Greatest Game Ending Plays Ever?
 

What do you think is the greatest game ending play ever? Give links to a video(if possible.)

http://www.megavideo.com/?v=JBVIR6CD

"Miracle in Mississippi" - Unbelievable last play of SCAC title game between Trinity University and Millsaps College in Jackson, Mississippi on Saturday, October 27, 2007. Play began with 0:02 remaining in the game ... Trinity players used a total of 14 laterals to take the ball 61 yards for the game-winning TD.

Boise State over Oklahoma in the 2007 Fiesta Bowl with the statue of liberty

What makes Stanford/Cal even better is Stanfords drive to take the lead. It was 4th and 17 on their own 13 and Elway completes a long pass over the middle.

Music City Miracle. End of discussion.

That's easy. The definition of the longest yard.

Da Freeman Catch vs the Vikings in OT in the playoffs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_dQrqiFIKI

Just because you're a Titans fan doesn't mean it's the Music City Miracle. In recent years it's the Statue of Liberty, and I'd take it over the Stanford band play because it meant more. Maybe.

You're right. It's the double that ended the 1995 ALDS.

LOL to lose like that must suck lol

I know. I love the announcers too: "I am sick I wanna throw up!" LOL

I remember seeing that on sportscenter when I was little. I had been looking for it ever since, and I only found it about a year ago.

Haha, i feel bad for the other team. That was such a sweet comeback and it goes down the drain.

wrong thread

Josh McCown. Arizona knocks out the Vikings.

The first sudden death gamE

Aaron *Bleeping* Boone

2003 Walk-Off

That was definitely MNF and not he playoffs.

Not only saved a franchise but got them a new stadium. Edgar should be in the Hall of Fame based off that one series. Not only did he drive in the winning run but he hit .571 with 10 RBI's and had a 1.677 OPS. You read that right. 1.677.

Not better than Boone's walk-off. Edgar sent Seattle to the ALCS. Boone sent the Yankees to the WS. Against Boston. Rivalry game. Not taking anything away from Edgar, he was money that series.

Who cares? They didn't even make it to the World Series.

Edgar saved the franchise. They would have either been disbanded or relocated had they not won that playoff series. That's carrying your city on your back on a whole nother level. Not just Edgar but the entire roster.

I guess every single playoff moment that didn't result in a trip to a championship doesn't mean anything. I guess Jordan dropping 60 against that incredible Celtics team is meaningless. :rolleyes: You've become a total bitter poster since the Indians got owned a few weeks ago.