Tiger Woods in the 2000 US OPEN at Pebble Beach. He had a triple bogey during the second round and still ended up winning by 15. Its hard for a pro to beat a really good field of amateurs by 15 over 4 rounds, to do it against the best players in the world on the biggest stage is unprecedented.
if anyone ever gets the chance to see the highlights.....larry bird vs atlanta hawks back in the 80's...when he dropped like 60 on them....it was so ridiculous the atlanta hawk players were falling off the bench at the shots he was nailing...rumor has it he came down on 1 possession and told one of the players or coaches the next possession he was gonna throw it up from that spot...he did a turnaround/fallaway 3 from like 3 feet behind the line and SWISH....it was redonkulous...the whole tape is crazy...watching the Hawk players fall off the bench watching the opposing player is priceless....to this day ive never seen anything like it
Ed O'Bannon, not sure exactly the year, 90/91, CIF high school basketball playoffs (think semi-final). Artesia (O'Bannon) vs. Long Beach Poly (Ty Edny).
O'Bannon was absolutely unconscious in this game, double teamed, hitting 3 after 3 after 3. Smoothest stroke from a high school kid hitting from 25-30ft I've ever seen, and he was in the zone.
He ended up with 40-something, double teamed the entire night.
O'Bannon was absolutely unconscious in this game, double teamed, hitting 3 after 3 after 3. Smoothest stroke from a high school kid hitting from 25-30ft I've ever seen, and he was in the zone.
He ended up with 40-something, double teamed the entire night.
bro thank you for posting that so others can see it...i think it speaks for itself...at -1.11 you see the hawk player on the bench lean into the other guys LAP at the turnaround 3...the one where he called his shot is at -.50 that was remarkable....
i can watch that over and over again i love it...
i can watch that over and over again i love it...
