What was the one best single play in any sport in the last 20 years?

[Orangeyes]

http://1045theteam.com/best-play-in-last-20-years-noebrainer-2/

 

[CusefanATL]

It's funny that the guy put the ubiles wide open 360 on there...

That is truly sad if that is the top play of the last 2 decades in Albany.

 

[MassOrange]

I like this one.

 

[JrodCuse]

I gotta go with this one.

 

[Orangeyes]

I gotta go with this one.

I remember after Tyree was stopped for marijuana possession it looked dire for his NFL career. If the NY Giants coach was anybody but Tom Coughlin, a fellow SU alum, I don't think David would have had that opportunity.

What better way to pay back Coughlin than by making that catch?

 

[OrangeAl]

For SU:
How about Jimmy "Bug" Williams to Rudy Hackett for the win against K-State in 1975?
Or, Conrad McCrae's duplication of the Laettner shot against Villanova?
Or, Norley to Siano to beat Nebraska in the Dome? Was that 1984?
Or, McPherson to Moore to stun Penn State on the opening play in 1987?

 

[Orangeyes]

For SU:
How about Jimmy "Bug" Williams to Rudy Hackett for the win against K-State in 1975?
Or, Conrad McCrae's duplication of the Laettner shot against Villanova?
Or, Norley to Siano to beat Nebraska in the Dome? Was that 1984?
Or, McPherson to Moore to stun Penn State on the opening play in 1987?

Loved them all, thanks for the memories

 

[xc84]

This is one of my favorites courtesy of The General:

 

[kcsu]

or the pitch to ownes for 2 to best WVU
warricks block in the championship game
as to non syracuse i would say franco harris catch for the steelers the immaculate reception may be the best play ever

 

[OrangeAl]

as to non syracuse i would say franco harris catch for the steelers the immaculate reception may be the best play ever

Or at least the luckiest or flukiest play ever.

 

[sdpenny32]

In all syracuse sports id say the goal to tie it against cornell in the NC game with time running out

 

[Eric15]

 

[Orangeyes]

The Jordan rules strike again.

If you are a Bulls fan you can't see it but in the eyes of a neutural observer MJ pushes off with his let hand and arm.

The force of that action propels the defender backwards into the lane.

Michael is now wide open and calmly sinks the shot as the refs look over to David Stern who gives them a wink and a nod.

 

[SUinNYC]

Without a doubt, this play.