A buzzer beater in OT to win the conference championship in the world's most famous arena?
I vote yes. Greatest shot in Marquette history.
Somebody is forgetting the dunk at the end of the UNCC game.
Probably not #1, but not far off.
Quote from: KC_Warrior on March 09, 2013, 05:02:32 PM
A buzzer beater in OT to win the conference championship in the world's most famous arena?
I vote yes. Greatest shot in Marquette history.
Tough to top thats forsure. Sometimes a buzzer beating layup seems less exciting as some amazing shot(see bama game lol) but considering how bad Obpeka owned us today....it was awesome.
Jerome's ghost will haunt KC-Warrior forever.
It's in the top 3 or 4
Biggest in regular season maybe.
It clearly belongs in the top 10 conversation. I just don't think it is #1.
I'll give you the UNCC shot.
But just think about it... Madison Square Garden, in overtime, a buzzer beater to win a conference championship we've never won before in in its last year of existence.
This is the kind of topic message boards were made for. I still vote Vander #1.
By far Jerome Whitehead is number 1.
Diener vs Holy Cross and this are close for two in my opinion.
Quote from: brewcity77 on March 09, 2013, 05:05:20 PM
Probably not #1, but not far off.
Brew,
Good call on Marquette winning the Big East. You were one of the few who believed. I thought, at best, they would end up third, fourth.
Best 3 I've seen (not all in person):
- Jerome
- Doc to beat ND
- Vander
I would think it'd have to be behind DJO's shot against 'cuse in the tourney 2 years ago, too.
Novak against ND and Jimmy F'in Butler against ? (St Johns or UCONN) were also big.
It is not the biggest shot, because we would of went to another overtime if he missed.
You're really going to argue that regular season wins (albeit buzzer beaters) are somehow bigger than an OT to win the Big East at MSG?
Quote from: KC_Warrior on March 09, 2013, 05:38:50 PM
You're really going to argue that regular season wins (albeit buzzer beaters) are somehow bigger than an OT to win the Big East at MSG?
Whitehead is obviously the biggest, puts you in the National Title game.
This one is in a battle for second, along with DJO's and Doc's.
Pretty big shot. Not biggest by any stretch but in top ten. Clutch shot and will be remembered for years.
Quote from: KC_Warrior on March 09, 2013, 05:02:32 PM
A buzzer beater in OT to win the conference championship in the world's most famous arena?
I vote yes. Greatest shot in Marquette history.
I'll take any shot made in the 1977 championship game over that.
Quote from: esotericmindguy on March 09, 2013, 06:24:34 PM
I'll take any shot made in the 1977 championship game over that.
Free throws down the stretch to sew up NC in '77.
Quote from: KC_Warrior on March 09, 2013, 05:02:32 PM
A buzzer beater in OT to win the conference championship in the world's most famous arena?
I vote yes. Greatest shot in Marquette history.
Not even close. J over Cornbread Maxwell to get to the National Championship Game. The Game. Our Title. End of discussion.
Quote from: keefe on March 09, 2013, 06:48:08 PM
Not even close. J over Cornbread Maxwell to get to the National Championship Game. The Game. Our Title. End of discussion.
Are there any majestic words that come to mind when reliving that shot?
Quote from: KC_Warrior on March 09, 2013, 05:38:50 PM
You're really going to argue that regular season wins (albeit buzzer beaters) are somehow bigger than an OT to win the Big East at MSG?
Doc's shot was pretty huge. When you are an independent, and have no conference title to fight for, beating Notre Dame at home on a half court shot is big.
Doc's shot was memorable and exciting, this shot trumps Doc IMO. We all will remember this shot for years to come.
A big shot for sure. Love that Van stepped up and made it happen. Love that it made a Big East title happen, HUGE! But a couple of those Jimmy Butler game winners were the difference between making the tourney or not. While I was totally pumped today, I was never concerned about making the tourney, it was just about accolades and seeding. That said, nothing compares to the Whitehead winner, not even close.
Same player...same arena...same basket...as this one from last year.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acIdr5OvV5M
Almost surely has to be in the top 10 all-time, and perhaps in the top-3 for regular season.
Not close to Whitehead's shot for importance, of course. Only those caught up in this moment would say otherwise.
Quote from: CaptainAwesome on March 09, 2013, 06:58:20 PM
Are there any majestic words that come to mind when reliving that shot?
F*ckin' Awesome
Just a quick brainstorm (obviously Whitehead's tip in is #1,
no debate, everything else is 2nd, but Vander's shot today is
AMAZING)
1. Jerome Whitehead tip in
2. Steve Novak vs. ND
3. Vander vs. St John's
4. Jimmy Butler vs. St. John's
5. Doc vs. Wisconsin
6. Jae vs. Washington
7. DJO vs. Syracuse
LabWarrior
What about Lucas to beat the Badgers? Pretty famous shot for some fans.
Wardle's shot at Louisville was another big one.
Quote from: Goose on March 09, 2013, 10:53:38 PM
LabWarrior
What about Lucas to beat the Badgers? Pretty famous shot for some fans.
Spot on correct. More importantly, it set up the most iconic image of the MU-UW rivalry - Al on the scorer's table with the Hughes' twins father flipping him off. meanwhile, a dejected John Powless walks off the court, head down.
Quote from: lab_warrior on March 09, 2013, 10:50:25 PM
Just a quick brainstorm (obviously Whitehead's tip in is #1,
no debate, everything else is 2nd, but Vander's shot today is
AMAZING)
1. Jerome Whitehead tip in
2. Steve Novak vs. ND
3. Vander vs. St John's
4. Jimmy Butler vs. St. John's
5. Doc vs. Wisconsin
6. Jae vs. Washington
7. DJO vs. Syracuse
You can't put Novak ahead of Vander IMO. I know we think of ND as a rival, but more at stake with Vander's lay up.
Also, Diener against Holy Cross. Without that shot we don't go to the final four, and the legend of Wade is more like another story of a really good college player that didn't really accomplish much. In fact w/o the final four and Wade's performance against Kentucky in the elite eight, who knows if Miami even drafts him?
Van had two big shots in the last minute...plus, his won the conference...has to be #2 to Jay.
Of course the Diener shot is over Novak. Plus his list has Doc beating Wisconsin. I must have missed that one.
If you're gonna bring up Wardle at Louisville, Hutchins at UL (was at both games) was the bigger shot. MU and UL both better that year.
Quote from: Eye on March 09, 2013, 11:46:26 PM
If you're gonna bring up Wardle at Louisville, Hutchins at UL (was at both games) was the bigger shot. MU and UL both better that year.
Good call
Thanks Lenny. Much higher level of play in that game for MU than the '98 game, too. MU played really well and won in double OT in '96. MU played below-average for 35 minutes in '98 and had everything go right for the final 5 minutes (kind of the flip of the game at UL two years ago). '96 was a 4 seed and an Elite 8 team. '98 was an NIT team that had to win two NIT games to get to 20 wins (think they make the tourney that year if Hutch doesn't get hurt) and a frankly pretty bad UL team.
Quote from: Goose on March 09, 2013, 11:45:13 PM
Of course the Diener shot is over Novak. Plus his list has Doc beating Wisconsin. I must have missed that one.
I'm sure he meant ND. I was at that game. ND was ranked 5th had Tripucka, Woolridge, Paxson, Andree, Jackson, Sluby, Varner. Only buzzer beater where my team did the buzzing.
Keefe
Was lucky enough to be at the Doc ND beater myself. Great win and equally as great atmosphere.
Quote from: Goose on March 10, 2013, 12:22:12 AM
Keefe
Was lucky enough to be he Doc ND beater myself. Great win and equally as great atmosphere.
Loved giving sh1t to Digger. I seem to recall the crowd singing Goodbye, Digger (we hate to see you go.) Really hate to see the series with UND end. So much history.
I went ape$hit with the Hutchins winner in double OT vs Louisville.
That fell into what would be a great series of heart breakers and fist shakers of game winners with UL.
Like DMason's hit but it doesn't register highly.
Quote from: tower912 on March 09, 2013, 05:11:28 PM
It clearly belongs in the top 10 conversation. I just don't think it is #1.
yep what he said.....top 10, not best BUT Bee-ute-2-ful!
In 1983 Dwayne Johnson hit a shot at the buzzer at #2 Missouri to send that game into OT, which we eventually won. It was the last big win of Hank Raymonds' career and the last season we went to the Big Dance for 10 years. Vander's shot is easily top 5 all-time, But Jerome Whitehead's in 1977 semis is #1.
Don't want to minimize Blue's shot at all, but, this program has a vast, storied history with some once in a lifetime occurences, hence, IMO, Blue's shot is clearly not a top 10 event.
Quote from: 4everwarriors on March 10, 2013, 06:05:46 AM
Don't want to minimize Blue's shot at all, but, this program has a vast, storied history with some once in a lifetime occurences, hence, IMO, Blue's shot is clearly not a top 10 event.
Name ten shots that were bigger.
Quote from: 4everwarriors on March 10, 2013, 06:05:46 AM
Don't want to minimize Blue's shot at all, but, this program has a vast, storied history with some once in a lifetime occurences, hence, IMO, Blue's shot is clearly not a top 10 event.
Because it won us the Big East, I disagree. The only one clearly bigger was Whitehead. Beating ND at home or the Badgers is great but doesn't really mean anything in the grand scheme of things.
Quote from: PuertoRicanNightmare on March 10, 2013, 07:42:05 AM
Because it won us the Big East, I disagree. The only one clearly bigger was Whitehead. Beating ND at home or the Badgers is great but doesn't really mean anything in the grand scheme of things.
Exactly. It's just 4ever pissing on the present like he always does.
Put it this way, Vander's shot most likely put a banner in the rafters. You can't say that about many shots in MU history.
One of my all time favorites.....not in the top ten biggest....is Doc's tomahawk dunk.
Also saw the ND buzzer beater against ND.
The game was tied when Vander's shot went up. In the worst case scenario, the game goes to double OT. I think shots that snatch victory from the jaws of defeat are much more dramatic and therefore "bigger."
Lets be real about the importance of being conference champions. It's cool and awesome right now but it is not something people outside of my will remember three years from now. Do you guys really care if the bulls, bucks, packers, or bears win the division? No you care about post season success. Ill take any shot in the ncaa tournament before this.
Great line re: $ever, Sultan. Yes an OT buzzer-beater @ MSG for a Big East title is terrific - got to be in the top 3.
As for #1 - - - Send it in, Jerome!
Quote from: real chili 83 on March 10, 2013, 08:09:05 AM
One of my all time favorites.....not in the top ten biggest....is Doc's tomahawk dunk.
Also saw the ND buzzer beater against ND.
chili- was that tomahawk against Louisville in the 82-83 season? That's one of my best (one of the few really good ones) bball memories from my years on campus.
I would rate this top 5.
I might put Diener against Holy Cross higher than some other posters- MU loses that game, and not only does history change (No FF, DWade legacy, Big East? etc), but in the moment it would have been so disappointing given expectations.
Here's an interesting (at least I think so) question, and one I'm surprised hasn't been asked yet in this thread ...
In the grand scheme, was Vander's shot really more important than Junior's 3 vs. UConn?
Think about it for a second. Vander's came at the end of a tie game. If he misses it, the worst that happens is we go to another OT. We're the better team; St. John's is undermanned; we're at worst a 50-50 chance to still win the title.
If Junior doesn't make that 3 ... we lose! There will be no Big East regular-season title. Period.
Beyond that, it was in the league opener. We were unranked and there were plenty of legitimate questions about how good the team was. Would losing that game have changed the "psychology" of the season? Or asked another way: Did winning that game -- followed by the dramatic wins over GT and Pitt -- create the mood that god everybody (perhaps even the players themselves) thinking that this could be a special season?
So yes, Vander gets all the credit for delivering a conference title with a tremendous, huge shot. Aside from Whitehead's Final Four miracle, Vander's shot feels like perhaps the greatest in school history. But let's not forget where this Big East Championship Season really started:
On Junior's fingertips!!
Quote from: MU82 on March 10, 2013, 10:20:20 AM
Here's an interesting (at least I think so) question, and one I'm surprised hasn't been asked yet in this thread ...
In the grand scheme, was Vander's shot really more important than Junior's 3 vs. UConn?
Great post. I know I hadn't thought about it, but you are right. Swap these games so that the UConn game is game 18 of the Big East schedule and St John's was game 1, there would be no doubt.
As a Red Sox fan, everyone remembers Carlton Fisk's homer in the 12th inning of game 6 of the 75 World Series, but if Bernie Carbo doesn't it the 3 run homer with two out in the 8th to tie it, there are no extra innings. Carbo's HR was undoubtedly the bigger homer, but it has largely been forgotten outside of Boston.
But anyway you slice it, I'll remember Vander's drive for a long, long time. Beats Doc's bomb vs ND and Jae's 3 pointer against Washington for the biggest MU shots I've seen live, that's for sure.
Quote from: The Sultan of South Wayne on March 10, 2013, 07:05:11 AM
Name ten shots that were bigger.
hear hear... I'm struggling to find many.
Novak's 3 against ND: awesome but not as big
Mason's UL game winner: awesome but not as big
Can any true MU historians cobble together a top ten list?
Here's my challenge - Vanders shot clinched a Big East championship... For a shot to be bigger it'd have to have clinched a more significant achievement for our program.... NC? FF? Elite 8?
Quote from: LloydMooresLegs on March 10, 2013, 09:29:30 AM
chili- was that tomahawk against Louisville in the 82-83 season? That's one of my best (one of the few really good ones) bball memories from my years on campus.
I would rate this top 5.
I might put Diener against Holy Cross higher than some other posters- MU loses that game, and not only does history change (No FF, DWade legacy, Big East? etc), but in the moment it would have been so disappointing given expectations.
Yes, and I believe Schlundt with the assist.
The thread was incomplete without this ...
Quote from: sixstrings03 on March 10, 2013, 10:53:40 AM
hear hear... I'm struggling to find many.
Novak's 3 against ND: awesome but not as big
Mason's UL game winner: awesome but not as big
Can any true MU historians cobble together a top ten list?
Here's my challenge - Vanders shot clinched a Big East championship... For a shot to be bigger it'd have to have clinched a more significant achievement for our program.... NC? FF? Elite 8?
Might be a little easier to break down by coach... I'll take Crean and Buzz:
Buzz:
1.) DJO vs. 'Cuse (clinched a Sweet 16 birth)
2.) Vander vs. SJU (Game winner, clinched a Big East Title)
3.) Jae vs. Wash (Game winner, when down)
4.) Butler vs. SJU (Game winner)
5.) Junior vs. UConn (Tied game, highest degree of difficulty)
Crean:
1.) Diener vs. HC (clinched an NCAA game, launched the FF run)
2.) Novak vs. ND (Game winner)
3.) James vs. Valpo (Game winner)
4.) Mason vs. UL (Game winner, when down)
5.) Diener vs. SLU (Game winner)
4ever
I disagree and think this shot is top five of game winners and probably top three to me. Whitehead and Luke to beat Madison historically are bigger to me. I have watched a lot of MU games myself, though missed yesterday's, and think this and the Diener Holy Cross are two biggest shots in post Al. There may be more exciting like Doc's ND win even his ally oop that Real mentioned, but they were more entertaining, not bigger to me.
Quote from: 4everwarriors on March 10, 2013, 09:10:15 AM
The game was tied when Vander's shot went up. In the worst case scenario, the game goes to double OT. I think shots that snatch victory from the jaws of defeat are much more dramatic and therefore "bigger."
Absolutely agree. At least they feel bigger. The opponent has something to do with it as well. This is a game we should have won easily and were winning easily, crazy it even got to that shot. The fact that if the shot didn't go in we play another 5 minutes is also an interesting take.
Then, on the flip side, the win clinched a share of the Big East championship...thus it is big in the moment. As someone also stated, Junior doesn't hit the shot against UConn, then VB's shot yesterday doesn't mean anything. Many ways to look at it.
Great shot, great victory, champions. Top shot in MU history...laughable. People can slot it wherever they want in their top 5, top 10, whatever. Top shot....no way.
Quote from: real chili 83 on March 10, 2013, 10:53:53 AM
Yes, and I believe Schlundt with the assist.
Yes, Schlundt with the lob assist.
Quote from: MU82 on March 10, 2013, 10:20:20 AM
In the grand scheme, was Vander's shot really more important than Junior's 3 vs. UConn?
More important? No.
Bigger moment? Yes.
First, Junior didn't know that the BEast championship was on the line when he took that shot. Nor did anyone else. Vander absolutely knew the significance of his moment.
Second, Junior's shot was simply a prayer, therefore much less pressure. No one is going to blame Junior if he misses that shot. He had absolutely nothing to lose. If Vander misses, the haters would be out in full force. This message board would be full of posts about him being a "disappointment", "not big enough for the moment", and "not as good as advertised". Not to mention the local BADGER state media that would have feasted on his misfortune.
All of the above makes Vander's shot better IMO.
All I can say is that when that shot went in the mrs and ran around the condo high fiving and screaming. Pretty sure the neighbors couldn't figure out the ruckus at 3 pm on a saturday with no football on...
Quote from: RJax55 on March 10, 2013, 11:25:47 AM
1.) DJO vs. 'Cuse (clinched a Sweet 16 birth)
2.) Vander vs. SJU (Game winner, clinched a Big East Title)
I'd switch these... BE championship is bigger than sweet sixteen in my opinion.... If for no other reason than we get a trophy
Quote from: sixstrings03 on March 10, 2013, 01:58:59 PM
I'd switch these... BE championship is bigger than sweet sixteen in my opinion.... If for no other reason than we get a trophy
I totally, totally, totally disagree with the thinking behind this statement.
As much as winning the Big East thrills me, advancing in the NCAA tournament is far bigger than winning a conference regular-season or postseason title.
Do you think Kansas fans say of the 2005 team: "We lost in the NCAAs to Bucknell but at least we got a trophy and banner for winning a share of the Big 12"? Yeah, but Kansas is a blueblood, right? OK, as a Marquette fan, I would not have said, "It really sucked losing to Holy Cross but thank goodness we won the Conference USA title."
Lots and lots and lots of examples of teams winning their conference titles and then flaming out early in the NCAAs. I doubt too many fans of those teams wouldn't have traded the conference title for a Sweet 16, Elite 8 or Final Four.
Quote from: MU82 on March 10, 2013, 02:13:58 PM
I totally, totally, totally disagree with the thinking behind this statement.
As much as winning the Big East thrills me, advancing in the NCAA tournament is far bigger than winning a conference regular-season or postseason title.
Do you think Kansas fans say of the 2005 team: "We lost in the NCAAs to Bucknell but at least we got a trophy and banner for winning a share of the Big 12"? Yeah, but Kansas is a blueblood, right? OK, as a Marquette fan, I would not have said, "It really sucked losing to Holy Cross but thank goodness we won the Conference USA title."
Lots and lots and lots of examples of teams winning their conference titles and then flaming out early in the NCAAs. I doubt too many fans of those teams wouldn't have traded the conference title for a Sweet 16, Elite 8 or Final Four.
its an interesting point to debate... I'd submit winning the BE is head and shoulders above CUSA. I'd agree an elite eight and beyond would top this.
What if this were our third consecutive BEAST title rather than our potentially third straight sweet sixteen? Really think thatd be less impressive?
Quote from: sixstrings03 on March 10, 2013, 02:30:40 PM
its an interesting point to debate... I'd submit winning the BE is head and shoulders above CUSA. I'd agree an elite eight and beyond would top this.
What if this were our third consecutive beast title rather than our potentially third straight sweet sixteen? Really think thatd be less impressive?
Maybe it's just me, but I would take any NCAA tourney win over any conference title.
Same with pro teams. Any playoff success trumps anything that happens in the regular season.
Any big buckets in the 1952 catholic invitational?
Quote from: ZiggysFryBoy on March 10, 2013, 03:13:50 PM
Any big buckets in the 1952 catholic invitational?
There was about 5 buckets, all game.
Quote from: RJax55 on March 10, 2013, 11:25:47 AM
Might be a little easier to break down by coach... I'll take Crean and Buzz:
Buzz:
1.) DJO vs. 'Cuse (clinched a Sweet 16 birth)
2.) Vander vs. SJU (Game winner, clinched a Big East Title)
3.) Jae vs. Wash (Game winner, when down)
4.) Butler vs. SJU (Game winner)
5.) Junior vs. UConn (Tied game, highest degree of difficulty)
Crean:
1.) Diener vs. HC (clinched an NCAA game, launched the FF run)
2.) Novak vs. ND (Game winner)
3.) James vs. Valpo (Game winner)
4.) Mason vs. UL (Game winner, when down)
5.) Diener vs. SLU (Game winner)
Interesting list. Hutchins making the three against Louisville at Louisville to basically put us in the tournament (Mike Deane coach) was another big one. Someone mentioned Wardle's shot. Mason's free throws. Etc.
There were some insane shots from Novak in the Missouri game in OT in the NCAAs.
Lots of big shots over the years, several from the McGuire era also not mentioned.
Quote from: The Sultan of South Wayne on March 09, 2013, 07:35:01 PM
Same player...same arena...same basket...as this one from last year.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acIdr5OvV5M
So weird not to see Vander without tattoos. Hahaha.
Quote from: Goose on March 10, 2013, 12:22:12 AM
Keefe
Was lucky enough to be at the Doc ND beater myself. Great win and equally as great atmosphere.
Me too! Great moment in my life!! ;D
Quote from: 4everwarriors on March 10, 2013, 09:10:15 AM
The game was tied when Vander's shot went up. In the worst case scenario, the game goes to double OT. I think shots that snatch victory from the jaws of defeat are much more dramatic and therefore "bigger."
Your logic is sound. It is wasted on an idiot like "The Sultan." At the end of the day this is entirely based on each individual's experience. Some here weren't born when J took Butch Lee's full court pass to put us in the title game so they have no experience of it. I lived overseas and had no knowledge of many of these shots in the 90's so they have little import for me. I was at the ND game and saw Doc's shot and it was fantastic.
4ever, there is nothing wrong with your logic. Fact is, there are numerous "biggest shots" and each is correct. Don't let a pathetic person with a pathological need to be "correct" tell you otherwise. Bullies are funny people. Funny, but in the end, pathetic.
Quote from: ZiggysFryBoy on March 10, 2013, 03:13:50 PM
Any big buckets in the 1952 catholic invitational?
Was Johnny Glaser on that squad?
Whatever happened to The Red Baron? Does he still come here?
Quote from: martyconlonontherun on March 10, 2013, 09:19:07 AMLets be real about the importance of being conference champions. It's cool and awesome right now but it is not something people outside of my will remember three years from now.
I guess this depends on your priorities. I care about Marquette success, not the rest of the country's perception of Marquette success. In 5-10 years and beyond, I'll be discussing the Vander moment with friends that are mostly Marquette fans. Maybe some random Arizona State fan in Tuscon won't care, but what does his opinion matter to me?
That was a great moment. It let Buzz realize a dream he stated years ago. I'd take a conference title than making the round of 32 when all is said and done. Big moment, big win. Especially when you consider we are one of three teams to say they are the last champions of the greatest conference ever assembled. That's pretty cool.
Surprised nobody has mentioned the shot Al took at Bernard Toone at halftime of the Cincinnati game in the first round in 1977.
The Whitehead shot and it's not even close.
In our great now-is-the-greatest-moment-ever pantheon, that shot doesn't rank close to the top shot of all time for MU.
Maybe for the last decade, it's top 5-10, but ever? No way.
Quote from: GooooMarquette on March 11, 2013, 08:02:51 AM
Surprised nobody has mentioned the shot Al took at Bernard Toone at halftime of the Cincinnati game in the first round in 1977.
Ya mean the one Lucas broke up in the locker room?
If the biggest shot in MU basketball history is one to break a tie against an NIT team to clinch a conference co-championship, then Marquette basketball doesn't have as much great history as I thought.
Quote from: 4everwarriors on March 11, 2013, 08:24:49 AM
Ya mean the one Lucas broke up in the locker room?
Don't recall who broke it up, but it wasn't Lucas. He was playing for the Blazers soon-to-be NBA Champs in March '77....
Correction:
It was Lucas and he was playin' in the Association at the time. However, the game in Omaha was on a Saturday afternoon and Maurice attended, in support of the Warrior squad, and sat on their bench.
Quote from: KC_Warrior on March 09, 2013, 05:02:32 PM
A buzzer beater in OT to win the conference championship in the world's most famous arena?
I vote yes. Greatest shot in Marquette history.
+100000
First BE Title. Love it
We do not know what will become of the New Big East or Marquette Basketball in the future (I think both will do just fine, but MU could also in 20 years by Loyola).
No matter what happens, MU will always be a champion of the best college hoops conference assembled. That is why this shot will be in the top five and should only trail shots that had more significant immediate outcomes.
Quote from: 4everwarriors on March 11, 2013, 09:17:31 AM
Correction:
It was Lucas and he was playin' in the Association at the time. However, the game in Omaha was on a Saturday afternoon and Maurice attended, in support of the Warrior squad, and sat on their bench.
4ever is correct. Nice recall.
Quote from: bilsu on March 09, 2013, 05:35:45 PM
It is not the biggest shot, because we would of went to another overtime if he missed.
This one qualifies.
Well done, bilsu. Now this is hoopin a thread.
Agree, but how high on the list depends on how far they go in the tourney