season. On Saturday against Texas A&M, he showed the versatility of his skillset with a wild one-handed touchdown grab. He used his size and strength to fight off an A&M defender before going up and grabbing the ball and ably getting a foot down.

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Sam Cooper is a writer for the Yahoo Sports blogs. Have a tip? Email him or follow him on Twitter!