Just a routine every day run-of-the-mill full court shot. Had it all the way...
One for the "it's better to be lucky than good" file.
September 29, 1954. Everyone has seen this, but it's always worth several more looks. Not many outfielders could catch a ball 470 feet away from home plate running full tilt with their backs to the infield.
On November 20, 1982, down by 1 pt with 4 seconds left, California used 5 laterals on the final kick-off to win 25-20. Made famous by the fact the Stanford band had marched onto the field thinking the game was over.
The trombone that gets bent at the end of the play (played by a flattened Gary Tyrrell) is currently residing in the College Football Hall of Fame.
All of the missed shots were edited out of this video. Talk about having time on one's hands. Getting a little bored with summer vacation, are we? Still, some amazing shooting (and perseverance).
Doug Flutie's big Hail Mary pass on November 23, 1984 gave Boston College the last-second win over Miami.
Goalie scores a goal (part 1)
We've all been faced with this. Yes, it can be converted, with the help of some luck.
Goalies score a goal (part II)
A trick pitch courtesy of a pitcher in Japan. Amazing that he has as much control of it as he does, although a professional hitter would likely not be too fooled by the motion.
Also courtesy of Japan. Eat your heart out, Michael Jordan.
