The play seemed broken. Georgia had sniffed out the route and was in full pursuit of Treon Harris.
But Florida's quarterback didn't panic, as he sprinted to his left and heaved a near-perfect prayer to Antonio Callaway down the left sideline. Harris' pass slipped right over the fingertips of Georgia safety Johnathan Abram and into Callaway's paws in stride for a 66-yard touchdown in the Gators' 27-3 win over the Dawgs.
“We work a scramble drill in 'skelly' when we go 'good on good' every week [in practice], and I'll be darned if that wasn't tailor-made for the exact reason we do the drill,” Florida coach Jim McElwain said.