... Michael Palmer played another great game this past weekend in the victory over the Miami Hurricanes, in which he had five catches for a career high 74 yards and a touchdown.

Memories of the huge win might be a little fuzzy for Palmer because of a vicious helmet-to-helmet hit by Hurricane linebacker Darryl Sharpton. The hit rang Palmer's bell, and you could see his eyes were glazed over immediately after hitting the ground. It probably should have been a penalty, but I believe it was unavoidable as Palmer was flipped wildly right before Sharpton came in full speed for the tackle.

The most unbelieveable thing about the play? Despite being knocked senseless, Palmer held onto the ball until he hit the ground.  

He again proved ...

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