Memorable Collapses
A story on SI.com that has the most memorable collapses. This was inspired by the Memphis collapse on monday night. It also includes Van de Velde in the British open in 1999. Guess what number 15 is....
http://vault.sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/gallery/featured/GAL1127930/15/19/index.htm
#14 is Bill Buckner so i gues that eases the pain some. But, I will forever hate the Red Sucks! Anyone else with me on that?!
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We got a real good team next year.
I pray that Tyreke will make the right choice and come, but even without him we'd be solid.
Class of 2011 btw.
Go Nova
SI
picked an Angels/Dodgers world series last year and had a fat piece on how we are the model organization mid summer.
ESPN doesnt care about the West Coast, SI is pretty solid
by ihearhowie2.0 on Apr 9, 2008 5:51 PM PDT up reply actions
Some other ones
Big leads that got away late in baseball history:
'95 Angels (the biggest MLB collapse to date with as large a lead as of Sept. 1)
'51 Dodgers ("the shot heard 'round the world") Missing this was a real surprise.
'38 Pirates -- okay, that was a long time ago and Pittburgh, but --
'78 Red Sox -- how the hell did they miss that?
At least they got the '69 Cubs.
Witty .sig goes here.
Wow
How could they forget 2005?
2005 Regional Final. Illinois, 35-1, down by 15 to the Arizona Mildcats with 4:00 remaining. The largest deficit they'd faced all season. Down by 8 with 1:02 remaining. Then Luther for three. Dee with a steal and layup. And in the immortal words of Dick Enberg: "Williams can tie it with a three....HE DOES!" And the Illini go to the final four.

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