If you could alter one sports moment vol. if only..

[ninjallamafromhell]

Originally Posted by dr funk 13

Originally Posted by Chester the Cheetah

This will be my answer every time

 

[mike23theking]

January 14, 2007
San Diego, California

Catch the ball.

JUST GO DOWN!!

This doesn't necessarily mean we get to the Super Bowl, but you just never know...

With McCree, you intercept the ball and go down... We're up already, run the ball, kill the clock... Kick a FG and put the game away...

 

[shaunhillftw49]

Originally Posted by chokeonsmoke

Originally Posted by FIRST B0RN

chokeonsmoke wrote:

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who knows how the season would have went for us.... if it wasnt for this miracle play

You guys would still be mediocre at best.

this team is better than what the record shows.
all those damn close losses to indy, seattle, tennesee, and houston
if it wasnt for our qb switch ups and the crabtree drama we would be at the top of the division


Seriously, that one win would have went a long way.

 

[pdoggy85]

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[ihopper]

 

[lb510]

Originally Posted by BirdsIView

2002 World Series without a doubt.

AHHH it still hurts.

 

[jumpmanjordanaddict89]

Originally Posted by BirdsIView

2002 World Series without a doubt.

AHHH it still hurts.

 

[seymore cake]

Originally Posted by 540JFan12

April 3, 2004

• Connecticut (W2) 79, Duke (S1) 78

With the Connecticut Huskies trailing by 8 points with less than 3 minutes to go, it looked as if the Duke Blue Devils were going to spoil Jim Calhoun's chance at a second national title. Connecticut's All-American center Emeka Okafor was limited to just 22 minutes because of early foul trouble, but he came up clutch with several big plays down the stretch and finished with 18 points and only 3 fouls. By contrast, all three of Duke's centers fouled out, including Shelden Williams, who committed his fifth foul with 3:04 to play. In addition, Duke went without a field goal for the last 4 1/2 minutes until Chris Duhon's meaningless three-pointer at the buzzer. Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski was denied his 65th NCAA Tournament victory which would have tied him with Dean Smith for the all-time record.[sup][1][/sup]

, it's been 5 years

Yea that was a rough one too bro

 

[Johnny_Cakes]

Originally Posted by khoshabasfinest23

This game ruined everything.

 

[jmause3]

Originally Posted by Seymore CAKE

Originally Posted by 540JFan12

April 3, 2004

• Connecticut (W2) 79, Duke (S1) 78

With the Connecticut Huskies trailing by 8 points with less than 3 minutes to go, it looked as if the Duke Blue Devils were going to spoil Jim Calhoun's chance at a second national title. Connecticut's All-American center Emeka Okafor was limited to just 22 minutes because of early foul trouble, but he came up clutch with several big plays down the stretch and finished with 18 points and only 3 fouls. By contrast, all three of Duke's centers fouled out, including Shelden Williams, who committed his fifth foul with 3:04 to play. In addition, Duke went without a field goal for the last 4 1/2 minutes until Chris Duhon's meaningless three-pointer at the buzzer. Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski was denied his 65th NCAA Tournament victory which would have tied him with Dean Smith for the all-time record.[sup][1][/sup]

, it's been 5 years

Yea that was a rough one too bro

I really thought that was our year

. Okafor just dominatedthe second half like no other. Duchon, JJ, Ewing, Deng, Williams

 

[seymore cake]

Originally Posted by jmause3

Originally Posted by Seymore CAKE

Originally Posted by 540JFan12

April 3, 2004

• Connecticut (W2) 79, Duke (S1) 78

With the Connecticut Huskies trailing by 8 points with less than 3 minutes to go, it looked as if the Duke Blue Devils were going to spoil Jim Calhoun's chance at a second national title. Connecticut's All-American center Emeka Okafor was limited to just 22 minutes because of early foul trouble, but he came up clutch with several big plays down the stretch and finished with 18 points and only 3 fouls. By contrast, all three of Duke's centers fouled out, including Shelden Williams, who committed his fifth foul with 3:04 to play. In addition, Duke went without a field goal for the last 4 1/2 minutes until Chris Duhon's meaningless three-pointer at the buzzer. Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski was denied his 65th NCAA Tournament victory which would have tied him with Dean Smith for the all-time record.[sup][1][/sup]

, it's been 5 years

Yea that was a rough one too bro

I really thought that was our year

. Okafor just dominated the second half like no other. Duchon, JJ, Ewing, Deng, Williams

Yea we had a whip that year thats for sure. Funny how he pointed to that and I pointed to Shaun skipping out on Durham and going to the draft when it allhappened in the same year... marked a veer down a dark path that we have yet to emerge from

 

[dsk aka illoquent]

Originally Posted by Proshares

Would have never brought the infield in in 2001.

or

Both of those moments ended a dynasty.

Originally Posted by JumpmanJordanAddict89

Originally Posted by AG 47

Definitely...the Patriots don't win 3 of the next 4 Superbowls without this call.

What a silly comment.

 

[johnnyhardaway]

nick anderson missed FTs

 

[18key]

Originally Posted by ninjallamafromhell

Originally Posted by dr funk 13

Originally Posted by Chester the Cheetah

This will be my answer every time

My answer's changed.

 

[chokeonsmoke]

Originally Posted by DSK aka iLLoQuent

Originally Posted by Proshares

Would have never brought the infield in in 2001.

or

Both of those moments ended a dynasty.

Originally Posted by JumpmanJordanAddict89

Originally Posted by AG 47

Definitely...the Patriots don't win 3 of the next 4 Superbowls without this call.

What a silly comment.

love this play

 

[memphisboi55]

HOW THE HELL COULD I FORGET:

 

[kt money]

Originally Posted by khoshabasfinest23

Definitely this.

 

[misterp0315]

Tom Brady's "forward" pass
Len Bias...

Reggie Miller's layup getting thrown...

 

[memphisboi55]

AND MY VIKINGS IN 1998:


1998 - Denver vs. Minnesota - Super Bowl XXXII
The defending champion Broncos took care of business and returned to the Super Bowl and everyone wanted tosee them go against the high-powered Minnesota Vikings, who had scored a then-record 556 points and went 15-1. But the Vikings choked the NFC title game athome when kicker Gary Anderson missed a 38-yard field goal with minutes left that would have put the team up 30-20. The Falcons got the tying touchdown andthen won on a field goal in overtime, 30-27. Ironically, it was the first missed field goal of the season for Anderson. Atlanta went on to get spanked in theSuper Bowl, 34-19

Perfect all year for field goals, missed the one to send us to the Super Bowl..

Made it...

 

[banks2pierce]

Forward pass.

I remember being SO CONFIDENT that it was going to get overturned. I was barely worried.

 

[memphisboi55]

Why did he have to take that sniff,

 

[coolnificent]

Let's just say I'm a Spurs and a Raiders fan

 

[menacin methods]

 

[franchise3]

&

Garrison Hearst broke the fibula bone in his left leg on the first play from scrimmage in the NFC divisional playoff game against the Atlanta Falcons inJanuary 1999. Hearst caught his left cleat in the turf after being spun around by Falcons defensive end Chuck Smith following a seven-yard run in the firstquarter.

 

[mben32]

I remember this picture being in the paper the next day.

We should've repeated.