0-77 loss at ou...thanks Fran
7-38 loss to Tenn in Cotton Bowl... thanks Fran
20-44 loss to dawgs in Indy Bowl...thanks Sherminator

Yes.

And that missed layup by Law that would have sent us to an elite 8 was heartbreaking.

1. Cubs in the World Series at Wrigley
2. Johnny upsetting Bama in Tuscaloosa
3. Acie Law hitting "The Shot"

Honorable mention: "HE GOT A TOUCHDOWN! HE GOT A TOUCHDOWN!"

1) My son pitching lights out in his last little league game.

2) My son playing a little league baseball game against Lance Pavlas' Team.

3) Cotton Bowl against FSU

All loses.

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That'll put some butts in the seats

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned the Miracle on Ice yet...

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0-77 loss at ou...thanks Fran
7-38 loss to Tenn in Cotton Bowl... thanks Fran
20-44 loss to dawgs in Indy Bowl...thanks Sherminator

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I was at those last two also.

No order:

Kerry Strug
USA hockey Gold
Ags over LSU

That's why it was so memorable.

For those not in the know, there were two major American wrestling companies in the late 90's - WCW and WWF. They were on TV at the same time on Monday nights in direct competition. The week of my video, the WWF was airing a pre-recorded show and WCW was airing live.

WCW announcer Tony Schiavone (under orders from WCW management) tried to spoil the WWF show, telling viewers not to bother changing the channel because Mick Foley was going to win the WWF title and sarcastically remarked "that's gonna put some butts in the seats."

It backfired. Hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of wrestling fans (including me) turned the channel to the WWF to see fan-favorite Mick Foley finally be given the title.

Watch below for one of the most boneheaded decisions in wrestling history:

Sine poena nulla lex.

Oh and these are my real three:

1. Strug sticks the landing on a bum leg
2. Ags vs Northern Iowa is up here
3. Nolan Ryan beating the crap out of Robin Ventura

1. Biggio 3000th hit
2. 2010 Nebraska
3. Watching our Heisman QB Dominate our Former Big 12 foe in the cotton bowl

1. tu losing to Maryland in football in 2017
2. tu losing to Maryland in football in 2018
3. Aggies beating Alabama in football

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1. tu losing to KU in football in 2016
2. tu losing to Maryland in football in 2018
3. Aggies beating Alabama in football

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FIFY

One that immediately comes to mind is the Wrecking Crew stuffing Bo Jackson at the Cotton Bowl!

1991 - Quentin Coryatt @ TCU - "The Hit"


2000 - Mike Lansing hitting for "The Cycle" in the first 4 innings at Coors Field


2004 - Steve Finley - Bottom of the 9th, 2 out, walk-off Grand Slam to clinch the Division at Dodger Stadium


* 2007 - Barry Bonds hitting #756 in SF


Honorable Mention - My Houston Astros losing Game 6 at Dodger Stadium
2nd Honorable Mention - sitting on the glass for a Colorado Avalanche Game 7 versus San Jose Sharks

Will Clark hit a grand slam that landed about 10' away from where I was sitting at the Astrodome (1991)
Being there when we beat Nebraska in 1998
Winning the Big 12 later that year

2000 Natty OU 13 FSU 2
Miguel Montero GS in Game 1 of the 2016 National League Pennant
Cubs winning the WS in 2016

But WCW played The Outsiders to perfection and started one of the greatest wrestling groups ever. I remember watching all of that live.

In Arlington for the Rangers in the WS
I've seen a handful of good wins for Aggie FB
A kid on my HS golf Team birdied the last hole to win the 2003 State Golf Championships in Austin
Also was lucky enough to be on HS coaching staff that won some FB playoff games

In person:

1. 74-72 Ags football win. I am stunned there are not more mentions of this.
2. 37-12 A&M over sips in Austin 1984
3. Astros lose in 16 to the Mets in 1986. Heartbreaker but memorable.

On TV:

1. Astros win the WS
2. Ags beat Bama with JFF
3. Rockets Mario Elie "kiss of death" shot to beat Phoenix in 1995.

In person...

-Aggies over Bama
-Astros WS - Game 5
-AC Law - "The Shot"

Geralt of Rivia said:

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1) Ags beating Bama
2) Sting joining nWo Wolfpac
3) Mavericks beating the Heat in the NBA Finals

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Ah. An excellent sporting moment. And an excellent swerve to set it up.

I was at this game:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holy_Roller_(American_football)

"In American football, "the Holy Roller" (also known as The Immaculate Deception by San Diego Chargers fans[url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holy_Roller_(American_football)#cite_note-1][1][/url]) was a controversial game-winning play by the Oakland Raiders against the San Diego Chargers on September 10, 1978, at San Diego Stadium (now SDCCU Stadium) in San Diego, California. It was officially ruled as a forward fumble that was recovered by Raiders tight end Dave Casper in the end zone for a touchdown, ultimately giving Oakland the 2120 win. However, there have been differing interpretations of how this play should have actually been ruled, and it has remained a controversial play for fans of both teams involved. The NFL amended its rules after the 1978 season in order to prevent a recurrence of the play.

Miracle on Ice
Hail Mary BC over Miami
Kirk Gibson's HR

In person but a little different from the others. Watched Lance Armstrong win his first professional bike race after bearing cancer in downtown Austin. There were some real European professionals there and lots of talented US racers. Was a pretty incredible race and outcome.

In person:

1. Aggies over K-State in Big 12 title game.
2. Nolan Ryan beating the crap out of Robin Ventura.
3. Acie Law "The Shot" game.

The 2 most memorable & loudest events I have been to in person:

1. Nebraska 2010
2. Nolan Ryan hits a home run in the Dome in his first game pitching for the Astros.

Miracle on Ice

Stuff that I didn't see in person but watched happen:

Leicester City wins the EPL (for sure the biggest upset in professional sports history)
Astros win the World Series
A&M v. LSU 2018