best finish in sports
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copecowboy




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PostPosted: Sun, 2nd Nov 2008 04:21    Post subject: best finish in sports
u dont have to like the sport of the people but its unreal
http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=7aCDfJH6eRY
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Esel_Gesi
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PostPosted: Sun, 2nd Nov 2008 06:04    Post subject:
Classic! This is on all of those "Best Damn Sports Moments" Shows. Great clip


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swingman




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PostPosted: Sun, 2nd Nov 2008 21:22    Post subject:
Could you please put an *NFL* warning somewhere in your post so people don't waste precious seconds till they realise which 'sport' the clip is about. Razz
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javlar




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PostPosted: Mon, 3rd Nov 2008 21:46    Post subject:
Ok calling this the "best finish in sports" is just ridiculous, it might be the best finish in american football but hardly in all of sports Razz



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csebal




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PostPosted: Tue, 4th Nov 2008 03:00    Post subject:
Well, i have to acknowledge this one.. really amazing.

I just feel sorry for those poor guys, who thought that theres no way in hell their opponent will score in 4 seconds. Must really break one's heart to experience being beaten like this.

By the way: if someone did watch F1 this weekend, the last lap of that was something similar.. turn in the last moment, just to have things turned upside down again a few seconds before the end.

Oh and calling this the best of all times.. yea i must agree with javlar, that it might classify in american football, but theres prolly plenty of other 'best finishes' in other sports.
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sabalasa




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PostPosted: Tue, 4th Nov 2008 18:45    Post subject:
Maybe I'm not so familiar with the rules of american football, but the final run took alot more then 4 seconds in my opinion.

Yes after second watching the run took 21 seconds (from the kick-off at 5:12 up to 5:33 when the guy crossed the touch down line).

Why they have a clock if it's only there for ignoring?


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tedrotheredro




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PostPosted: Tue, 4th Nov 2008 19:21    Post subject:
Even if there is 0 seconds left, they wait till the end of the play (knee or elbow on the ground) to end the game.

It's a game of downs, not a constantly ticking clock like english football or hockey.

I attended this play:
Kick starts @ 1:50, similar circumstances
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sabalasa




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PostPosted: Wed, 5th Nov 2008 14:15    Post subject:
I see Very Happy

Thanks ! Smile


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copecowboy




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PostPosted: Wed, 17th Jun 2009 01:30    Post subject:
sabalasa wrote:
Maybe I'm not so familiar with the rules of american football, but the final run took alot more then 4 seconds in my opinion.

Yes after second watching the run took 21 seconds (from the kick-off at 5:12 up to 5:33 when the guy crossed the touch down line).

Why they have a clock if it's only there for ignoring?



yah the play lasts untill it dies regardless what happens
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javlar




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PostPosted: Wed, 17th Jun 2009 01:54    Post subject:
Always nice to get confirmation even if it's half a year later Rolling Eyes



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PostPosted: Wed, 17th Jun 2009 01:58    Post subject:
javlar wrote:
Always nice to get confirmation even if it's half a year later Rolling Eyes


especially when it's already been answered in the post immediately following the same day


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copecowboy




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PostPosted: Sun, 21st Jun 2009 02:57    Post subject:
copecowboy wrote:
sabalasa wrote:
Maybe I'm not so familiar with the rules of american football, but the final run took alot more then 4 seconds in my opinion.

Yes after second watching the run took 21 seconds (from the kick-off at 5:12 up to 5:33 when the guy crossed the touch down line).

Why they have a clock if it's only there for ignoring?



yah the play lasts untill it dies regardless what happens


sorry man been serving overseas for the past months:( And I quoted the wrong guy, man
Im a douche I quoted myself.
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