as a sports fan, have you ever experienced a moment like the Minneapolis Miracle?

[Mr. Scot]

I remember Cal-Stanford.

[cardiaccat52]

Unfortunately I also experienced this....

 

[Mr. Scot]

1 minute ago, Gregg S said:

I remember both those "oldies", but X-Clown is special because I was there. I was sitting on the first row of the upper section behind the end zone and when Smith caught the ball he was running almost directly towards me.  The noise in the dome up to that point was insane, but it went to darn near deathly quite, save for the smattering of Panther fans in attendance, almost instantly. It was great.

Another wild Panthers' finish was in the 1st game if that season when Jake replaced Rodney Peete to start the 2nd half against Jacksonville and threw the game winning TD to Ricky Proehl on 4th down with no time left on the clock. That was damned exciting.

That game felt like the start of something special, and it actually was.

[Eazy-E]

I’m starting to realize the majority of posters on this forum now are to young to remember x-clown.

[Captain Morgan]

Just now, Eazy-E said:

I’m starting to realize the majority of posters on this forum now are to young to remember x-clown.

 

big reason why I started this thread

[cbully]

Minny tops them all but, I love Ted Ginn's game winning catch vs the saints years ago. It was electric 

[Captain Morgan]

6 minutes ago, The NFL Shield At Midfield said:

 

I went to App, and we had won 2 straight national championships, but I didn't give this game a second thought.  I was competing in a bbq contest in Myrtle Beach, and it was humid and hot as crap.  I had been up all night in a field, cooking 4 categories, and was waiting on the awards ceremony.  I was just collapsed in a folding chair with no tv anywhere near.  people kept coming up telling me that App was winning, etc, but I never thought they'd actually win.

Wish I could have watched it, but it wasn't an event like the entire state of Minnesota erupting and the entire state of Louisiana  crashing at once. 

[PurityControl]

I have a few that standout

My first was the Frank Reich comeback in the Bills Vs Oilers playoff game, I was just starting to watch football then and remember watching that game with my grandfather by the fire during that comeback.

Second was the Music City Miracle, just got home from working all night was still a little buzzed I believe it was a morning game here on the west coast can’t remember

Third, X clown panthers vs rams, I remember falling to my knees cheering spilling my drink all over my carpet.

I didn’t even watch the Vikings & Saints game, this latest panther playoff loss just left a bitter taste in my mouth I could care less, I’m just glad the rest of the South is out.

 

 

[saints4lifeagain]

[Mr. Scot]

Sports moments I got to witness in my lifetime...

- The Immaculate Reception

- The Catch by Dwight Clark

- USA Hockey's Miracle on Ice

- Kerri Strug's winning vault on one foot (Mary Lou Retton and Nadia too)

- The Music City Miracle

- Barry Sanders incredible runs

- The Red Sox breaking the curse

- The Cubs winning the World Series

- Tyson vs Hollyfield's ear

- Scott Norwood blowing the game winner

- Dorothy Hamill

- App State upsetting Michigan

- Doug Flutie's Hail Mary

- Aaron Rodgers' Hail Mary(s)

- Kordell Stewart to Michael Westbrook

- The Helmet Catch by David Tyree

- Muhammad Ali

 

Lord, I'm old.

[KillaCamNewton]

9 minutes ago, cbully said:

Minny tops them all but, I love Ted Ginn's game winning catch vs the saints years ago. It was electric 

that was Hixon bruh

[tiger7_88]

Twice in the same year actually (2013).

"The Miracle At Jordan-Hare" play above was the winning play of the game, but it wasn't the FINAL play of the game.

The following, however, WAS the final play of the game:

The Kick Six (above) happened only one week after The Miracle At Jordan-Hare.  So I experienced both of these miraculous endings in a period of 8 days.

It was fun.  :P

(And, yes, the above play-by-play narration is the Auburn radio announcer.)

(P.S. And by "experiencing" I was actually at both games.)

[Mr. Scot]

3 minutes ago, tiger7_88 said:

Twice in the same year actually (2013).

 

I was watching with my stepson when that happened.

[TheCandyMan]

2007 ASU/Michigan. Corey Lynch blocking that field goal to win it and stun the crowd was magic.