How Did Wilson's Catch Dbq

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Wilson’s catch was amazing to many and luck to others. Many of the people interviewed were biased. The defensive coach and football referee seemed to be the least biased. The luck of his catch was ending up on the ground with the ball (Doc 7). His skill was shown when he leaped into the in-zone (Doc 1). Though, according to Johnson, “Ely is nothing but a bunch of cheats!” (Doc 6). Wilson made a great catch. He might have jumped into the in-zone and caught the ball when he fell (Doc 1 and 6). His catch was a combination of luck and skill.

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