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re: Name a loss that you'll never get over, any sport.
Posted on 12/23/09 at 10:56 am to medtiger
Posted on 12/23/09 at 10:56 am to medtiger
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To all the Ohio St fans, I get that the 2006 loss was bad given the undefeated season, Heisman winner, and winning streak; but I'm surprised none of you mentioned the next year when OSU had the chance to redeem themselves, and layed a slightly smaller (but not much smaller) egg against LSU.
The LSU loss didn't hurt nearly as bad as the Florida loss. We backed into the LSU game with numerous teams losing. We were lucky to get there, especially considering all the talent we lost from the '06 game.
It also helped that we put up a much better fight against LSU. Personally, I think the score from that game is misleading. Florida just whooped the piss out of us. LSU, not so much. Robo's drop in the endzone during the 2nd quarter was huge. It was neck and neck until that drop, which resulted in a blocked FG... you know the rest.
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Posted on 12/23/09 at 11:01 am to KillerNut9
'98 Vikings loss to the Falcons in NFC Championship. Possibly the best offense of all time, Anderson hadn't missed a kick of any kind all year...
Second would be Cap 1 loss to Iowa cuz I was there with my brother the Iowa fan. To this day, EVERY time I talk to him he reminds me of it.
Second would be Cap 1 loss to Iowa cuz I was there with my brother the Iowa fan. To this day, EVERY time I talk to him he reminds me of it.
Posted on 12/23/09 at 11:19 am to CONNECTICUTTIGER
1977.
River Oaks Bengals, amidst injuries, lose Baton Rouge City championship to Evil, dastardly Shenandoah Broncos in Memorial Stadium.
:banghead:
River Oaks Bengals, amidst injuries, lose Baton Rouge City championship to Evil, dastardly Shenandoah Broncos in Memorial Stadium.
:banghead:
Posted on 12/23/09 at 11:33 am to Lsupimp
The Miracle of Istanbul.
LSU-Tenn 2005
Confederations Cup final.
LSU-Tenn 2005
Confederations Cup final.
Posted on 12/23/09 at 11:38 am to hidalgoportapotty
1. Indians lose game 7 to Marlins
2. Browns-Broncos "the drive"
3. Browns-Broncos "the fumble"
4. Kenston vs West Geauga basketball 1976. Kenston had a one point lead with seconds left and I turned the ball over near mid-court. We lost by 1.
2. Browns-Broncos "the drive"
3. Browns-Broncos "the fumble"
4. Kenston vs West Geauga basketball 1976. Kenston had a one point lead with seconds left and I turned the ball over near mid-court. We lost by 1.
Posted on 12/23/09 at 11:55 am to bomber77
1997 Rose Bowl OSU over ASU. Denied ASU the National Championship. Made worse by the fact that the QB that lead the drive to win it for OSU (Joe Germaine) was from Mesa, AZ and the WR that caught the game winning pass(David Boston) was thereafter drafted by the Cardinals.
...If only the BCS were around, ASU would have never played OSU and instead would have played Florida St. in the Sugar Bowl.
What could have been...
...If only the BCS were around, ASU would have never played OSU and instead would have played Florida St. in the Sugar Bowl.
What could have been...
Posted on 12/23/09 at 12:07 pm to AZBayouBengal07
1990 USA v. Italy in the World Cup. The U.S. team were a bunch of amatuers/pseudo-professionals/college kids. Tony Meola, Eric Wynalda, John Harkes, Marcelo Balboa, Tab Ramos, Paul Caligiuri, et. al. Lucky to be there.
Second game in group play, Italy couldn't score on us until Salvatore "Toto" Schillaci comes on as a substitute. But U. S. had chances, and Walter Zenga's arse kept the U.S. off the scoresheet, we would have LEAD 1-0 against Italy in Stadio Olimpico.
Second game in group play, Italy couldn't score on us until Salvatore "Toto" Schillaci comes on as a substitute. But U. S. had chances, and Walter Zenga's arse kept the U.S. off the scoresheet, we would have LEAD 1-0 against Italy in Stadio Olimpico.
Posted on 12/23/09 at 12:10 pm to RedPop4
Super Bowl XIII.
Damn you, Jackie Smith!!!!!!!!!!!!
Damn you, Jackie Smith!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted on 12/23/09 at 12:17 pm to LuckySo-n-So
2003 basketball national title. kansas vs. syracuse. we missed like fricking 18 free throws (i think) and gerry mcnamara was on fire.
Posted on 12/23/09 at 12:23 pm to KillerNut9
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Florida just whooped the piss out of us. LSU, not so much.
31 unanswered points isn't a beat down?
since when?
Posted on 12/23/09 at 12:23 pm to jw5587
1996,the game was played in 1997, Rose Bowl. ASU would have been national champions !!
!!
Posted on 12/23/09 at 12:27 pm to RedPop4
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1990 USA v. Italy in the World Cup. The U.S. team were a bunch of amatuers/pseudo-professionals/college kids. Tony Meola, Eric Wynalda, John Harkes, Marcelo Balboa, Tab Ramos, Paul Caligiuri, et. al. Lucky to be there.
Second game in group play, Italy couldn't score on us until Salvatore "Toto" Schillaci comes on as a substitute. But U. S. had chances, and Walter Zenga's arse kept the U.S. off the scoresheet, we would have LEAD 1-0 against Italy in Stadio Olimpico.
dam, i remember this, first time US in world cup in like 50 years. amazing how far we have come. great memory
Posted on 12/23/09 at 12:48 pm to TheDoc
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31 unanswered points isn't a beat down?
Not when a considerable amount of it was due to stupid penalties and mistakes on Ohio State's part. I still don't understand how Austin Spitler missed blocking that punt. The dude was right infront of it and ends up just bulldozing the punter.
Posted on 12/23/09 at 3:03 pm to D011ahbi11
2005 Super Bowl; the way things have been going, it might be several years before the Seahawks have another shot at winning the SB.
Posted on 12/23/09 at 3:11 pm to jw5587
08 Finals game 4, Boston's comeback over the Lakers
06 LSU-UF - has always gotten to me more than Auburn for some reason
06 LSU-UF - has always gotten to me more than Auburn for some reason
Posted on 12/23/09 at 3:16 pm to ATLTiger
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Browns vs. Raiders. Browns needed a field goal to win the playoff game at home in terrible conditions and Brian Sipe threw a fricking interception into the end zone. Browns were one of the top seeds in the playoffs.
Browns vs. Denver. Elway. The frickING DRIVE. Kept the Browns out of the Super Bowl. Enough said.
Browns vs. Denver. Ernest Byner. The frickING FUMBLE. Kept the Browns out of the Super Bowl in one of the greatest playoff comebacks ever. Enough said.
Those are the big 3, but the Drive was the most painful. As soon as Elway completed the 3rd and 18 after the ball ricocheted off Steve Watson while Elway was in the shotgun, the game became a horror movie where you know the outcome ain't gonna be pretty.
Oh yeah, and Rich Karlis missed the field goal in overtime.
Posted on 12/23/09 at 3:20 pm to jw5587
Syracuse's Carmelo Anthony-led beatdown of Texas in the 03 Final Four.
Posted on 12/23/09 at 3:21 pm to OWLFAN86
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Oilers - Bills
This one, too.
Posted on 12/23/09 at 3:24 pm to TxTiger82
2006 Auburn kept us from probably winning back to back MNCs
Posted on 12/23/09 at 3:28 pm to RLDSC FAN
quote:Thanks. I've rewatched it over the years and it still gets to me.
quote: 1990 USA v. Italy in the World Cup. The U.S. team were a bunch of amatuers/pseudo-professionals/college kids. Tony Meola, Eric Wynalda, John Harkes, Marcelo Balboa, Tab Ramos, Paul Caligiuri, et. al. Lucky to be there. Second game in group play, Italy couldn't score on us until Salvatore "Toto" Schillaci comes on as a substitute. But U. S. had chances, and Walter Zenga's arse kept the U.S. off the scoresheet, we would have LEAD 1-0 against Italy in Stadio Olimpico.
dam, i remember this, first time US in world cup in like 50 years. amazing how far we have come. great memory
Remember we got slammed by Czecholovakia 5-1 in the opener, but we got the "goal of honor" but Wynalda got sent off for a stupid reaction foul.
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