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[Assistant] Not only that, but the rule back then meant that the review was cancelled.


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[Assistant] Washington versus the Dallas Cowboys. 1974. The NFL has a sordid history with bounties, wherein certain players are deliberately targeted with cash prizes for dealing injuries. But thankfully, karma reared its ugly head between these rivals in 1974.


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[Assistant] Washington head coach George Allen later said it was probably the toughest loss they'd ever had, but were not inclined to feel bad for his team.


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[Assistant] Pittsburgh Steelers vs Detroit Lions, 1998. The game itself was fairly close, with the Lions erasing a 10-point deficit and the teams going into overtime tied at 16. And that's when the controversy started. The Steelers' Jerome Bettis was assigned to call the coin toss that would decide the overtime possession.


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[Assistant] This was the first of five losses to end the Steelers' playoff-less season. Meanwhile, players have since been required to call the toss beforehand, rather than while the coin's in the air.


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[Assistant] Number one, the Miami Dolphins versus the Dallas Cowboys. 1993. You'd think that a snowy Thanksgiving game in Texas couldn't get any more memorable, but think again. The Dolphins were down by one when they attempted what would have been a game-winning field goal with seconds left, but it was blocked by Jimmy Jones.


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[Assistant] In attempting to grab the ball, Letts slipped on the turf and accidentally kicked it forward, making it live once more. The Dolphins recovered the ball on the goal line, setting up what was now a sure thing game winner. The Dolphins pull it out. 16-14.


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[Assistant] Thankfully for the Cowboys, they put the gaff in the rear view, going undefeated from there to win a Super Bowl. What's your favorite Thanksgiving memory? Gobble gobble in the comments.


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[Assistant] It hurt the sport of boxing, especially amateur boxing. It hurt it because when you can take a kid 19 years old, he defeats his rival, clearly. And you rob him?


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[Assistant] It really eliminates the integrity of that sport.


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[Assistant] I kept saying, I can't believe we beat the Russians, I can't believe we beat the Russians, and the celebration, uh, was incredible.


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[Assistant] The object of the game is for your team to score more points than the opposing team. Teams are made up of 15 players, with 5 players on the basketball court attending one time.


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[Assistant] Once someone has won possession of the ball, they have up to 24 seconds to shoot the ball towards the opponent's basket.


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[Assistant] To move the ball up the court, you can either pass the ball to a teammate,


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[Assistant] Or dribble the ball where you bounce the ball up and down repeatedly whilst in motion.


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[Assistant] Failure to shoot the ball within 24 seconds results in a shot clock violation and the other team is awarded possession of the ball.


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[Assistant] The game is played in four 12-minute quarters in the NBA, four 10-minute quarters internationally, or two 20-minute halves in the NCAA, and the highest score at the end of time wins.


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[Assistant] There are no ties in basketball, so if the scores are tied at the end of regulation, overtime periods will be played to determine the winner.


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[Assistant] Wow, that was the shortest video ever! Unfortunately, it doesn't stop there. Whilst basketball is an easy game to understand, I've just explained the basic concept of the game. There are a lot of things in basketball that you're not allowed to do, so to make it easy for you to understand, there are generally two types of things you can't do. Violations, and fouls.


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[Assistant] Violations are generally called when you break one of the rules. The main violations include Shot clock violation. As earlier stated, your team has 24 seconds in which to shoot the ball. If you've not shot the ball within this time, a shot clock violation is called and the ball is awarded to the other team. Double dribble.


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[Assistant] In basketball, you're only allowed to dribble the ball and stop once. If a player then begins to dribble again, this is known as double dribble, and the ball is awarded to the other team.


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[Assistant] If a player takes too many steps without dribbling the ball, this is travelling. And surprise surprise, the ball is awarded to the other team.


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[Assistant] Three in the key. A player cannot stay in the key, which is this section of the court, for more than three seconds.


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[Assistant] A violation in which the attacking player runs into a stationary defender. Possession of the ball is awarded to the defending team.


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[Assistant] There are other violations that I've included a brief description of here, but the ones I previously mentioned are the ones you're most likely to encounter in a game. Fowls.


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[Assistant] Now imagine two giant cylinders that surround them that extend from the floor to the ceiling.


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[Assistant] Neither of these two players is allowed to encroach in each other's cylindrical space. If an attacking player makes contact with a defender in his space, then it's called an offensive foul against the attacker. If a defender makes contact with an attacker in his space, then it's called a defensive foul against the defender.


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[Assistant] Any foul in the act of shooting results in free throws being awarded to the attacking team.


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[Assistant] Two shots for files inside the arc, and three shots for files outside the arc.


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[Assistant] Flagrant fouls are severe fouls that occur when a player has made violent contact against another player. This always results in the other team being awarded two free throws. Technical foul.


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[Assistant] Technical fouls are fouls that don't fit the description of either a personal or flagrant foul. Technical fouls can be awarded for fighting, unsportsmanlike conduct, or abuse from players and coaches against referees. Two technical fouls equals an automatic rejection from the game.


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[Assistant] This is a lot to take in, especially understanding how the fouls work. But as you watch or play basketball, the rules will become clear.


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[Assistant] On the face of it, uh, if one team has 700 pages of documents, all the information about another team, that is not correct from a sporting point of view. When we got all the facts, then we'll decide what to do.


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[Assistant] The Paraguayan referee has lost control and he knows it. Aren't police trying to calm the situation?


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[Assistant] Number 10, Antoine Randall-Elles game clinching pass.


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[Assistant] Randall L. played quarterback at Indiana University where he proved that he could run, pass, and catch. He was drafted by Pittsburgh as a receiver in 2002 and got to put his passing talent to work again in Super Bowl 40.


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[Assistant] With the Steelers up 14-10 and just under 9 minutes left to play, Roethlisberger handed the ball off to Randall L, who had launched it 43 yards downfield to Heinz Ward. Randall L, he can throw, he was a quarterback in college.


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[Assistant] At the beginning of the third quarter, Brady led the Pats on an 82-yard drive that culminated in his unique spin on this classic trick play. The Jags were expecting either a direct snap or a handoff to running back Kevin Falk. Instead, Brady took the snap and held onto the ball, leaving the defenders totally confused.


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[Assistant] It's the second quarter. You're down 13 to 7, and it's fourth and goal at the one yard line. Do you kick a field goal or try for a quarterback's snake? How about neither? Instead, the Dolphins line up in an unusual formation, with the center snapping the ball directly to punter Matt Hawke.


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[Assistant] He got it! With 16 seconds left, it looked like the Titans playoff run was over. Then, a miracle happened.


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[Assistant] He gives it to Wychech, Wychech, that looked like a forward pass. Fullback Lorenzo Neil fielded the kickoff and handed the ball off to tight end Frank Wychech. He then threw a lateral pass to wide receiver Kevin Dyson who ran 75 yards untouched to the end zone.


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[Assistant] For a while, there was some controversy over whether the pass was indeed a lateral, but later analysis showed that the refs made the right call.


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[Assistant] Just a few weeks later, the Titans took their first and only trip to the Super Bowl, where they lost the St. Louis Rams.


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[Assistant] Also known as the Fumble Ruski, some version of this play has been kicking around for decades. In the family classic Little Giants, Rick Moranis' Peewee team gave it a new name and used it to score a 99-yard touchdown in the final seconds of the game.


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[Assistant] The Panthers ran their own take on it in 2011. Cam Newton took the snap and handed it off to fullback Richie Brockle between his legs. Newton then executed a spin move to the right as Brockle ran to the left and into the end zone.


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[Assistant] To be fair to the Texans, most of them didn't bite on the fakeout, but they also didn't react fast enough to the handoff, allowing the runner to score.


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[Assistant] Number five, Rams punt misdirection.


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[Assistant] Both the blockers and the defenders swarm to one side of the field, where Tavon Austin pretends he's about to catch the punt, but the ball is actually headed toward the far sideline, where Stedman Bailey waits for it.


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[Assistant] Thanks to Austin's Oscar-worthy fakeout, no one is anywhere near Bailey when he catches the ball. And he sprints 90 yards for a touchdown.


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[Assistant] The Bears almost pulled off an identical play three years earlier, but it was called back on a holding penalty.


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[Assistant] Named after former Oilers and Saints coach Bum Phillips, the Bumeruski is another variation on the Fumbleruski. In their second matchup against the Broncos in 2006, Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers took the snap and handed off the ball between the legs of Lorenzo Neal.


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[Assistant] Rivers then faked a handoff to running back Vincent Jackson, and both he and Rivers ran to the right.


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[Assistant] Neil, meanwhile, ran to the left, barreling through defenders, and in for the touchdown.


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[Assistant] Looks like it's the Harlem Globe products down there.


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[Assistant] In this 1994 matchup against the Jets, the Dolphins were down 3 points with less than a minute left in the game. They got a first down on a Marino pass to Mark Ingram Sr., setting up first and goal in the Jets' 8-yard line with 38 seconds to go.


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[Assistant] The offense then rushed to get set at the line of scrimmage as Marino motioned for a spike to stop the clock. At the snap, the defensive line barely moved, assuming Marino would throw the ball to the turf. Instead, he floated an easy pass to Ingram in the end zone, leaving the Jets and the commentators


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[Assistant] This might be the gutsiest play ever called in a Super Bowl. Down 10-6 at the half, New Orleans shocked everyone by starting the third quarter with an onside kick.


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[Assistant] The refs finally made the announcement, Saints Ball.


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[Assistant] Before we unveil our top pick, here are a few honorable mentions. Pat McAfee recovers his own onside kick. No other kicker could have made this look so easy.


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[Assistant] Fake punt, sleight of hand. Oilers punter Reggie Roby pulls off a magic trick to get a first down.


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[Assistant] Time Montgomery's kick recovery out of bounds. This smart move gave the Packers an extra 15 yards for free.


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[Assistant] Super Bowl 52 felt like a David and Goliath matchup if there ever was one, with Eagles backup quarterback Nick Foles facing off against all-time great Tom Brady. But Philadelphia held their own against New England and pulled off one of the most brilliant trick plays of all time in the process.


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[Assistant] At the end of the first half, at fourth and goal, with 38 seconds left of the clock, the Eagles center snapped the ball directly to running back Corey Clements. He then pitched it to tight end Trey Burton, who launched a perfect pass to the QB in the end zone. They're gonna snap it, and it's Trey Burton who throws court!


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[Assistant] There's the snap, alright, and it looks like Cam Newton's getting it.


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[Assistant] Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 moments in sports that left us speechless.


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[Assistant] Near the end of a game between the Detroit Pistons and Indiana Pacers back in 2004, what started as some pushing and shoving amongst players after an unnecessary foul turned ugly after a beer was thrown at Metta's Sandiford Artest.


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[Assistant] Our test charged at a fan who he thought threw the beer and before you knew it, several physical altercations took place between players and fans.


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[Assistant] To witness both professional athletes and spectators stooping so low and behave in such a manner was bad enough at the time, but even rewatching it years later, everyone cannot believe such an incident could have taken place. Number 9. Michael Jordan's First Retirement.


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[Assistant] On October 6th, 1993, arguably the biggest and greatest superstar in all sports announced his retirement to the world. Citing a lack of motivation and his belief that he reached the peak of his career, his airness decided to call it quits.


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[Assistant] The announcement sent shockwaves across the world and the fact that he would take a shot at playing baseball further fueled everyone's disbelief at the decision. Fortunately, he would return to the NBA on two separate occasions.


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[Assistant] We thought he was going to his doom, but he didn't. From the moment the bell rang, Buster Douglas took it to Tyson and picked him apart before landing a vicious uppercut followed by a flurry of punches that put him down for good in the 10th round.


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[Assistant] A 42 to 1 underdog coming into the fight, Douglas pulled off an upset for the ages.


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[Assistant] 1980 wasn't a particularly bright year for the United States of America. Issues with the economy, a hostage crisis, and growing tensions as a result of the Cold War. The US was going through tough times.


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[Assistant] That same year, the United States hockey team was set to face the heavily favored Soviet Union at the Winter Olympics. In an exciting and close game, the USA went on to beat the Soviets 4-3.


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[Assistant] We considered going with the infamous Bronco chase, but we instead opted for this surreal moment of the trial that took the world to its core. OJ Simpson, one of the NFL's most marketable and popular athletes, was charged with the murders of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron Goldman. With all evidence pointing to Simpson as the culprit, it seemed like an open and shut case right from the get-go.


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[Assistant] Only, it wasn't. In the end he was not found guilty and acquitted.


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[Assistant] It was an outcome that no one ever anticipated and the public was shocked and outraged. The verdict generated outrage and heavy debate with many questioning the country's judicial system.


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[Assistant] Emotions were riding for Zizou, one of the greatest to ever play European football, who was set to play his last game during the World Cup final in 2006. During the match, Zidane was constantly being taunted by Italy's Marco Matarazzi.


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[Assistant] In response, he proceeded to headbutt Matarazzi right in the chest. He was immediately handed a red card and sent off. Many couldn't believe the act. In addition to the fact that this was how the French icon would be finishing his career. Although the game went on, everyone was still in utter disbelief.


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[Assistant] To make matters worse, France went on to lose the game in penalty shootouts. This was probably the last way anybody expected the French team captain's swan song to end.


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[Assistant] During his final lap of the Daytona 500 race in 2001, Dale Earnhardt's car bumped into another vehicle before crashing directly into a wall. Many viewers didn't see anything out of the ordinary that would have deemed the crash as fatal, but worries began to grow when Earnhardt was taken to the hospital.


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[Assistant] To not only witness a death occurring during a race but to know that Earnhardt's son was also participating in that very same race made this incident all the more tragic. Dale Earnhardt Jr. honored his father's memory a few months later by winning the very first race held at Daytona International Speedway following the tragic event.


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[Assistant] With eight Grand Slam titles to her name and ranked one in the world at the time of this event, this Yugoslavian prodigy was a powerhouse in dominating women's tennis. However, her tennis career would take an unfortunate turn when she was attacked by an assailant with a knife during a match at the Hamburg Open in 1993.


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[Assistant] Luckily, the attacker was apprehended. While Sela sustained injuries that were deemed non-life-threatening and she was able to eventually recover, she took a two-year absence from the sport.


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[Assistant] To witness someone get attacked in such a vicious manner was terrifying and many consider it the darkest chapter in the history of the sport.


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[Assistant] In a career which saw him lead the Los Angeles Lakers to five NBA titles and cement their status as the NBA's hottest attraction, it was truly hard to believe he was hanging up his sneakers back in 1991.


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[Assistant] To make the announcement, Johnson held a press conference. However, what many didn't know is that Johnson also used the opportunity to tell the entire world he was retiring because he had contracted HIV.


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[Assistant] The former Lakers point guard has since become an advocate for HIV AIDS prevention. Although he did make a brief return to the game a few years later, the announcement was a surprise and ultimately a sad day for basketball.


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[Assistant] Before we unveil our top pick, here are a few honorable mentions. Randy Johnson wrecks a bird. Viewers found out just how lethal his fastball really is. Parachute Guy lands in the boxing ring. Yes, it's just as strange as it sounds.


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[Assistant] The hand of God. The referees allowed a goal that the Argentinian clearly scored with his hand.


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[Assistant] Pedro Martinez throws down Don Zimmer This infamous baseball brawl had a player throw a coach to the ground.


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[Assistant] The attack on Nancy Kerrigan. Tanya Harding was so competitive, she arranged for her rival to get attacked.


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[Assistant] Number 1. Mike Tyson bites a Vander Holyfield's ear.


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[Assistant] Mike Tyson was already seen as one of the wildest and most eccentric personalities in boxing, but nothing could prepare anyone for what was about to take place during his rematch against Evander Holyfield in 1997. During the Sound and the Fury fight, Tyson didn't only bite his opponent's ear once, but twice.


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[Assistant] I've been ready for three years. I've been denied for three years.


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[Assistant] We all know why I came out here and showed it today in front of everybody.


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[Assistant] I've been ready, I'm staying ready, and I'll continue to be ready.


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[Assistant] After that game, it made you want to hug your television set. I mean, it just made the country feel so much better about itself.


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[Assistant] I get the snap, I drop back, I throw the ball, you know, I grip it and, and I try to throw the ball. That's the extent of the, uh, you know, me touching the football. So.


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[Assistant] Somehow fans say this man in the black number three Chevrolet always seemed to defy the risks of this sport. His death a reminder to the men who still want to be boys that NASCAR at 180 miles per hour


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[Assistant] You've got the Dean Dome. You've got 22,000 people rockin'. You got the colors. Targiel Blue is an actual color.


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[Assistant] When this day began, Aaron Hernandez was a New England Patriots tight end. Tonight he is the defendant in a murder case.


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[Assistant] Tom Williams came onto the field with one point between the teams and just ten minutes left.


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[Assistant] I understood from what Dean said that I'd be coming off at some point before the end of the match with a fake injury, but I had no idea how this would work.


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[Assistant] During a break in play, Williams was called over by the club physio. Steph came onto the pitch and told me to change positions with David Stretl. At this point, Steph handed me a blood capsule. I instinctively placed the capsule in my sock as there was nowhere else to put it.


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[Assistant] As he dove for a loose ball, Karl Krauser, watch Krauser's left hand comes up and inadvertently pokes Alan Ray in the right eye.


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[Assistant] We have a free-fall. Johnson blindsided Rivers. Rivers went down. And this could become ugly.


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[Assistant] Well alright, let's all take a deep breath as we go to the most dramatic ninth inning in the history of


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[Assistant] I don't think anybody can see this video and not feel something in the pit of their stomach.


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[Assistant] From close range, Yibril Cissé scores against his former club.


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[Assistant] Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 NBA playoffs moments.


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[Assistant] For this list, we're looking at the most amazing, unexpected, and memorable moments from the first three rounds of the NBA playoffs. Due to their impact, standout performances by players in games will also be included. However, moments occurring during the finals will not be included, as they merit a list of their own.


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[Assistant] What's your favorite moment from the playoffs? Be sure to share it with us in the comments below.


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[Assistant] We are kicking off this list with its newest entry. This series was filled with fan misbehavior, specifically towards Hawks star Trey Young.


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[Assistant] The series was essentially already won for the Hawks, so as the garden crowd applauded the Knicks in their impressive season, Young leaned into his villain status.


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[Assistant] Not only did he hit a three-pointer, but he also turned to the crowd that had spit on him and insulted his appearance and he bowed. After the game, Young compared the series to a Broadway show and his final moment on the court to a curtain call.


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[Assistant] Michael Jordan has no shortage of incredible playoff performances, but one of his most memorable games actually came from a loss for the Bulls.


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[Assistant] While some players would be cold from missing so many months, Jordan just seemed invigorated. During the second game of the series that went into double overtime, the sophomore Jordan scored 63 points, a record that still stands today.


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[Assistant] Number 8. Reggie Miller's 8-point turnaround. Pacers vs. Knicks. With under 20 seconds left in Game 1 between Indiana and New York, the Pacers were down 105-99.


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[Assistant] Tying it was not enough for Miller though. In a desperate attempt to take control after missing their free throws, the Knicks fouled him. This led to Miller making two free throws at the line.


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[Assistant] In just nine seconds, Miller took Indiana from a six-point deficit to a two-point lead, and they won the game.


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[Assistant] The Pacers would go on to win the series in seven games and advance to the Eastern Conference Finals.


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[Assistant] Number 7. Damian Lillard's buzzer-beating series winner. Trailblazers vs. Rockets.


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[Assistant] Game time was in full effect during the last .9 seconds of this game. Lillard is known for his clutch shots, but perhaps his most memorable is this series winner from 2014.


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[Assistant] So with less than a second left on the clock and the Blazers down by two, Dame wasn't just satisfied with going into overtime or taking the series to game seven. From just outside the three point line, Dame lined up and took his shot. It went in, and the Portland crowd erupted.


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[Assistant] This incredible basket sent the Trailblazers to their first second round series in 14 years. However, this wouldn't be the last time Dame sent a team packing with a buzzer beater.


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[Assistant] Number 6. Havlicek stole the ball. 76ers vs Celtics.


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[Assistant] John Habelcheck leapt into the air and deflected the ball to fellow Celtic Sam Jones. In what many consider, quote, the most famous radio call in basketball history, legendary Boston broadcaster Johnny Most excitedly announced the play.


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[Assistant] Jones dribbled out the clock, and the Celtics won the series. Boston went to the finals, where they won their seventh championship in a row.


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[Assistant] With less than three seconds on the clock, Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals was tied at 100. The Jazz were ahead 3-2 in the series. The Utah squad had their dynamic duo Carl Malone and John Stockton on the court.


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[Assistant] Stockton used Malone to screen the play and he launched a three-pointer from deep as the clock ran out.


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[Assistant] The shot went in, and the Jazz won the game, the series, and the conference over a legendary Houston team. Stockton's miraculous field goal sent the Jazz to their first ever finals.


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[Assistant] In the final seconds of game 5 between the Cavaliers and the Bulls in 1989, Chicago was down 100 to 99. Jordan made a drifting foul line shot over the defending Craig Elo as the clock ran out.


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[Assistant] The two point shot went in, and the Bulls advanced to the second round.


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[Assistant] It was also another standout performance by Michael Jordan, who finished the game with 44 points.


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[Assistant] The shot itself is, of course, an iconic Jordan clutch moment, but his victorious celebration jump afterward is just as memorable.


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[Assistant] Number three. LeBron's 45 points and 15 rebounds in game six. Heat versus Celtics.


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[Assistant] However, he had yet to win a championship. In 2012, King James and his Heat Super Team took the Celtics to Game 6 in the Eastern Conference Finals. There, he went off for a whopping 45 points, 15 rebounds, and 5 assists.


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[Assistant] What's even more impressive is that he did all of this in TD Garden, which is notorious for being unfriendly to visiting teams.


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[Assistant] This astounding performance and another win the following game catapulted the heat to the finals, where LeBron finally won his first championship.


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[Assistant] The 1987 Eastern Conference Finals were intense. Boston and Detroit had some of their all-time greats on their rosters, and they were pretty evenly matched.


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[Assistant] In the final seconds of the game with Detroit ahead by one, Pistons superstar Isaiah Thomas tried to pass the ball. However, Larry Bird intercepted the ball and passed it to Dennis Johnson, who sank it in and put Boston ahead with a second to go, sealing the Celtics victory.


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[Assistant] Kobe and Shaq's Alley-oop. Lakers vs. Trailblazers.


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[Assistant] Clay Thompson scores 41 points and hits a record 11 3-pointers in game 6 against OKC. Warriors vs. Thunder.


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[Assistant] With under 5 seconds to play in game 7 between the Raptors and Sixers, the score was tied at 90.


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[Assistant] In one of the most dramatic moments in NBA history, Leonard shot the ball, which proceeded to bounce and circle around the rim.


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[Assistant] The Toronto crowd went from cemetery silence to ear-shattering as the ball finally fell in. The Raptors eventually made it to the NBA Finals, where they won their first championship.


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[Assistant] Scorpion kick saves and scorpion kick goals, but have you ever seen a reverse scorpion kick own goal that flies into their top corner before?


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[Assistant] James for three. Puts it in. LeBron James from downtown.


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[Assistant] There's a new NBA champion, and it's a team from Toronto, Canada.


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[Assistant] These fights started before the match. Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we'll be counting down our picks for the top 10 most controversial UFC weigh-ins and press conferences. For this list, we'll be looking at moments outside of the octagon where tensions were high and tempers flared between MMA's top fighters. Let's do this.


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[Assistant] Number 10 Anderson Silva vs. Chael Sonnen UFC 148


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[Assistant] Anderson Silva pulled off a comfort behind victory over Chael Sonnen in their first encounter at UFC 117, submitting in with a triangle choke in the 5th round after being dominated for most of the fight. As one of the most reviled trash talkers in the UFC at the time, Sonnen did nothing but disrespect Silva leading up to their rematch at UFC 148.


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[Assistant] Not being one to mince words, Silva let his shoulder do the talking during their faceoff following the weigh-ins. He drove his shoulder into Sonnen's mouth, sending the message that he'd heard all the smack talk and was going to put an end to it.


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[Assistant] Nick Diaz was making his second return to the UFC after a prolonged absence fighting for other promotions and was supposed to take on Georges Saint-Pierre for the welterweight championship at UFC 137.


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[Assistant] After missing press events, he was removed from that fight and scheduled to instead face BJ Penn on the same card. This clearly rubbed Diaz the wrong way, and he showed visible frustration and aggression at the weigh-in, jamming his forehead into Penn's during their face-off.


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[Assistant] You had to know Conor would show up on this list at some point. McGregor was set to face off against featherweight champion Jose Aldo at UFC 189, and the last stop on the press tour was Conor's hometown of Dublin, Ireland.


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[Assistant] During the press event, Aldo made the mistake of claiming to be the real king of Dublin.


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[Assistant] Conor responded by reaching over and snagging Aldo's featherweight belt right off the table to the delight of the Irish crowd. Ultimately, their fight was delayed because of injury until UFC 194, where Conor knocked out Aldo in 13 seconds to claim the featherweight belt and set a record for the quickest finish in a UFC title fight.


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[Assistant] Number 7, Conor McGregor vs Eddie Alvarez, UFC 205.


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[Assistant] Conor wasn't finished taking names and stealing belts. He did it again, this time to Eddie Alvarez at the press conference leading up to UFC 205. McGregor showed up fashionably late to the event and snatched lightweight belt off the table, laying it next to his featherweight title.


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[Assistant] Alvarez, who had left the stage in frustration, came storming back to confront McGregor. Poor Dana White had to get between them to keep the peace. Things continued to escalate with Conor taking a page from the WWE and threatening Eddie with a steel chair.


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[Assistant] Number 6. John Jones vs Daniel Cormier. UFC Summer Kickoff. Jones and Cormier stole the spotlight at this 2017 press event, bringing their, at this point, two-year rivalry to the next level.


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[Assistant] DC responded by commenting on John's choice of weekend activities and hypothesizing about what he would do to get suspended by the UFC next. The event was capped off by a fistfight that broke out between Michael Chisa and Kevin Lee. Just another day at the office for the UFC.


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[Assistant] Connor was supposed to be fighting Rafael dos Anjos for the lightweight title.


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[Assistant] When Dos Anjos had a pull out due to injury, in-step Nate Diaz on only 12 days notice.


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[Assistant] The fight that followed was one for the books, with Nate submitting Connor in round two, sparking one of the most entertaining rivalries in the UFC.


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[Assistant] Number 4, Ronda Rousey vs. Halle Haum, UFC 193.


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[Assistant] Remember when Ronda Rousey was the woman to beat in the UFC? Before Holly delivered Ronda her first career loss, she showed an incredible amount of composure leading up to UFC 193. Ronda was a heavy favorite and her attitude was getting increasingly aggressive as their first fight approached.


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[Assistant] During weigh-ins, the intensity was palpable, and both fighters clashed during their staredown, having to be broken up and held back.


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[Assistant] Hall exposed her for the first time in her career during the fight and knocked her out in the second round with a head kick that shocked the entire MMA world.


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[Assistant] During the lead up to UFC 202, McGregor and Diaz's rivalry was one of the hottest in the UFC. At the Fight Week press conference, McGregor and his team showed up half an hour late, as they'd been known to do.


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[Assistant] This upset Diaz who decided that if Connor would decide when he wanted to show up, he could decide when he wanted to leave. Nate picked up and started heading out of the arena with his crew, flipping Connor off along the way. Diaz threw a water bottle and before you knew it, Connor was launching cans of Monster energy drink.


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[Assistant] This is the moment where it became clear to the world just how much Jones and Cormier hated each other. When Jones leaned into the faceoff, DC retaliated with a shove.


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[Assistant] The whole thing quickly degenerated into an all-out brawl. Both men had to be dragged away by security and Jones ended up back on stage yelling into the audience before leaving.


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[Assistant] He was later fined $50,000 and sentenced to 40 hours of community service. This is one of very few instances from fights breaking out at UFC press events, and it did nothing but fuel the bitter rivalry between Jones and DC.


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[Assistant] Before we get to our top pick, here are a few honorable mentions that don't include Connor McGregor. Anderson Silva and Vitor Belfort's intense staredown. USC 126.


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[Assistant] Luke Rockhold shares his opinion about Michael Bisping, UFC 199.


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[Assistant] At the Fight Week weigh-in, months of bad blood bubbled to the surface, and both fighters looked like they were ready to go to war right then and there. Nobody had forgotten Conor's crazy attack on Habib's team bus earlier that year, and the stage was packed with security for their face-off. Still, Conor lashed out at Habib and even threw a kick as he was being pulled back.


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[Assistant] The craziness didn't stop there. After their fight in which Habib submitted Connor in the fourth round, a brawl broke out between the two teams, showing that the rivalry is far from over.


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[Assistant] It's a fate accompli, number 99 Wayne Gretzky will be playing in a Los Angeles King uniform next season.


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[Assistant] After that game, it made you want to hug your television set.


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[Assistant] You're going to, uh, an underarm. You haven't believed it.


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[Assistant] And if you're a little bit squeamish you might not want to turn away from this one.


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[Assistant] The other side may have thought they were ready. They weren't ready.


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[Assistant] He's a voice of reason that always drove and challenged me. That's the type of father I have. Yea, like a friend.


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[Assistant] Welcome to WatchModel.com, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 best Super Bowl games. Before we begin, we publish new videos every day, so be sure to subscribe for more great content. For this list, we're looking at some of the greatest football games ever played in this event's long and prestigious history.


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[Assistant] Number 10, Super Bowl 36, New England Patriots 20, St. Louis Rams 17.


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[Assistant] Believe it or not, the New England Patriots were actually an underdog at one point.


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[Assistant] Although they were held in check for the majority of the game, the Rams were able to score two fourth quarter touchdowns to tie the game at 17 with a minute 30 left.


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[Assistant] That's when Patriots coach Bill Belichick put the ball in the hands of then little-known quarterback Tom Brady. Operating with no timeouts, Brady led the Patriots into field goal range, where Adam Viniciari nailed a 48-yard kick as time ran out to seal the win.


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[Assistant] Number 9, Super Bowl 38, New England Patriots 32, Carolina Panthers 29.


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[Assistant] While this game may be best remembered for Janet Jackson's infamous wardrobe malfunction during the halftime show, the on-field performance wasn't so shabby either. Although the game started slowly, the two teams combined for 24 points by the end of the first half, the offense continued in the second half as both teams executed big play after big play.


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[Assistant] The Panthers were able to tie the game at 29 late in the fourth quarter, but left too much time on the clock for Tom Brady.


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[Assistant] For the second time in three years, Brady led his team down the field, setting up another game-winning field goal for Adam Vinatieri.


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[Assistant] Like several entries on this list, this game started out slowly, with the score just 3-3 at halftime. Both teams traded scores throughout the second half, but the Bengals were able to pull ahead 16-13, thanks to a 40-yard field goal with 3.20 remaining.


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[Assistant] Things looked bleak for the 49ers when they were forced to start on their own 8-yard line. That's when Joe Montana took over. Widely considered one of the greatest clutch quarterbacks in history, Montana led the 49ers 92 yards in less than 3 minutes.


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[Assistant] He eventually passed to John Taylor from 10 yards out with just 34 seconds left to secure his third Super Bowl ring.


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[Assistant] Number 7, Super Bowl 34, St. Louis Rams 23, Tennessee Titans 16.


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[Assistant] However, Steve McNair and the Titans rallied back to score three straight times to tie the game at 16 with just over two minutes remaining. It didn't take long for Warner to answer though, connecting with Isaac Bruce for a 73-yard touchdown pass less than 20 seconds later, reclaiming the Rams lead.


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[Assistant] While at first the score might make some fans question how this could be one of the all-time great Super Bowls, this was truly a monumental upset. The Colts, representing the NFL, came into the game with a 13-1 record and were heavily favored over the AFL's Jets.


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[Assistant] New York quarterback, Joe Namath, boldly guaranteed a victory three days before the game. And delivered on his promise, as the Jets controlled the game from the outset. He's in there! No score!


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[Assistant] This was the first ever title victory for the AFL and was also the first championship game to officially be called the Super Bowl.


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[Assistant] Number 5, Super Bowl 25, New York Giants 20, Buffalo Bills 19.


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[Assistant] It is truly remarkable that the Buffalo Bills were able to win the AFC four straight seasons. What's even more remarkable is that they lost all four Super Bowl appearances.


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[Assistant] Their best chance to win was their first matchup against the New York Giants, who were using a backup quarterback thanks to a season-ending injury to Phil Sims. The game saw five lead changes, with the Giants jumping ahead 20-19 late in the fourth quarter thanks to a 21-yard field goal.


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[Assistant] The Bills had a chance to win soon after, but Scott Norwood's last second field goal attempt went wide right.


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[Assistant] Number 4, Super Bowl 49, New England Patriots 28, Seattle Seahawks 24.


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[Assistant] The butler did it. Seattle looked to have this game in control in the third quarter when they jumped out to a 24-14 lead. However, the fourth quarter saw Tom Brady put on a clinic, throwing touchdown passes on two consecutive drives to reclaim the lead for the Patriots with just over two minutes remaining.


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[Assistant] A miraculous catch by Jermaine Curse set up the Seahawks near the Patriots goal line. Despite having one of the best running backs in the game in Marshawn Lynch, the Seahawks elected to throw the ball. And Russell Wilson's pass was intercepted by undrafted rookie free agent Malcolm Butler, clinching the win for New England.


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[Assistant] Number 3, Super Bowl 43, Pittsburgh Steelers 27, Arizona Cardinals 23.


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[Assistant] If you're looking for a game full of signature plays, this is the one for you. The Steelers took a 17-7 halftime lead, thanks to a 100-yard interception return for a touchdown by linebacker James Harrison.


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[Assistant] Kurt Warner linked up with Larry Fitzgerald on a 64-yard touchdown late in the fourth quarter, however, to give Arizona a 23-20 lead with just 2.37 remaining in the game, capping off 16 consecutive points by the Cardinals.


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[Assistant] Arizona has the lead! Unfortunately for Arizona, that was too much time for Ben Roethlisberger, as he led the Steelers down the field to connect with Antonio Holmes in the corner of the end zone for a remarkable touchdown with just 35 seconds left.


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[Assistant] Number 2, Super Bowl XIII, Pittsburgh Steelers 35, Dallas Cowboys 31.


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[Assistant] The Steelers and Cowboys have had their fair share of memorable games over the years, including back in 1976 when the Steel Curtain defense smothered the Cowboys' offense to win Super Bowl X by a score of 21 to 17. It's Super Bowl XIII that makes our list, however.


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[Assistant] Trailing by seven in the third quarter, the Cowboys had a chance to tie, but Hall of Fame tight end Jackie Smith dropped an easy touchdown pass.


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[Assistant] The Cowboys would have to settle for a field goal, but would soon fall behind 35-17. A late rally would come up just short, and the Steelers would become the first team in NFL history to win three Super Bowls.


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[Assistant] There's always potential for greatness when these two teams square off.


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[Assistant] The Patriots were attempting to become the first team to go 19-0, with a record setting offense led by Tom Brady and Randy Moss.


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[Assistant] The Giants however came in with an outstanding defensive game plan. The Patriots were able to grab a late lead, but Eli Manning connected with David Tyree, who made an insane helmet catch to keep the Giants alive.


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[Assistant] It is caught by Tyree! A few plays later, the Giants scored the go ahead touchdown to knock off the undefeated Patriots.


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[Assistant] Pay attention, this list might save you a trip to the hospital. Welcome to WatchMojo.com and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 most common injuries.


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[Assistant] Before we begin, we publish new videos every day, so be sure to subscribe for more great content. For this list, we'll be looking at injuries, disorders, or bodily ailments that, while common, aren't your garden variety bumps and bruises that can occur around the house.


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[Assistant] Stretching is one of the most important things to do before playing sports or exercising.


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[Assistant] Made up of the inner thigh muscles or adductors, the groin is designed to let the legs be flexible when opening and closing.


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[Assistant] These muscles are essential when doing rapid side-to-side movements, especially in sports like hockey, football, soccer, and baseball, which is why athletes most commonly deal with groin strain. If the groin is strained, symptoms consist of acute shooting pain as well as bruising.


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[Assistant] The best thing to do is rest. Improper rehabilitation or attempting to return too quickly can lead to long-term groin issues. Stretch out before your next game. It'll make a world of difference.


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[Assistant] Surprise! They are the same thing. A broken bone is what anyone on the street might call it, but the pros call it a fracture. However, there are different ways this injury can occur. An acute fracture or common injury for athletes is a localized single instance of injuring the bone.


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[Assistant] A stress, or hairline fracture on the other hand, is caused by continual pressure on a bone. The legs and feet usually suffer the brunt of activities like jumping or running. So at some point, the bone becomes too fragile. Occasionally, this injury will require surgery, in which case you'll be steering clear of exercise for at least a few months.


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[Assistant] Ever gone for a run after months of sitting on your butt, only to experience shooting pain down the front of your leg? You probably had shin splints.


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[Assistant] A common injury for runners. Shin splints can also crop up if you don't engage in physical activity much, up your workout routine too fast, or even if you really need a new pair of shoes. While cases can be fixed with rest, ice, and anti-inflammatories, this injury can occasionally lead to long-term impairment of the lower leg.


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[Assistant] The best ways to prevent shin splints are to get good insoles, do the right stretches, and to not go too hard too fast. The worst injuries are those that can be easily avoided.


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[Assistant] In fact, this injury is currently at the forefront of the debate about head injuries in professional sports and how to minimize them.


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[Assistant] Most know that a concussion transpires when the head gets hit really hard. While characters in film can take a shot to the noggin and be fine a moment later, the real-life consequences are much more severe.


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[Assistant] Symptoms include headaches, nausea, loss of balance, difficulty concentrating, disorientation, and even amnesia. It can take months for a concussion to heal, but multiple head injuries can cause permanent brain damage, such as chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE. So, protect those craniums.


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[Assistant] How many times have you heard someone say they hurt their ACL but never really understood what it meant? Well, the ACL, or anterior cruciate ligament, connects the leg bone to the knee. As such, it's extremely important to superstar athletes and regular human folk to keep this part of the body intact.


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[Assistant] The causes of an ACL injury are anything from abruptly changing which way you're going to something or someone colliding directly with the knee from the side. If the ligament is torn and future problems look likely, you'll be looking at time under the knife. Not to mention more than a few months of rehab. Bottom line, exercise regularly and watch out for linebackers.


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[Assistant] Number five, patellofemoral pain syndrome, also known as runner's knee.


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[Assistant] When it comes to vital body parts, the knees rank pretty high.


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[Assistant] Running, jumping, and twisting at an accelerated rate are all made possible by the power of the knees.


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[Assistant] In several reports, including one done by Fox News, it was stated that, quote, An injury to the knee, also known as patellofemoral pain syndrome, comes as a result of the patella part of the kneecap rubbing against the femur.


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[Assistant] This damages the kneecap and can cause extreme amounts of pain.


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[Assistant] Unsupportive shoes or weak hips can lead to these issues. So be mindful of what you can do all over. Wearing the right kicks and knowing not to push yourself too far are essential steps to maintain a healthy lower body.


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[Assistant] Lower back pain can often be described in a number of different ways, including bulging discs, back spasms, and sciatica, a form of lower back pain that reaches down into the legs. Anything from weight issues to sleeping wrong can lead to discomfort in that area, but if it keeps recurring, it's important to get it checked out.


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[Assistant] Runners, cyclists, golfers, tennis and baseball players are also at risk of injuring their lower backs, generally if they don't stretch correctly.


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[Assistant] So next time you saddle up for a pre-golf jog, make sure to take a few seconds to stretch yourself out. It will make a world of difference. Number three, a pulled muscle.


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[Assistant] You've heard your dad bemoan the fact that he pulled a muscle playing slow pitch softball. That's an old man issue, right? Wrong.


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[Assistant] A muscle pull occurs when it's taken too far in a stretch, and a muscle could be susceptible to that for a number of reasons.


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[Assistant] Maybe you didn't warm up before exercising, or maybe you're doing too many repetitions, hiring out the muscle, or overestimating just how flexible you are. The most commonly pulled muscle is the hamstring, a recurring problem for athletes who run in sports like basketball, soccer, and baseball. If the muscle is rigid,


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[Assistant] Of all joint dislocations, shoulder dislocations are the most prevalent, but also occur in the fingers, hands, and more.


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[Assistant] It's a frequent injury in contact sports like football. That sudden contact and reaction causes the dislocation, sending the pressure through the bone, knocking it out of alignment. The bone can and will likely be put back in place, but that's not all that might be wrong.


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[Assistant] Before we unveil our number one pick, here are some honorable mentions.


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[Assistant] Who knew your foot slipping could lead to such excruciating pain? Your ankle plays a vital role in getting you from point A to point B on a daily basis. And the lateral part is the outside of the ankle. All the pressure this body part is subjected to adds up over time.


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[Assistant] While ankle sprains are very common in sports and even dance like ballet, they can also occur while running, jumping, or twisting in unnatural ways.


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[Assistant] It's that easy. Twisting the ankle in such a way can even tear a ligament. The best way to avoid this particular type of injury is to strengthen your ankle through exercise. Taping or bracing the area can help, but doesn't strengthen the area long term. Be careful.


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[Assistant] I have lower back trouble. I just shove the ice packs right down there.


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[Assistant] These are the sports that get your heart pumping, your muscles aching, and your sweat dripping. Welcome to WatchMojo.com and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 most physically challenging sports.


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[Assistant] Also known as crew, this strenuous water sport takes its athletes to the very limits of their cardiovascular endurance and requires sheer power and an incredible attention to rhythm. Racing against other athletes is hard enough, but racing in boats powered by nothing but the propulsion generated by the legs, core, and upper back


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[Assistant] Whether you're racing alone in what's known as a single skull, or with seven other people in what's known as a coxed eight, this back-breaking sport, which originated back in ancient Egypt, requires its athletes to be at peak physical and mental condition.


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[Assistant] Swimming is challenging, but this exhausting water sport is a juiced up form of swimming, and therefore even more challenging.


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[Assistant] The premise is simple. Two teams attempt to get the most goals into the opponent's net, with players competing in both offensive and defensive positions. The catch? Water polo is played in what is usually around seven feet of water for almost an hour, requiring players to exercise an enormous amount of endurance and stamina to stay afloat while playing.


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[Assistant] To make matters more difficult, it's a contact sport in which players are constantly attacked and manhandled. All with little to no protective gear. Also known as soccer.


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[Assistant] Easily recognized as one of the most popular and beloved sports in the world, football also makes our list for being a sport requiring its players to be in top physical condition.


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[Assistant] While speed and quickness may not matter as much in other sports, it's usually what defines success in this game that entails its players dribble the ball across a field and put it in the opponent's net.


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[Assistant] Using only the strength of the human body, participants face muscle fatigue, strength challenges, and complete exhaustion when performing the different activities, which normally require months of training.


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[Assistant] As if the physical aspects of these brutal feats aren't enough, athletes must also compete against the clock, all striving for the fastest overall completion time.


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[Assistant] Try balancing on steel blades millimeters wide, flying down slippery ice at breakneck speeds, stopping, starting and changing directions on a dime, constantly fighting for the puck, and getting slammed into by other players. This is the ruthless sport that is hockey.


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[Assistant] In a game that requires you to be as swift, sturdy, and strong as possible, and that requires you to compete against players that are just as tough, this is not a sport for wimps. Although the plays are short, high-intensity efforts, dexterity and durability are vital to endure the hard hits, tackles, and runs needed to reach the opponent's end zone with the ball.


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[Assistant] Although to the untrained eye, this physical sport seems to most resemble American football.


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[Assistant] There are a few major differences that make this form, created in Warwickshire, England during the late 1800s, that much worse. For one, while American football has four 15-minute quarters, a 12-minute halftime break, and several other short breaks, rugby is played 40 minutes at a time.


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[Assistant] An ancient sport, boxing became particularly popular in ancient Greece and Rome, where combatants needed to be quick, powerful, and ruthless if they expected to last until the next round, much less win.


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[Assistant] Recognized as one of the earliest forms of combat, wrestling as an athletic discipline today requires its athletes to be in peak physical condition and have tremendous amounts of endurance and coordination, with plays that involve holds, throws, pins, and takedowns.


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[Assistant] Before we unveil our number one pick, here are some honorable mentions.


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[Assistant] While every sport on our list requires everything from strength to endurance to agility to raw power, this full contact combat sport, first popularized in the late 1990s, requires all of the above and goes one step further by requiring an unparalleled level of mental involvement and alertness.


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[Assistant] From the moment a match begins, there's not a second where fatigue or sluggishness can take over. These athletes must utilize a variety of fighting styles, techniques, and positions to destroy their opponent, who also happens to be a trained fighter in peak physical condition.


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[Assistant] From short tracks to road courses and super speedways, these were the drivers to watch. Welcome to WatchModel.com and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 NASCAR icons.


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[Assistant] For this list, we're looking at the finest drivers NASCAR ever produced. Based on a mix of championship wins, on-track success, and their general magnetism with the fans.


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[Assistant] The father of fellow champion Dale Jarrett. Gentleman Ned Jarrett initially raced under his brother-in-law's name to keep his father in the dark.


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[Assistant] In 1961, Jared became a champion, despite only winning one race that season. In 1965, he won the Southern 500 by 14 laps, a record that still holds, and ended the year champion for the second time. Ned would retire the following year at age 34.


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[Assistant] Brother to Kurt, Kyle Rowdy Bush is unquestionably skilled on the track, as proved by his 2015 Cup Championship, back-to-back Rookie of the Year titles, and being the first driver to win in NASCAR's top three circuits in the same weekend.


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[Assistant] But Rowdy is just as well known for infamous lapses in judgment. He lost a shot at the title and temporarily lost his sponsor in 2011 after he forced Ron Hornaday Jr. into a wall under caution during a truck race.


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[Assistant] And in 2009, smashed a $25,000 trophy Les Paul guitar in full view of the artist who had painted it.


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[Assistant] Number eight, Kale Yarbrough. The first of two drivers to win three consecutive cups, Yarbrough was a force to be reckoned with during his 1970s heyday.


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[Assistant] Debuting in 1957, Kale wouldn't take a full-time ride until 1973.


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[Assistant] He won four times that year, including his win at Bristol, wherein he led every single lap.


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[Assistant] With 83 career wins, Yarborough won nearly 15% of the races he entered. Winning championship titles from 1976 through to 78, the four-time Daytona 500 winner lost the 1980 title to then up-and-comer Dale Earnhardt by a close margin.


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[Assistant] Stewart came to what was then the Winston Cup Series as an IndyCar champion.


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[Assistant] However, unlike many open-wheel racers before him, Stewart not only took to NASCAR, he excelled. Winning three races in his debut season, Stewart naturally earned the Rookie of the Year title and impressed many by going head-to-head with Dale Earnhardt during that season's Gatorade twin 125s.


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[Assistant] David Pearson has an impressive set of stats. From his three cup titles in 1966, 68, and 69, to his 105 wins and 366 top 10s. In 1969, the Silver Fox cracked the 190 mile per hour mark in qualifying.


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[Assistant] Initially setting out to race Indy and declining the chance to test for Jackie Stewart, a young Jeff Gordon made his Winston Cup debut in the 1992 Hooters 500, Richard Petty's final race, and the day Alan Kowicki won the championship.


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[Assistant] And though fitting, it would take time for Gordon to truly prove it.


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[Assistant] Early seasons were marred by a checkers or records approach, but by 1995, Wonderboy found a rhythm and consistency and claimed the first of his four championship titles. By the end of his 23 full seasons, Gordon would claim 93 victories, including three Daytona 500s and five Brickyard 400s.


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[Assistant] Number four, Bobby Allison. Father of fellow NASCAR star, the late Davy Allison. Bobby Allison was one of the key members of the so-called Alabama gang. Despite being born in Miami, FLA.


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[Assistant] Awarded the title of most popular driver seven times. Bobby retired with 84 wins and 466 top tens. And, at 50, had the distinction of being the oldest driver to win the Daytona 500.


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[Assistant] Allison is also remembered for an infamous fist fight following the 1979 Daytona 500. Wherein, he and his brother Donnie tag teamed Kale Yarbrough. And a severe crash in Pocono, which resulted in him being prematurely declared dead. And left him with memory loss.


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[Assistant] Racing in some form or another since the age of four, Jimmy Johnson was seemingly destined for greatness. In 2002, he began his first full-time season by taking the pole at Daytona. And by 2006, claimed wins at Daytona, Talladega, Indianapolis, and Martinsville.


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[Assistant] On route to the first of his five consecutive and seven total championships.


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[Assistant] After being dethroned by Tony Stewart, Johnson reclaimed his championship title in 2013 after duking it out with Matt Kenseth, while 2016 saw him not only tie Dale Earnhardt in wins, but also tie The Intimidator and Richard Petty in championship titles.


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[Assistant] Number two, Richard Petty. They didn't call him the king for nothing.


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[Assistant] 1959's Rookie of the Year, NASCAR's first seven-time Winston Cup champion, and a seven-time Daytona 500 winner. Petty retired with a still-untouched 200 wins, along with 712 top 10s in a 35-year career.


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[Assistant] Petty's earliest glory years are firmly linked with Plymouth, and the champ even sat out multiple races during 1965 when NASCAR banned the manufacturer's legendary Hemi engine, although he would later drive various other brands, most notably Pontiac.


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[Assistant] Much of that legend is linked with the Daytona 500, the race that took him 20 years to conquer.


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[Assistant] And the race that ultimately took his life. A seven-time Winston Cup champion with 76 career wins. Earnhardt had been a Daytona contender many times. But lost the big one throughout the years to an empty gas tank, a cut tire, and unbelievably, a seagull.


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[Assistant] Have you got a need for speed? Welcome to WatchMojo.com, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 Indie 500 moments.


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[Assistant] For this list, we take a look back at some of the most iconic and groundbreaking moments in Indie 500 history, from heart attack-inducing finishes to women breaking the gender stereotypes.


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[Assistant] Number 10. Robbie Gordon's 1999 last-minute loss to Kenny Brack.


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[Assistant] It's been nearly 20 years since Robbie Gordon's heartbreaking loss at the Indy 500, but the memory likely still haunts him to this day.


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[Assistant] With only a few laps remaining, Gordon ignored the final pit stop, missing a chance to refuel, so that he could leap out in front of the pack.


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[Assistant] The notoriously stubborn Gordon fought hard all day, but his aggressive strategy would come back to bite him.


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[Assistant] Heading into the final lap, Gordon ran out of fuel, giving Kenny Brack the opportunity to swoop in and capture the title.


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[Assistant] In a competition that has been dominated by men since it began way back in 1911, this was the breath of fresh air for women all around the world.


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[Assistant] Just like her groundbreaking predecessor, Janet Guthrie, Danica Patrick broke down barriers when she entered the IndyCar circuit.


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[Assistant] She quickly became a global inspiration for girls around the world to pursue their dreams and smash gender stereotypes.


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[Assistant] Her crowning achievement came in 2009, when she placed third in the Indy 500, the best female finish in the history of the race.


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[Assistant] Without a doubt, her legacy will be immortalized forever in racing lore.


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[Assistant] It could be argued that this race is among the most important and iconic in indie history.


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[Assistant] Many IndyCar aficionados will remember the drama, the spectacle, and the unbelievable achievement of AJ Foyt becoming the first person to claim four Indy 500 titles. Foyt trailed Gordon Johncock for the majority of the race, but thanks to an engine malfunction in Johncock's car, he cruised his way into the record books with his first Indy 500 win in ten years.


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[Assistant] Not to mention, Voight had the honor of racing alongside the first woman racer when the aforementioned Janet Guthrie qualified and changed the game for the better.


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[Assistant] Number seven. Rick Mears rips past Michael Andretti for the win.


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[Assistant] In an expert display of racing acumen, Rick Mears pulled off a move only a veteran could, to win the 1991 Indy 500, the fourth of his career.


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[Assistant] It would be his last Indy 500 victory, but the most memorable of his career.


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[Assistant] Not only did he enter the record books alongside A.J. Hoyt, but he did it in style.


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[Assistant] Michael Andretti led for the majority of the race and seemed to be heading to the promised land, but his sizable lead over Mears was slashed due to a flat tire.


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[Assistant] Later, Meers took advantage of closing the gap and made a dangerous power move to the outside, bursting by as stunned and dready.


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[Assistant] Number 6, Sam Hornish Jr.'s historic split-second win.


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[Assistant] In the 2006 edition of this world-renowned IndyCar race, no one could have predicted such a nail-biting display from Sam Hornish.


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[Assistant] After the rookie Marco Andretti surpassed his father Michael late in the race, it seemed the Andretti curse would finally be lifted at the Indy 500.


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[Assistant] Unfortunately for the racing family, Hornish was there to ruin the party. Hornish and Andretti jockeyed for first all the way into the final stretch, until the unthinkable happened. Hornish squeezed by Andretti with 450 feet left to go. It resulted in an insane margin of victory of 0.0635 seconds, which remains the third closest of all time as of 2017.


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[Assistant] Number 5, JR Hildebrand crashes and Dan Weldon wins.


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[Assistant] Talking about heartbreaking defeats, here's another final lap meltdown.


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[Assistant] Back in 2011, JR Hildebrand was poised to claim the Indy 500, and in his rookie season no less, all the 23 year old had to do was take the final turn and cruise into victory lane.


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[Assistant] Instead, you come out of the race having learned an invaluable lesson. Never let your guard down.


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[Assistant] Hildebrand took the final turn too high while passing a straggler, lost control, and smashed against the wall.


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[Assistant] Dan Weldon, poised to finish second, ended up claiming his second Indy 500 title instead. Meanwhile, Hildebrand was left in utter disbelief as his car slid on three wheels into second place.


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[Assistant] Emerson Fittipaldi narrowly led the race all day, but Al Unser Jr. hung close behind.


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[Assistant] Unser finally took the plunge on lap 195, surpassing the Brazilian with a savvy move to the outside. This time, Fittipaldi would be left chasing, but not for long.


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[Assistant] The late Jim Rathmann, who passed away in 2011, had the honor of winning one of the most epic battles in Indy 500 history.


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[Assistant] Today the average speed is between 155 and 166 miles per hour for the winner, and the track record is a dizzying 237.5 miles per hour.


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[Assistant] Rathmann only won one race in his career, and it was on the biggest stage.


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[Assistant] Locked in a heated duel with defending champion Roger Ward, the two exchanged leads a record 14 times. Eventually, Ward noticed too much wear and tear on his front right tire, forcing him to slow down and conceding the win over Rathmann.


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[Assistant] During the 1982 Indy 500, John Cock duked it out with one of the best in the business, Rick Mears.


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[Assistant] The two were basically zoned in from the start, with Mears holding the lead for 77 laps and Johncock for 57.


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[Assistant] And it was during the final 40 turns that the two engaged in an all-out war.


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[Assistant] What made this race so enthralling was the way Mears was able to close in on Johncock and the expert use of final pit stops by both teams. Johncock just barely managed to hold on, winning the race by 0.16 seconds. The last time Al Unser Jr. was in a battle this tight, he ended up crashing into the wall. This time around though, Unser made absolutely no mistakes.


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[Assistant] What seems like a tale as old as time, Michael Andretti led the race for 160 laps before his engine failed with 11 laps to go, opening the race up for an Unser Goodyear showdown.


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[Assistant] Little Al held off the menacing Goodyear, who wouldn't give Unser any room to breathe.


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[Assistant] With no traffic in front of them due to a collision filled day, the two sped off into a breathtaking finish.


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[Assistant] Unser kept Goodyear at bay and held on for the victory by a remarkable 0.043 seconds.


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[Assistant] In 1953, the critics all agreed that Geelong would romp to its third premiership in a row. The star-studded cats were invincible.


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[Assistant] Bud Wilkinson, one of America's greatest coaches, loses his first game at the scoreboard read, Notre Dame 28, Oklahoma 21.


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[Assistant] Now people are saying like, wow, can they ever, ever lose?


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[Assistant] USC gambled and went for the win on the two-point option and beat the Buckeyes in one of the all-time thrillers of the Rose Bowl.


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[Assistant] I'm the only home of one on a par four in PGA Tour history.


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[Assistant] The only secret now, can Akeem get one more assist for the quadruple double?


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[Assistant] Now Rudy T, of course, who's the captain of the Rockets, was filling one lane. He's running towards Jabbar and Kevin to calm Kevin down. Not knowing his intentions.


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[Assistant] Do you have one more surprise left for us in this championship? I hope so, why not?


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[Assistant] Decided that that enough is enough, you know, we're gonna ban Yugoslavia from everything and the sporting world took a stand as well.


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[Assistant] It stands unrivaled to anything else that's happened in sport in Denmark.


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[Assistant] You know, people have, they have an experience for that moment. And people come up to you, even 20 years on, they come up to you and tell you exactly where they were at that particular moment.


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[Assistant] It's not easy, and it's too bad. Oh, this whole situation came out.


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[Assistant] Organizations kept employing it. Almost saying to him, okay, Lawrence, it's okay, you know, you can be a thug.


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[Assistant] The world of sports has been responsible for a number of superstars, but it's also seen its fair share of failures. Welcome to WatchMojo.com, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 sports busts.


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[Assistant] For this list, we're looking at those players that were considered to be the next great thing, but for one reason or another, failed to live up to expectations.


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[Assistant] We're not including those players who had their careers tragically cut short, nor are we including players who had successful careers, but were drafted ahead of an all-time great player.


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[Assistant] Considered the next Pele, Freddy Adu was supposed to be the guy to finally lead the United States to a World Cup trophy.


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[Assistant] He signed a professional contract at just 14 years old and captained the United States team that beat Brazil and Uruguay at the 2007 FIFA Under 20 World Cup. Hey, good one Mikey.


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[Assistant] Real good one, man. Due to his age and inexperience, however, a dude found it difficult to find playing time on international clubs and his play began to waver.


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[Assistant] His lack of mental toughness was blamed for his failure. But it likely was really a case of a young man with too much pressure on his shoulders.


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[Assistant] The NHL has had its fair share of busts over the years, including Patrick Steffen, the former number one draft pick by the Atlanta Thrashers.


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[Assistant] We're going with Alexandre Degle, however, who was also drafted first overall. Ottawa was accused of tanking during the 1992-93 season, so they'd be able to draft this can't miss prospect.


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[Assistant] He rewarded them with 20 goals in his rookie season, but was criticized in the following years for his lack of effort.


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[Assistant] Reports of drug use didn't help, nor did making a bomb joke on an airplane. He was out of hockey by the age of 25.


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[Assistant] Drafted by Green Bay in the first round after Troy Aikman and before Barry Sanders, Tony Mandarich was called the best offensive line prospect ever by Sports Illustrated in 1989.


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[Assistant] The Canadian lineman was an absolute beast at the NFL combine, bench pressing 225 pounds an unbelievable 39 times. He missed training camp due to a holdout, however, and reports began to surface that he had attitude problems.


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[Assistant] On top of that, many believed that Mandaric was on steroids, something he admitted to in an interview in 2008.


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[Assistant] During his junior year at Michigan State, Charles Rogers put up over 1,300 receiving yards and scored 13 touchdowns, with analysts comparing him to Randy Moss.


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[Assistant] The Detroit Lions drafted him with the second overall pick in the 2003 NFL Draft and handed him a huge contract.


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[Assistant] His rookie year started off okay, but a broken clavicle and practice ended his season. Things quickly snowballed from there, as Roger struggled with substance abuse and broke his clavicle a second time the following year.


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[Assistant] Number six. As a three-year starter at Louisiana State University, Jamarcus Russell won 21 games.


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[Assistant] And finished his college career with an impressive victory over Notre Dame in the Sugar Bowl, where he took home the MVP award.


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[Assistant] He was selected by Oakland as the first overall pick in the 2007 NFL Draft.


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[Assistant] Russell failed to show the dedication it takes to play quarterback, gaining a significant amount of weight, and getting in trouble off the field.


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[Assistant] He finished his career with just seven wins and a terrible 65.2 quarterback rating.


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[Assistant] Another failed wunderkind to make our list, Neelamti became a superstar in Ghana and was labeled the Ghanaian Pele by Pele himself.


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[Assistant] He put on a show at the 1991 FIFA Under 17 World Championship, winning best player of the tournament after scoring four goals.


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[Assistant] Lamptey struggled to find consistent playing time at the club level, however, and bounced around from club to club.


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[Assistant] In the 1996 African Cup of Nations semi-final game against South Africa, Lampty was sent off in a 3-0 loss. He wouldn't play another game for Ghana after 1996.


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[Assistant] The seven foot tall Serbian's career got off to a great start.


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[Assistant] In 2003, he was drafted one spot behind LeBron James by the Detroit Pistons, who would win the NBA Championship the following year.


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[Assistant] Milicic failed to improve his game, however, and his playing time dwindled.


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[Assistant] Of course, his lack of playing time could be the reason why his skills failed to develop. The Pistons ultimately traded him during the 2006 season.


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[Assistant] What makes this bust sting even more is that the three players drafted after Milicic were Carmelo Anthony, Chris Bosh, and Dwayne Wade.


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[Assistant] From a first-round pick to prison, Lawrence Phillips was quite the sight on the football field in college, leading Nebraska to back-to-back national championships in the early 90s.


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[Assistant] Phillips was constantly in trouble off the field, however, including being suspended for assaulting his ex-girlfriend.


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[Assistant] Several NFL teams passed on him in the draft due to his character issues, but the Rams selected him sixth overall. Despite this, Phillips continued to get in trouble, and his on-field play deteriorated.


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[Assistant] After finishing his career in the Canadian Football League, Phillips died in 2016 while serving a 32-year prison sentence and awaiting trial on first-degree murder charges.


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[Assistant] Di Pietro was drafted first overall in 2000 by the New York Islanders, who traded Roberto Luongo to open up a spot.


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[Assistant] DiPietro's early career was plagued with inconsistency. But for some bizarre reason, the Islanders gave him a 15-year, $67.5 million contract in 2006.


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[Assistant] Then came the injury bug. Concussions ended his year in 2007, while multiple knee surgeries caused him to miss almost the entire 2008-2009 season.


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[Assistant] After signing his contract, DiPietro played just 175 games in seven years, meaning he made a little over $385,000 per game.


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[Assistant] Before we unveil our number one pick, here are some honorable mentions.


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[Assistant] It's hard to believe that before the 1998 NFL Raft, there was a serious debate about whether Peyton Manning or Ryan Leaf should be selected first overall.


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[Assistant] The Colts ended up choosing Manning, leaving the Chargers with Leaf.


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[Assistant] He struggled mightily in his rookie season, and in the media blamed his teammates for his poor play.


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[Assistant] As you can imagine, he quickly developed a reputation for a bad work ethic.


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[Assistant] Finishing his career with 36 interceptions in just 25 games. Having squandered what talent he did once have.


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[Assistant] Everything about the race experience from seating to concessions to conveniences will be reimagined to create the world's first true motorsports entertainment complex.


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[Assistant] The magnifying glass was so big on DeMarcus and the expectations were so high. You know, unfairly high because it's not his fault that he was paid that money.


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[Assistant] We're at the champion, White Trunks, Griffith and Black, in case you joined us late.


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[Assistant] There's no reason to have this kind of, uh, thing in our town. We have such wonderful sports, such healthful sports as golf and baseball and basketball and swimming and all the other types of good and decent sports.


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[Assistant] If I wore the fisherman jersey, I made the playoffs and I scored 30 goals, I'd say let's never change them again.


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[Assistant] What a way! What a way to get to your first test hundred! Philip Hughes and just his second test!


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[Assistant] Welcome to Coontz Stadium. If you haven't been here before, it's one of our phenomenal spaces.


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[Assistant] And there, you can feel it, and look at everybody just collapsing.


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[Assistant] We start with 3 minutes of chess, then we box for 3 minutes, then we go back to the chessboard, continue the same game, and you ultimately win by checkmate or knockout.


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[Assistant] We ain't lose a series in a year and a half, man. We ain't gonna start tonight.


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[Assistant] And not only have the Giants won the World Series, they have swept the Tigers in four games in dominant fashion.


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[Assistant] Nice to meet you, I'm Kat. Nice to meet you, Emeline. Did you ever...


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[Assistant] It's a size 6. That's the only difference with men's basketball. They are playing with a 7. Because your hands are small? Yes. Even if it's bigger than yours.


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[Assistant] We're gonna do the catch and shoots. You catch it, and you shoot directly.


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[Assistant] We're gonna do a little one-one. Okay. I'm just, uh, in offense, you're in defense. Okay.


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[Assistant] The way she do the thing, it's not basketball way, but she is successful.


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[Assistant] You're shooting the netball shooting. So the basketball shooting is different. One.


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[Assistant] Okay, sounds great. So we're gonna do little one on one. You ready for that? You have to put your body in protection.


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[Assistant] She really improved today. I give her instruction and right away she can change the movement.


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[Assistant] As a basketball player, she is not too bad, definitely.


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[Assistant] These are some of the most famous superstitious beliefs in sports. Welcome to WatchMojo.com and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 sports curses.


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[Assistant] Number 10. The Sakuruz Witch Doctor Curse.


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[Assistant] To ensure they won against Rhodesia in the 1970 Mexico World Cup Qualifiers, the Australian National Association football team hired a witch doctor to hex the competition. The Socceroos won the game


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[Assistant] But were hexed themselves when they couldn't pay the fee.


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[Assistant] Not only did the Aussie team fail to qualify that year, they also failed to qualify for every World Cup between 1975 and 2005.


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[Assistant] During 1993's Stanley Cup Finals, LA King Marty McSorley was sent to the penalty box for an illegally curved stick.


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[Assistant] Which helped the Montreal Canadiens win the game, and eventually, that year's Stanley Cup.


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[Assistant] However, some believe Habs coach Jacques Demers had the king sticks secretly checked out, which would have been pretty unsportsmanlike. True or not, Montreal hasn't won a cup since, and neither has any other Canadian team.


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[Assistant] Electronic Arts had a hit on their hands with Madden NFL.


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[Assistant] In fact, it's their best-selling sports video game series.


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[Assistant] But in 1999, the company dropped Madden from the cover of their game in favor of a current star from the league.


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[Assistant] Ever since, people have been associating the setbacks, injuries, and other bad luck the Coverboys experienced with their appearance on the game.


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[Assistant] From 1885 to 1957, the New York Giants played at Manhattan's Polo Grounds.


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[Assistant] So, when the team moved to San Francisco in 1958, they left many disappointed baseball fans in their wake.


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[Assistant] Instead of wishing them well, fans hoped the team would never win a World Series outside of New York.


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[Assistant] Nobody does chicken like KFC and nobody can put a curse on you quite like Colonel Sanders.


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[Assistant] While celebrating the Hanshin Tigers' 1985 win of the Japan Championship Series, fans of the baseball team allegedly dumped a statue of the KFC founder into the river.


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[Assistant] Though he lent the Lions to three NFL championships, Bobby Lane was traded by Detroit to the Pittsburgh Steelers after eight years.


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[Assistant] Lane's parting gift was the proclamation that his former team wouldn't win another championship for half a century.


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[Assistant] Whether you believe in the curse or not, the Lions' last championship title dates back to 1957, and they've never even qualified for the Super Bowl.


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[Assistant] This curse didn't affect just one Philadelphia team, but all of the city's pro clubs between 1987 and 2008.


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[Assistant] Story goes that the curse began when a statue of Pennsylvania founder William Penn was eclipsed by the One Liberty Place skyscraper.


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[Assistant] It was only broken in 2007 when another statue of Penn was included in the building ceremony for the even taller Comcast Center.


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[Assistant] There's been so much so-called evidence of the bad luck that follows those who graced Sports Illustrated's cover that some athletes have second-guessed their decisions to do it.


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[Assistant] Examples range from teams breaking their winning streaks, to fatal crashes, to career ending games or even major injuries.


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[Assistant] By contrast, Michael Jordan's 49 cover appearances have done little to ruin his reputation as one of the most successful basketball players ever.