Football season is in full swing as we enter the last two months of the year. The NFL remains the apex of football in the country, but college football has caught up to them. Two quarterbacks in particular have forced every franchise in the league to take notice of them:- Malik Willis and Matt Corral. These two stars are most likely going to be the first two draft picks in 2022.
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Fans cannot get enough of these two young talents. Not only have they emerged and set the gridiron on fire, but established themselves as forces to be reckoned with. They are so prepared to make it in the big leagues that many NFL teams are already considering bringing these generational talents on board.
However, the recent clash between Ole Miss Rebels and Liberty Flames displayed which quarterback is superior. While they aren’t on the level of a Tom Brady-Drew Brees or Brady-Eli Manning rivalry, there’s still a ton of bad blood. On this occasion, Matt Corral outperformed Malik Willis.
Malik Willis deep ball pic.twitter.com/5DUJ3lsRlv
— Erik Schlitt (@erikschlitt) November 6, 2021
Was told Malik Willis is the next Lamar
— AP Football 🌵𓅓 (@Light_2610) November 6, 2021
"Nobody touched him" @MalikWillis finds the end zone. TOUCHDOWN Flames! pic.twitter.com/1PwodrsF3E
— Liberty Football (@LibertyFootball) November 6, 2021
Every college football fan expected Malik Willis to trounce Matt Corral, but Ole Miss Rebels showed real heart. Twitter could not contain its excitement as fans refused to stop tweeting about the game. Athletes like these prove why college football deserved such widespread coverage in the United States.
The Saints have 3 scouts in attendance for Malik Willis vs Matt Corral kicking off at 11 am. Could be looking at some potential future Saints if you wanna tune in.
— Canal St. Chronicles (@SaintsCSC) November 6, 2021
I think I love Malik Willis’ arm. pic.twitter.com/sKFOXxTc2k
— and I never slice. (@bushwood_c) November 6, 2021
This Matt Corral 50-yard dime into double coverage 😳
(via @OleMissFB)pic.twitter.com/2m3uBYrt8F
— Bleacher Report CFB (@BR_CFB) November 6, 2021
With 324 yards in his pocket, Matt Corral established one touchdown and set up two. Malik Willis, on the other hand, had a poor game, throwing three interceptions. He completed some passes impressively, but looked stranded for the rest of the game. It ended 27-14 in favor of Ole Miss Rebels. However, both Willis and Corral have established themselves as talents to watch out for.
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