Greatest sport moment you've witnessed

[jmudmbphan]

Personal choice...live or in person....

for me..2003 alcs game 7


that entire series was fucking insane, with the fights and all....i dont think another series will ever top that.

[ProudestAnt]

"The Comeback." Houston Oilers at Buffalo Bills. Greatest comeback in NFL history...

[1eyed_jack]

ohio state vs purdue 2002.

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/boxscore?gameId=233190194

watch that game and you can pinpoint the single moment kyle orton's career went downhill. i'm not kidding

[HolyCow]

2006 Fiesta Bowl.

[chr35919]

game 4 of the ALCS against the yankees.

i sat right behind pesky's poll. it was thrilling to say the least.

[ProudestAnt]

Originally Posted by chr35919

game 4 of the ALCS against the yankees.

i sat right behind pesky's poll. it was thrilling to say the least.

Which ALCS?

[whygohome?]

1. Kentucky's defeat of #1 florida (ranked #1 for the first time in history) in 2003. (basketball)

2. Kentucky football beating georgia for the first time since 1984. (2006) Goal posts came down..it was awesome.

3. Danville High School's defeat of Boyle County, their cross town rival, who had won 76 games, and 4 state titles in a row, and were ranked the #8 high school team in the country. It was huge in KY, and i was there. (2003)

[ProudestAnt]

Originally Posted by whygohome?

1. Kentucky's defeat of #1 florida (ranked #1 for the first time in history) in 2003. (basketball)

2. Kentucky football beating georgia for the first time since 1984. (2006) Goal posts came down..it was awesome.

3. Danville High School's defeat of Boyle County, their cross town rival, who had won 76 games, and 4 state titles in a row, and were ranked the #8 high school team in the country. It was huge in KY, and i was there. (2003)

Couldn't get tickets to the LSU game? Honest question, not being a dick...

[spoot388]

In person or just seen live on tv?


Live on tv would have to be either the entire 01 world series, or Aaron Fuckin Boone's walk off shot to send the yanks to the world series.

In person....October 27th hasn't come yet. But on the 28th, I'll be able to say Penn State upsetting #1 Ohio State.

[chr35919]

Originally Posted by ProudestAnt

Which ALCS?

the important one. 2004.

[whygohome?]

Originally Posted by ProudestAnt

Couldn't get tickets to the LSU game? Honest question, not being a dick...

parents had 2 tickets, front row goal line. i went to the louisville game, my dad went to LSU

but im going to the Florida game so its not all bad.

[groton]

Live on TV The 2004 ALCS and World Series combined

Live in Person but was not a Game but Was getting to Watch the 2004 WS Parade Live

[yankees26mlb]

I think 2001 world series game 5 was the most amazing thing I've ever seen. Ill never forget joe buck telling the viewers that "its borders on the surreal". Its funny that now when you see video of it you cant truly comprehend how ridiculous it was at the time

[TGaucho]

1998 NFC Wild Card Game

Niners vs Packers

Young to Owens with 3 seconds left.

[bubba40]

Unranked Georgetown beating #1 Duke on January 21st 2006, seeing it from the 15th row or so. Didn't have to look up that date. There is nothing like storming the court after an upset like that on national television.

[icanfeeltherain]

George Mason beating UConn to make it to the final four

[Fishbulb290]

Triple overtime Phoenix @ Denver. Melo nails the winner after getting kicked in the face by Najera and with toilet paper in his nose.

[saygdbye4134]

my favorite I witnessed was at Wrigley this year against the braves in June, when Pinella flipped out and got tossed (the turnaround game for the Cubs). It was free coffee cup giveaway day, the outfield was covered in cups. they had to delay the game 3 seperate times to have the guys in trash cans go out and clean up.

[Ascf33]

Aaron Boone

[walktheline]

Lance Armstrong carrying his country on his shoulders!

Thank you tons Lance.

[UNC41]

The Twins clinching the AL Central in '06 or Dwayne Wade singlehandedly beating No. 1 Kentucky and leading Marquette to the Final Four in '03.

[dmbgodagirl41]

Originally Posted by Ascf33

Aaron Fuckin' Boone

Fixed it.

As for me, I haven't really witnessed any GREAT sports moments....I was at Cal Ripken Jr.'s last game in October of 2001, that was pretty damn cool. Baltimore loves Cal. I do, too.

[OCMarsh]

Oregon's "miraculous" come-from-behind defeat of Oklahoma last year. Yes, now I know that the win has a dark cloud hanging over it, but at the time in the stadium it was the greatest moment ever.

[dMbJam]

2001 Game 7 Stanley Cup Finals - Avs/Devils. Sat glass to see Borque raise the cup.

[chiznaz]

Not the greatest, but it's definitely the most memorable.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=rIkm1K_4y...elated&search=

Sean Elliot hitting the game winning 3. This was right when the Spurs made the big time. He caught the pass and shot on his toes. If he would of put his heels down, he would of been out of bounds.

Nothing like packing 40,000 people in the Alamodome for Spurs games back before we had the AT&T Center

[snow1868]

Missouri vs. Oklahoma State, Feb. 5, 2001. This was the first game the Cowboys played since the plane crash that took 10 lives from the OSU family. It was one of best games I have ever seen, the emotion in the arena was so intense. We pulled out the win 69-66 and after the final buzzer sounded, nobody moved, we just stood there applauding as the emotions all came out. It was incredible. No other game I've been to can compare.

[TheOtherside]

live: paxson for three! yes!!

in person: game 1 of the 2003 nlcs when sosa hit a hr that tied it in the bottom of the ninth with two outs.

then they lost ion extras

[jiggajm18]

1993 NLCS to send the phils into their first world series since 1983.

curt schilling's complete game shut-out in game 5 of the 1993 world series.

schilling striking out 16 yankees (including jeter 4 times) on labor day in 1996.

[jmudmbphan]

man..i completely forgot all those michael jordan moments of the early-mid 90's...
or reggie miller at the garden...jesus...

i love sports

[jiggajm18]

and on tv:

tiger's 15 shot win in the US Open in 2000. that was just an unbelievable tournament for him. that was the week were he started to say "see ya, guys".

or his chip-in on the 16th at augusta in 2005. that was unreal.