Plays you enjoy out of pure spite
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Re: Plays you enjoy out of pure spite
Wow, how did that actually happen?maddash wrote:Growing up in Illinois, I was never really a big fan of collegiate sport teams from Missouri, so this is a play I enjoy mostly for that reason:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHceOvR464s
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Re: Plays you enjoy out of pure spite
Sutherland left too much room between himself and Edney allowing Tyus to pick up a lot of speed at mid court. From there, it was a matter of executing a layup because he knew he wasn't going to get fouled.ghostrunner wrote:Wow, how did that actually happen?maddash wrote:Growing up in Illinois, I was never really a big fan of collegiate sport teams from Missouri, so this is a play I enjoy mostly for that reason:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHceOvR464s
All Grimm could do was just stand there with his 6'10" wingspan as vertical as possible hoping it would be enough to change the shot slightly.
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Re: Plays you enjoy out of pure spite
I could've sworn it was going to be Matt Davidson's catch for Nebraska in '97.maddash wrote:Growing up in Illinois, I was never really a big fan of collegiate sport teams from Missouri, so this is a play I enjoy mostly for that reason:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHceOvR464s
How has this not been mentioned?

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Re: Plays you enjoy out of pure spite
if I remember correctly both Haley twins were on the bench as well. youd think youd want them out there with their arms up as well.StL Dan wrote:Sutherland left too much room between himself and Edney allowing Tyus to pick up a lot of speed at mid court. From there, it was a matter of executing a layup because he knew he wasn't going to get fouled.ghostrunner wrote:Wow, how did that actually happen?maddash wrote:Growing up in Illinois, I was never really a big fan of collegiate sport teams from Missouri, so this is a play I enjoy mostly for that reason:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHceOvR464s
All Grimm could do was just stand there with his 6'10" wingspan as vertical as possible hoping it would be enough to change the shot slightly.
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Re: Plays you enjoy out of pure spite
Screw that play and everone associated with that play and the network losers that keep playing it every March.StL Dan wrote:Sutherland left too much room between himself and Edney allowing Tyus to pick up a lot of speed at mid court. From there, it was a matter of executing a layup because he knew he wasn't going to get fouled.ghostrunner wrote:Wow, how did that actually happen?maddash wrote:Growing up in Illinois, I was never really a big fan of collegiate sport teams from Missouri, so this is a play I enjoy mostly for that reason:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHceOvR464s
All Grimm could do was just stand there with his 6'10" wingspan as vertical as possible hoping it would be enough to change the shot slightly.
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Re: Plays you enjoy out of pure spite
That play still gets a rise out of Mike Kellystretch wrote:Screw that play and everone associated with that play and the network losers that keep playing it every March.StL Dan wrote:Sutherland left too much room between himself and Edney allowing Tyus to pick up a lot of speed at mid court. From there, it was a matter of executing a layup because he knew he wasn't going to get fouled.ghostrunner wrote:Wow, how did that actually happen?maddash wrote:Growing up in Illinois, I was never really a big fan of collegiate sport teams from Missouri, so this is a play I enjoy mostly for that reason:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHceOvR464s
All Grimm could do was just stand there with his 6'10" wingspan as vertical as possible hoping it would be enough to change the shot slightly.![]()
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