re: Most Dominant Sporting Performance You Can Remember?

Rohan Davey and Josh Reed vs Alabama 2001

And we're delusional? Oh my.

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Pedro 17k at the eventual champion Yankees in September '99 was just as good IMO.

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I pitched my arse off that night

Jordan's 63 against the Celtics in the playoffs comes to mind.

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Bama defense dominated LSU offense. Bama's offense kicked 5 fg and TR broke one on a exhausted D late in the 4th.

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To say Bama dominated LSU as a team is wrong

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This does not make sense.


Bama had almost 400 yds of offense. LSU had like 100. The LSU "D" was decent. It was a domination.

Pedro...hands down

Joe Johnson's 4th quarter performance against the Celtics in the 08 playoffs might be the most dominant shite I have ever seen.

I was coming to post Secretariat but someone beat me to it. Winning the Belmont by 31 lengths was incredible to watch

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Michigan vs Texas A&M in 1977.

The Aggies apparently thought that running George Woodard on pretty much every single play would wear down the Wolves D-line over the course of the game.

Or maybe they lost the playbook and couldn't remember any other numbers.

Whatever, it was pretty sad for the Ags, and contributed heavily to Michigan's culture of superiority at the time.

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My parents graduated from those schools (Mom's a Wolverine, Dad's an Ag). Growing up, my mom used to love to give my dad shite about that game

A&M finally got revenge for that in the Alamo Bowl. I was actually kinda hoping for an A&M/Michigan rubber match in 2012 when it looked like the Ags could play Mich in the Outback Bowl.

Anyways, back to the premise of the thread:

--:21-0: Bama vs. LSU

--Spurs vs. Heat in games 3-5 of the 2014 Finals

--Jimmie Johnson's 5 consecutive Sprint Cups from 2006-2010 (prior to that, the most anyone had ever won in a row was 3).

--USA Basketball breaks Olympic points record with 156 in the 2012 Olympics

--:77-0: Aggies drubbed by OU

--GER 7, BRA 1, WC 2014