Toggle sidebar

Most amazing thing you have seen in sports

T

ToddFlanders

Well-known member
Jan 20, 2022
947
936
93
I think I have to go with the Bluegrass Miracle. Everything had to go perfectly, and somehow it did. It was too far to get to the end zone, there were at least six Kentucky players right around the ball, it was tipped twice in the right direction, the receiver still had to catch it, split two defenders and race to the end zone. It was so nutty.

https://www.secsports.com/video/14090935/lsu-wins-bluegrass-miracle

And maybe the best thing - the score popping up with a Kentucky win.:ROFLMAO:
 
  • Like
Reactions: DrMickeySC
Uscg1984

Uscg1984

Well-known member
Jan 28, 2022
1,778
2,356
113
The first thing that came to mind is our 5 homeruns against UGA, as shown above.

Another that comes to mind is Reggie Miller scoring 8 points in 9 seconds at the end of a playoff game against the Knicks:
 
Forkcock

Forkcock

Well-known member
Jan 21, 2022
1,141
1,229
113
I was at a Braves game and saw Dave Johnson, Hank Aaron and Dusty Baker (not sure of the order) hit back, to back, to back home runs.
 
M

MrCockStrong

Member
Feb 2, 2022
171
116
43
accock said:
Mine was the 5 back to back homeruns hit against Georgia.

Click to expand...


I watched two times and noticed something I've never noticed before. Smoak hit the second of the five homeruns with the count 0-2, on the fourth pitch. He kept it alive for the team to hit three more -- and this was in the 2nd Inning. Yes, amazing!


My 2nd most amazing thing I've seen in sports would be the TD pass Connor Shaw threw to Alshon Jeffery right before halftime in the Citrus (Capital One?) Bowl -- 2012, I think.
 
FlebusJones

FlebusJones

Joined Aug 29, 2011 • Garnet Trust Supporter
Jan 19, 2022
3,057
7,252
113
I was only 18 YO at the time but I remember the world being shocked that Muhammed Ali knocked out the unbeatable George Forman in the 8th round after using the rope a dope strategy in the earlier rounds. That was back when heavyweight boxing was the big time and was much more popular than it is now. Ali was considered past his prime and the much younger Foreman was considered one of the greatest of all time.

 
G

gamecox4982

Active member
Jan 21, 2022
572
400
63
FlebusJones said:
I was only 18 YO at the time but I remember the world being shocked that Muhammed Ali knocked out the unbeatable George Forman in the 8th round after using the rope a dope strategy in the earlier rounds. That was back when heavyweight boxing was the big time and was much more popular than it is now. Ali was considered past his prime and the much younger Foreman was considered one of the greatest of all time.

Click to expand...

i use to really like boxing but it became “FIXED” when Ali lost to Leon Spinks and I stopped watching afterwards .
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top Bottom