Manningham develops into best deep threat in college football

It didn't take long for Mario Manningham to establish his presence as a viable deep threat.

His first catch came in Michigan's second game of the 2005 season was a 25-yard touchdown strike from Chad Henne with 3:45 remaining to cut Notre Dame's lead to seven. Though it came in a losing effort, folks in the Big House that day caught a sneak peak of things to come from this budding freshman star.

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Todd McShay

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• ESPN College Football and NFL Draft Analyst
• Joined ESPN in 2006
• Played quarterback in high school and was a backup QB for the University of Richmond.