If you could change one play in the history of any sport, what would it be?

I would make it so Steve McNair's pass to Kevin Dyson in Super Bowl XXXIV got a touchdown.II-FBIsniper-II

That was the saddest sports play ive ever seen, id change Romo holding on to the ball!

I would make it so Steve McNair's pass to Kevin Dyson in Super Bowl XXXIV got a touchdown.II-FBIsniper-II

Was that the play where the Titan's reciever was literally 2 yards from the endzone with the ball outstretched? That score would have won the Super Bowl? That is the play I was going to nominate but couldn't remember the details.

I would make it so Steve McNair's pass to Kevin Dyson in Super Bowl XXXIV got a touchdown.II-FBIsniper-II

I'm not a titans fan, but I was rooting for em...to see them less then a yard short....it hurt...

mine would be last year actually in the NFC championship game. Change Green Bays interception to TD

Eli's suck out pass and the amazing but lucky catch that continued last years superbowls final drive that won them the game.

Also, I would liek to go back and slap Belichick in the back of the head and remind him he doesnt need to film the plays to win because it doesnt even help that much in the end... or just go back to game 1 of last season and tell him how much of an idiot he is being since the league had just sent out a memo saying DONT DO IT ANYMORE.... for a genious he's pretty stupid.

[QUOTE="II-FBIsniper-II"]I would make it so Steve McNair's pass to Kevin Dyson in Super Bowl XXXIV got a touchdown.TheSystemLord1

Was that the play where the Titan's reciever was literally 2 yards from the endzone with the ball outstretched? That score would have won the Super Bowl? That is the play I was going to nominate but couldn't remember the details.

The other play I would change is when that dumb ass fan of the Chicago Cubs decided to reach his glove out and catch the ball. Wasn't his name 'Bartman' or something like that?? What an idiot.printer72

did you not hear what Alou said this year? after all these years that Bartman went through that misery, Alou comes out and says he didn't think he could have caught that ball anyways. You should be blaming the pitcher for that melt down that cost the cubs the game and series

[QUOTE="printer72"] The other play I would change is when that dumb ass fan of the Chicago Cubs decided to reach his glove out and catch the ball. Wasn't his name 'Bartman' or something like that?? What an idiot.andyboiii

did you not hear what Alou said this year? after all these years that Bartman went through that misery, Alou comes out and says he didn't think he could have caught that ball anyways. You should be blaming the pitcher for that melt down that cost the cubs the game and series

Plus, if you watch the video there was probably 10 peopel aroudn him all trying to get that ball. He was just the one who got it.

Cubs had another game they could have won. He shouldnt have been treated thatway by the media. He was a fan simply going for a trophy.. the media should never be able to make a persons who is not in the public eye (celebrity) life that miserable. Bartmans hould be able to sue every media outlet that showed that clip and mentioned his name.

It's a tossup between

-Not calling that phantom foul against Bill Laimbeer in the '88 Finals, or

-Robert **** Horry missing that **** shot in Game 5 of the 2005 Finals.

Chalmers hitting the 3 to tie the game in the NCAA 08 finals.
Asante Samuel dropping the INT on the Giants final drive.
The Patriots not sacking Eli Manning when they had a perfect chance to and if he did David Tyree making that ridclous catch.
Ellis Hobbs leaving Plaxico Burres wide open (because he thought it was a slant pass then he turned around and TD giants :.(

I would make it so Steve McNair's pass to Kevin Dyson in Super Bowl XXXIV got a touchdown.II-FBIsniper-II

Agreed. That was a bad day.

Buckner. Dont get me wrong i loved being here for the first championship in so many years, but what the Boston Press and fans did to that mans life is the worst showing of good will and sportsman ship and all things...Just cruel.

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[QUOTE="II-FBIsniper-II"]I would make it so Steve McNair's pass to Kevin Dyson in Super Bowl XXXIV got a touchdown.II-FBIsniper-II

Was that the play where the Titan's reciever was literally 2 yards from the endzone with the ball outstretched? That score would have won the Super Bowl? That is the play I was going to nominate but couldn't remember the details.

Actually, they would have needed the touchdown and extra point just to TIE the Rams.

I can't think of one play that would have made the difference between winning or losing, except Romo getting tackled at the 1/2 line against Seattle couple years back after his bobbled hold. If he just dove a split second before the Seattle defender grabbed his legs, he would have crossed the goalline.

Buckner. Dont get me wrong i loved being here for the first championship in so many years, but what the Boston Press and fans did to that mans life is the worst showing of good will and sportsman ship and all things...Just cruel.

hmac777

Michigan's Chris Webber calling a time out with none left against Duke for the championship, resulting in a turn over that pretty much sealed the game for Duke.

Colorado's Kordell Stewarts lucky "Hail Mary" to beat my Wolverines with no time left at the Big House.

Steelers's Franco Harris's "Emaculate" but illegal reception of the deflection off the big hit by Jack Tatum/George Atkinson, that cost us the AFC championship (Raiders)

Michigan's Chris Webber calling a time out with none left against Duke for the championship, resulting in a turn over that pretty much sealed the game for Duke.

BigHouseFan

I would make it so Steve McNair's pass to Kevin Dyson in Super Bowl XXXIV got a touchdown.II-FBIsniper-II

[QUOTE="printer72"] The other play I would change is when that dumb ass fan of the Chicago Cubs decided to reach his glove out and catch the ball. Wasn't his name 'Bartman' or something like that?? What an idiot.andyboiii

did you not hear what Alou said this year? after all these years that Bartman went through that misery, Alou comes out and says he didn't think he could have caught that ball anyways. You should be blaming the pitcher for that melt down that cost the cubs the game and series

Really should blame Gonzales I believe, the SS that booted the inning ending double play.

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[QUOTE="printer72"] The other play I would change is when that dumb ass fan of the Chicago Cubs decided to reach his glove out and catch the ball. Wasn't his name 'Bartman' or something like that?? What an idiot.mrgab

did you not hear what Alou said this year? after all these years that Bartman went through that misery, Alou comes out and says he didn't think he could have caught that ball anyways. You should be blaming the pitcher for that melt down that cost the cubs the game and series

Really should blame Gonzales I believe, the SS that booted the inning ending double play.

Indeed, I still have no idea how Gonzalez got off the hook so easily. I'd never blame one person for the meltdown because it was a team effort, but Alex Gonzalez definitely should have made that play. (not even arguable, it is arguable that Alou would not have caught the ball that Bartman interfered with) It would have ended the inning and the game would have progressed with the Cubs' lead intact.