Ole Miss WR, 'Braylon' Sander's Great Catch against Alabama on 10/2

In the 2021 season of College Football, Braylon Sanders made a one-handed catch against Alabama on 10/2, a fitting date for 'Braylon' to make this catch, since his name equals 102. At the time of this game, Alabama was ranked #1 and Ole Miss was ranked #12, adding both numbers up you get 13. This is significant because Braylon wears the number 13, which is the number you see worn by a lot of wide receivers, like Odell Beckham Jr., whose famous catch I decoded previously. Braylon's catch was even compared to Odell's and if you thought there were a lot of connections to the Wide Receiver position with Odell, then just keep reading further. The wide receiver position is abbreviated as 'WR', which equals 13 in two of the base ciphers, as well as 41, the 13th prime number. The word 'Receive' also equals 41, and the last name of the quarterback who threw Braylon the ball for him to make his great play is 'Corral', which equals 41, also, I don't think it was an accident that the quarterback's left foot was on the 41-yard line when he threw Braylon the ball. In addition, this catch was against Alabama, a state abbreviated 'AL', which also equals 41 and 13, remember that 41 is the 13th prime. Ole Miss, Braylon's team, is out of the state of Mississippi, a state abbreviated 'MS', which equals 13. The state the game was played in was 'Alabama', a state equating to 13, and the quarterback that threw the ball to Braylon wears the #2, the number spelled out is 'Two', which equals 13. On top of all that, 13 is the reflection of 31, 'Alabama' and 'Corral' both equal 31, and after this game, Ole Miss's record became 3-1. For one more 41 connection, 'Fourteen' equals 41, this is significant because 'WR' and 'AL' both equal 14. Also, 'Ole Miss', 'Football', and 'One-Handed' (which Braylon's catch was) all equal 43, which is the 14th prime.