The World's Most Amazing Basketball Shot

Guilford College vs Randolph Macon
January 31, 2005

To set this up:
The teams are tied with just a fraction of a second in overtime.

The yellow team (Randolph Macon) sinks a free throw to win the game. ( at least they think they do) The second free throw is missed.
A guy from the Purple team (Guilford) rebounds the ball and gets a shot off just milliseconds before the buzzer.



Watch the rest to see what happens.
The greatest moment in NCAA sports history.
The name of the game's hero is Jordan Snipes.


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Die Ausgangssituation:
Einen Bruchteil vor Ende der Nachspielzeit steht es unentschieden zwischen den Mannschaften.

Das gelbe Team (Randolph Macon) verwandelt den spielentscheidenden Freiwurf. (zumindest scheint es so)
Der zweite Wurf geht daneben.
Ein Spieler (Guilford) holt den Rebound und wirft den Ball Milisekunden vor der Schlusssirene.
Und der Rest... schaut selbst.
Der größte sportliche Moment in der Geschichte der NCAA.
Der Held des Tages heißt Jordan Snipes.



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Самый потрясающий бросок в мире!

Овертайм. Остаётся шесть десятых секунды до конца овертайма. Счёт 88-88. Жёлтая команда забивает штрафной, приносящий победу (по крайней мере они так думают). Второй штрафной мимо, игрок из фиолетовой команды подбирает и успевает сделать бросок за милисекунды до сирены.
Смотрите что было дальше.
Самый потрясающий момент в истории Национальной Атлетической Асоциации Колледжей.

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[MHDFerrah]

Sooo.... who said white boys can't play basket ball?

[TheOnlyBlueStopSign]

The only time when two straight guys can go full out gay and no one will think anything of it.

[jarrenm03]

Why cant the nba do that

[skylarsthelimit]

OH. MI. GOSH. EPIC

[Marcia Conde]

O.M.G AMAZIN

[cynthiabaumerts]

all i can say is OMG

[lochoa1992]

685 people cant make it under the rim.

[Dj Harrigan]

685 people cant get it in in under 5 feet

[Matthew Carpenter]

He's ON FIRE!

[iCSRify]

i bet this guy got pussy that night XD

[mastick]

Let's see - the guy's now married, territory manager for a large company, played for a USSSA softball team - nah, I don't think he'll see this as his biggest accomplishment, just the one most-viewed on YouTube. As for being "lucky" - well, when he was being interviewed live by WFMY News and they invited him to try to repeat his feat - he did. From 87 feet.