Each Monday, we’ll gather the best catches from the weekend (or the midweek games) and bring them here for you to vote on in a poll. There could be only a few nominees, or there could be five or six. It all depends on the weekend. If you have a catch you’d like to nominate, don’t hesitate to hit us up on Twitter (@YahooDrSaturday).

The voting remains open until Friday and the winner advances to a final, end of the year vote where the best catch of the season will be determined. And since we started this midway through the season, some of our favorite catches from the first half will re-surface at the end of the season as well. Don’t you worry.

We had a landslide in our Week 8 voting with the one-handed snag from Boise State’s Thomas Sperbeck coming out on top – and deservedly so. Sperbeck used every inch of his wingspan to get his right hand on a bullet from Brett Rypien. On top of that, he got both feet down in bounds as he hauled the pass in with just one hand.

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Sperbeck’s catch accounted for a whopping 84 percent of the vote with Oklahoma State’s James Washington (7 percent), Tulsa’s Keyarris Garrett (5 percent), Bowling Green’s Roger Lewis (2 percent) and Ohio’s Keith Heitzman (1 percent) rounding out the voting.

Here are the Week 9 nominees:

George Kittle - Iowa

Hawkeyes junior tight end George Kittle doesn't see too many targets, but against Maryland on Saturday he made a case for more. His only catch of the game against the Terrapins was this one-handed beauty on a seam route. Quarterback CJ Beathard overthrew Kittle a bit, so the 6-foot-4, 235-pound junior had to lay out to haul the pass in with his right hand for a 26-yard gain. Well done.

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Dwayne Stanford - Oregon

Oregon junior Dwayne Stanford made a huge play to keep his team alive against Arizona State. Trailing ASU 48-41 with only 23 seconds left in regulation, the Ducks faced a fourth-and-goal from the nine-yard line. Ducks quarterback Vernon Adams evaded heavy pressure and heaved one up toward the endzone, where Stanford rose above two ASU defenders and collided with a teammate for a clutch touchdown, forcing overtime. Oregon then went on to win 61-55 in 3OT.

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