Best team not to win a championship

[soybean]

who are some of the best teams not to win a championship?

my vote goes to:
2003 kansas city chiefs
2001 seattle mariners
1999-2000 portland trail blazers
2001-2002 sacramento kings

[princefielder28]

2006-2007 Dallas Mavericks

[Its all about The U]

2002 Miami Hurricanes

the refs blew that one

[fischbowl]

1989-94 Buffalo Bills
2006-07 Buffalo Sabres

[JF4]

1989-94 Buffalo Bills
2006-07 Buffalo Sabres

I don't think they should be mentioned for this.

[fischbowl]

because you my friend are a showboating Hens fan?

Agreed they lost steam, effort, and heart in your series

[JF4]

because you Javon Favre are a showboating Hens fan?

I hate the Hens (I hope you mean Sens) i'm a loyal Leafs fan who cheered for Buffalo in that series. It's just that Buffalo struggled to beat alot of the elite teams in the regular season and it's not like they ran away with the presidents trophy.

[Addict]

I don't care what anyone says, the best team that didn't win a championship was in soccer.

Dutch National team World Championships of 1974. We earned it, we deserved it, we were the better team (led by the almighty Johan Cruijff), those damn germans had no business winning that game, but they did.

[soybean]

forgot to add 2006 san diego chargers

[Ewing]

2001 Seattle Mariners. 116 wins and we lost to the Yankees in five in the ALCS. That ****ing sucked.

[bearsfan_51]

Yet again another "best of thread" that is going to show almost no historical depth. Seriously, just say "best in the last 10-20 years". That's all almost anyone can remember or is informed about. The 2003 Chiefs? Come on....

By the way, if you can't even make the championship game (or get out of the first round in the case of the Mavericks) you have absolutely no business in the discussion. I also think you need to be good for at least 3-4 years.

A few nominations.

-Minnesota Vikings of the 1970's.
-Cleveland Indians of the 1990's.
-First Buffalo Superbowl team (the rest were clearly inferior and the product of a very weak AFC)

[bearsfan_51]

2001 Seattle Mariners. 116 wins and we lost to the Yankees in five in the ALCS. That ****ing sucked.
That was a great regular season team, but it wasn't a dominate team. If they were they would have at least made the World Series once. The years surrounding that one big year were pretty underwhelming.

[Ewing]

That was a great regular season team, but it wasn't a dominate team. If they were they would have at least made the World Series once. The years surrounding that one big year were pretty underwhelming.

Setting the regular season wins record isn't dominant? If that isn't dominant then I don't know what is.

[Addict]

Yet again another "best of thread" that is going to show almost no historical depth. Seriously, just say "best in the last 10-20 years". That's all almost anyone can remember or is informed about. The 2003 Chiefs? Come on....

By the way, if you can't even make the championship game (or get out of the first round in the case of the Mavericks) you have absolutely no business in the discussion. I also think you need to be good for at least 3-4 years.

A few nominations.

-Minnesota Vikings of the 1970's.
-Cleveland Indians of the 1990's.
-First Buffalo Superbowl team (the rest were clearly inferior and the product of a very weak AFC)

I still think the Dutch soccer team of '74 owns them all. Many dutchmen (including myself, and I was born 12 years later!) are still pissed about losing that one. We were the best. By a landslide.

[bearsfan_51]

Setting the regular season wins record isn't dominant? If that isn't dominant then I don't know what is.
Winning in the playoffs for starters.

They might have been a really good team that one year, but you can match them up against other teams that didn't win the series and it wouldn't be close. Hell, they couldn't get past 5 games against a team that also didn't win the series.

[bearsfan_51]

I still think the Dutch soccer team of '74 owns them all. Many dutchmen (including myself, and I was born 12 years later!) are still pissed about losing that one. We were the best. By a landslide.
Nobody cares.

[scottyboy]

obviously its the 2006 Rutgers Football team!! :)

[Addict]

Nobody cares.

eh... I care... what about my feelings? you big meanie!

besides, on a global scale, Soccer is infenately bigger than Football, so a lot of people care.

[BuckNaked]

98 Vikings. . . . . . eh, it was worth a try.

[bearsfan_51]

For basketball, since I don't know much about the history of basketball like football, I can really only think of the Charles Barkley Suns or the Stockton-Malone Utah Jazz. Such is the badassness of Michael Jordan.

[Moses]

For basketball, since I don't know much about the history of basketball like football, I can really only think of the Charles Barkley Suns or the Stockton-Malone Utah Jazz. Such is the badassness of Michael Jordan.

Gotta throw some of the Indiana Pacers teams in there too...

[Shiver]

98 Vikings. . . . . . eh, it was worth a try.

15-1, blew a double digit lead in the NFC Championship game.

[LitoSheppard]

2004-2005 Eagles..

[BuckNaked]

15-1, blew a double digit lead in the NFC Championship game.

I still use the Gary Anderson sucks ass excuse to this day.

[sweetness34]

Nobody cares.

Obviously some people do 51'. You may not care but other people do.

[RoyHall#1]

Have to agree with Bearsfan, the 90's Indians should have won it at least once.

[fenikz]

basically every team in the micheal jordan era besides the bulls

[The Dynasty]

I still use the Gary Anderson sucks ass excuse to this day.

I Cried that day....I was so mad at him for missing that FG. Never miss one all year and then he misses one that finally mattters....

[reese]

04 auburn tigers 13-0

[comahan]

05 USC was pretty good. Not saying theyre the best, but yea.

[Borat]

1990 SF 49ers. 14-2 and trying for the SB 3-peat.

Lost in NFC Championship Game to NYG on Roger Craig's late fumble.

[rainbeaukid2]

2006 Brazil national soccer team, they were stacked

[McBain]

98 Vikings. . . . . . eh, it was worth a try.

this is who i was going to say. That team was stacked and unstoppable in the dome. Randy Moss, Chris Carter and the under-rated Robert Smith.

[bearsfan_51]

Truth be told the 98' Vikings still probably would have lost to the Broncos. Great team, but I think the record is a little misleading.

[fischbowl]

I hate the Hens (I hope you mean Sens) i'm a loyal Leafs fan who cheered for Buffalo in that series. It's just that Buffalo struggled to beat alot of the elite teams in the regular season and it's not like they ran away with the presidents trophy.

Sorry, I saw the Ottawa location and cussed myself. You're right, but they were superior because of the talent.

[ncstateviking]

2004 lakers.

GOAT coach
top 5 all time C.
top 5 all time PF
top 5 all time SG
top 10 all time PG.

yeah. them.

[bored of education]

1994-1999 Indians

[DHVF]

Truth be told the 98' Vikings still probably would have lost to the Broncos. Great team, but I think the record is a little misleading.Well with the injuries we suffered in that game, probably, but at full strength I do still believe we would've taken them.

[njx9]

Well with the injuries we suffered in that game, probably, but at full strength I do still believe we would've taken them.

heh, a team that was nearly undefeated in a seriously superior AFC... yeah. ok.

[WinslowBodden]

2001 Seattle Mariners. 116 wins and we lost to the Yankees in five in the ALCS. That ****ing sucked.

You should have lost in game 4 of the ALDS but Charlie Manuel is just insanely stupid.

[Scotty D]

I think someone already said this but the year the Pistons one that Laker team was insane. Payton, Malone, Shaq, Kobe. I can't remember if there was anybody else significant on the roster.

[WinslowBodden]

How about the Vikings the one year, they were lights out and managed not to win it all.

Some of the Yankees teams since 2000 have been pretty amazing and lost.

Miami Hurricanes of 2002-2003 were amazing.

USC with Reggie Bush LenDale White and Matt Leinart.

Those are some recent teams, I am sure alot of really good teams from a while back didn't win when everyone thought they would.

[Ewing]

You should have lost in game 4 of the ALDS but Charlie Manuel is just insanely stupid.

Saying Charlie Manuel is stupid is an insult to stupid people around the planet. You should be ashamed.

[bored of education]

1995 Indians: 100-44
1B: Paul Sorrento
2B: Carlos Baergra
SS: Omar Vizquel
3B: Jimx Thome
OF: Albert Belle, Kenny Lofton, Manny Ramirez
DH: Eddie Murray
C: Tony Pena
bench: Sandy Alomar, Dave Winfield, Jeremy Burnitz, Brian Giles
Starters: Charles Nagy, Dennis Martinez, Orel Hershiser, Mark Clark, Chad Ogea, Ken Hill
RP: Julian Tavarez, Jose Mesa, Eric Plunk, Paul Assenmaucher, Jim Poole, alan Embree, Bud Black

1996: 99-62
1B: Julio Franco
2B: Baergra
SS: Vizquel
3B: Thome
OF: Belle, Lofton, Ramirez
DH: Murray
C: Alomar Jr.
Bench: Burnitz, Kevin Seitzer, Jeff Kent, Pena, Giles, Mark Carreon, jose Vizcaiano
Starters: Hershiser, Nagy, Jack McDowell, Ogea, Martinez, Albie Lopez
RPS: Mesa, Plunk Tavarez, Assanmuacher, Paul Shoey, Embree, Brian Anderson

1997: 86-75
1B: Thome
2B: Tony Fernandez
SS: Vizquel
3B: Matt Williams
OF: Bip Roberts, Marquis Grissom, Ramirez
C: Alomar Jr.
DH: David Justice
Bench: Giles, Franco, Richie Sexson, Sean Casey, Pat Borders
Starters: Nagy, Hershiser, Ogea, Bartolo Colon, jaret Wright
RPs: Mesa, Assanmaucher, Mike Jackson, Embree, Shuey, Plunk, Steve Kline, Albie Lopez

1999: 97-65
1B: Jim Thome
2B: Roberto Alomar
SS: Vizquel
3B: Travis Fryman
OF: David Justice, Kenny Lofton, Manny Ramirez
C: Einar Diaz
DH: Harold baines
bench: Sexson(31 Hrs,116 RBIS), Will Cordero, Dave Roberts, Baergra, sandy Alomar, enrquie wilson
Starters: Colon, Burba, Nagy, Wright, Doc Gooden
RP: Mike Jackson, Plunk, Assenmacher, Ricardo Rincon, Steve Karsay, Mark langston, Jim brower,

[Ewing]

1999: 97-65
1B: Jim Thome
2B: Roberto Alomar
SS: Vizquel
3B: Travis Fryman
OF: David Justice, Kenny Lofton, Manny Ramirez
C: Einar Diaz
DH: Harold baines
bench: Sexson(31 Hrs,116 RBIS), Will Cordero, Dave Roberts, Baergra, sandy Alomar, enrquie wilson
Starters: Colon, Burba, Nagy, Wright, Doc Gooden
RP: Mike Jackson, Plunk, Assenmacher, Ricardo Rincon, Steve Karsay, Mark langston, Jim brower,

That team has five potential hall of famers in the lineup with Thome, Alomar, Vizquel, Lofton, and Ramirez. Not to mention Fryman, Justice, Baines, Sexson and Roberts who all were or became pretty productive players. That's one hell of a collection of position players.

[McBain]

2004 lakers.

GOAT coach
top 5 all time C.
top 5 all time PF
top 5 all time SG
top 10 all time PG.

yeah. them.

Malone and Payton while good were not playing near the level they had been. Greatest coach too? What about Red Auerbach?

[Scotty D]

Malone and Payton while good were not playing near the level they had been. Greatest coach too? What about Red Auerbach?

Yeah I'm not sure you can call Phil Jackson the greatest coach of all time. He has always had a very talented team. Shaq, Kobe, Jordan, Pippin, Luc Longley.

[yodapoop]

Homer Response:2001 St. Louis Rams:******* Patriots

Actual Response:1909-2006 Chicago Cubs, I just made a joke. Actually, prolly the Mavs the last two years.

[gbpackers0065]

Kind of a stretch but 2001 Mariners

[BlindSite]

2003 Panthers played amazing and got let down by a kicker.

[yodapoop]

2003 Panthers played amazing and got let down by a kicker.

Lets burn the kicker that beat u guys at the stake!

[Tubby]

1980 Russian Olympic hockey team. End of discussion.

[Scotty D]

1980 Russian Olympic hockey team. End of discussion.

Hmm good one.

[JeffSamardzijaIRISH]

Yeah I'm not sure you can call Phil Jackson the greatest coach of all time. He has always had a very talented team. Shaq, Kobe, Jordan, Pippin, Luc Longley.

Can't the same be said about Red? Anyway, I don't think it's a coincidence that when Phil got there, his teams started winning championships. Also, what a job he's doing with that shitass Lakers team now. None of those guys but Lamar Odom and Kobe could start for any team in the league, and sheome wouldn't even make the roster. Lamar's also injured for half the season.

[T-RICH49]

The Chiefs of the early-mid 90's.That defense was a championship defense just no offense to help

[-black]

i agree with the 98 Vikings

[Boston]

i agree with the 98 Vikings

Best NFC championship game ever.

[njx9]

how are the 98 vikings the best? because they were 15-1 and most of you are 12? because they almost ran the table on a WEAK nfc? awesome. make an argument that's remotely worth listening to.

[KILLERSANTA]

1994 cowboys..............F the 49ers and Steve Young!

[-black]

im 18 :) was 11 in 98 (I think)

[njx9]

well i was close.

and i wasn't singling you out, for the record. there were at least two other posts saying the same thing.

[sweetness34]

2006 Chicago Bears!

[-black]

I really dont remember 1998 in the NFL (I'm a college football fan first) but anytime a team goes 15-1 it stands out....it would certainly mean they were one of the most productive teams to not win it.....or even get to the Title game.

going just off research, shouldnt a few Bills teams of the 90's be mentioned?

i

[-black]

im terrible at math...geeze

[etk]

2006 Brazil national soccer team, they were stacked

You can't include World Cup soccer teams in this discussion because they are all stacked nowadays and one country does not clearly distinguish themself from the pack.

[Phrost]

The Steelers went 15-1.

[sweetness34]

You can't include World Cup soccer teams in this discussion because they are all stacked nowadays and one country does not clearly distinguish themself from the pack.

Brazil had far and away the best talent of anyone in the World Cup. But they weren't the best team.

[kalbears13]

The 1999 Browns. (I don't know if I can say that with a straight face.)

[-black]

im being a homer but the 1999 Bucs had one of the best defenses ever put together. Better than the 2002 defense IMO. Sapp Defensive POTY. Brooks the runner up, Hardy Nickerson. The only defense to completely shut down the Rams in 99

[sweetness34]

im being a homer but the 1999 Bucs had one of the best defenses ever put together. Better than the 2002 defense IMO. Sapp Defensive POTY. Brooks the runner up, Hardy Nickerson. The only defense to completely shut down the Rams in 99

And yet the Rams won the SuperBowl, wierd huh.

[-black]

thanks to a "drop" that if was made today would be a "catch". The Rams were lucky we had a rookie QB and no kind of an offense

[EdReedUnstoppable]

1998 Washington Capitals, WE WERE ROBBED!!!!

[yodapoop]

And yet the Rams won the SuperBowl, wierd huh.

2006 Oakland Raiders

[Phrost]

thanks to a "drop" that if was made today would be a "catch". The Rams were lucky we had a rookie QB and no kind of an offense

That 99 D.....my god it was glorious.

[yodapoop]

thanks to a "drop" that if was made today would be a "catch". The Rams were lucky we had a rookie QB and no kind of an offense

GET OVER IT, IT WAS 7 YEARS AGO! U GUYS GOT UR SUPER BOWL! SO SHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

[etk]

Brazil had far and away the best talent of anyone in the World Cup. But they weren't the best team.

I'm not sure you can make that statement with so much certainty. Their big 3 strikers have all been underachieving lately as they did in the World Cup while their defense was spotty and old. France exposed their defense as I'm sure Italy, Argentina, Portugal or Germany would have. Their midfield was ridiculous but I blame their Coach for selecting a roster with too many players who are past their prime. They favoured guys from the Brazilian league a little too much while ignoring dynamic playmakers like Diego.

[sweetness34]

thanks to a "drop" that if was made today would be a "catch". The Rams were lucky we had a rookie QB and no kind of an offense

Oh it was a bad call, but the Rams still won the game and went on to win the Super Bowl. Tampa had ample opportunities to win the game before that happened.

[-black]

NFC: St. Louis Rams 11, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 6
1 2 3 4 Total
Buccaneers 3 0 3 0 6
Rams 3 2 0 6 11
at Trans World Dome, St. Louis, Missouri

Game time: 4:00 p.m. EST/1:00 p.m. CST
Game weather: Indoors (Domed stadium)
TV announcers (FOX): Pat Summerall (play-by-play) and John Madden (color commentator)
Referee: Bill Carollo
Game Attendance: 66,396
The Rams and Buccaneers would slug it out for most of the game, with the Buccaneers defense holding the Rams highly-potent offense in check. Tampa Bay, weak on offense, would only muster two field goals, and gave up a costly safety in the second quarter when a bad snap from center went over the head of rookie quarterback Shaun King and out of the endzone. Despite this, the Buccaneers nursed an unusual 6-5 lead into the 4th Quarter. The Rams broke open a defense dominated game when Kurt Warner threw a touchdown pass to Ricky Proehl with 4:44 left in the game. The Buccaneers would mount a drive on their final possession, however a controversial replay overturned what appeared to be a reception by Buccaneers wide receiver Bert Emanuel, and the Buccaneers never recovered.

On the first play of the game, Bucs defensive end Steve White intercepted a screen pass from Warner on the Rams 20-yard line, setting up a 25-yard field goal from Martin Gramatica. But that was all they could manage in the first quarter. On one possesion, they moved the ball to the St. Louis 23-yard line, but then King was sacked and fumbled. Tampa Bay recovered the ball, but lost 12 yards and were pushed out of field goal range. Then with 11 seconds left in the period, King threw a pass from the St. Louis 41-yard line that went right into the surprised arms of defensive back Todd Lyght. The Rams didn't do much better. After Gramatica's field goal, they drove 74 yards in 16 plays before a fumbled handoff from Warner to Marshall Faulk on third down forced them to settle for a 24-yard field goal by Jeff Wilkins. Then on their next drive, Wilkins missed a field goal attempt from 44 yards.

In the second quarter, a high snap from Bucs center Tony Mayberry went over King's head and into the end zone. King managed to knock the ball out of the end zone to prevent a touchdown, but it gave the Rams a safety and a 5-3 lead. This would be the score by halftime, despite the Rams 159-75 advantage over the Buccaneers in total yards.

Just as in the first half, Tampa Bay scored a field goal on their opening drive on the third quarter, set up by a 32-yard reception by Jacquez Green and a 15-yard facemask penalty on Taje Allen. Meanwhile, Warner intercepted three times by the Buccaneers defense, including a costly interception to Hardy Nickerson on the Tampa Bay 3-yard line. But late in the fourth quarter, Rams defensive back Dre' Bly intercepted a pass from King at the Buccaneers 49-yard line. A few plays later, Warner threw a 30-yard touchdown pass to Proehl with 4:44 left, taking a 11-6 lead after the two point conversion failed. But despite being sacked twice, King responed by leading the Bucs to the St. Louis 22-yard line. With 47 seconds left in the game, his potential 11-yard completion for a first down to Bert Emanuel was overturned by a replay challenge. Then King threw two consecutive incompletions, turning the ball over on downs.

I can count on two hands the times i have cried after a game....this is one of them (one was to Philly in the playoffs, one was when the magic lost a 3-1 lead on Detroit in the playoffs, and the others belond to FSU losses to Miami, Florida (in 98) and a few others i'd rather not say

[yodapoop]

NFC: St. Louis Rams 11, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 6
1 2 3 4 Total
Buccaneers 3 0 3 0 6
Rams 3 2 0 6 11
at Trans World Dome, St. Louis, Missouri

Game time: 4:00 p.m. EST/1:00 p.m. CST
Game weather: Indoors (Domed stadium)
TV announcers (FOX): Pat Summerall (play-by-play) and John Madden (color commentator)
Referee: Bill Carollo
Game Attendance: 66,396


I can count on two hands the times i have cried after a game....this is one of them (one was to Philly in the playoffs, one was when the magic lost a 3-1 lead on Detroit in the playoffs, and the others belond to FSU losses to Miami, Florida (in 98) and a few others i'd rather not say

Maybe u guys shoulda scored more than 6 points against our subpar defense. We went on to win it all, and we won 17 games that season, so this one wasn't a fluke.

[bored of education]

yoda pwns.

Those Sixers teams in the early 80's were SICK.

[yodapoop]

yoda pwns.

Those Sixers teams in the early 80's were SICK.

Thank u sir, well played.

[-black]

Maybe u guys shoulda scored more than 6 points against our subpar defense. We went on to win it all, and we won 17 games that season, so this one wasn't a fluke.

who said it was a fluke? Congrats on beating us. Rookie QB, horrible offense....2 of your points coming on a saftey, terrible call late. But your right You beat us. We still owned the rivalry as we beat you every year afterwards (including the classic Monday Night game in 2000) and we eventually got out super bowl

and and can we have our style back? Yall was fiendin to have our style of defense

[bored of education]

Then why are you complaining?

[Scotty D]

Can't the same be said about Red? Anyway, I don't think it's a coincidence that when Phil got there, his teams started winning championships. Also, what a job he's doing with that shitass Lakers team now. None of those guys but Lamar Odom and Kobe could start for any team in the league, and sheome wouldn't even make the roster. Lamar's also injured for half the season.

I never said anything about Red. Larry Brown has to be in the discussion.

[yodapoop]

who said it was a fluke? Congrats on beating us. Rookie QB, horrible offense....2 of your points coming on a saftey, terrible call late. But your right You beat us. We still owned the rivalry as we beat you every year afterwards (including the classic Monday Night game in 2000) and we eventually got out super bowl

and and can we have our style back? Yall was fiendin to have our style of defense

We never tried to take it, cuz if we did, we would disgraced the name of the Tampa 2.

[-black]

Then why are you complaining?

whose complaining? this is a thread about great times not winning a championship. So i'm wrong to bring them up in this thread? go figure

[yodapoop]

The 2006 Oakland Radiers were very talented especially at the QB position.

[Chucky]

The 1998 Canadian Olympic Hockey team, man was that team stacked

[-black]

The 2006 Oakland Radiers were very talented especially at the QB position.

lol............

[bored of education]

whose complaining? this is a thread about great times not winning a championship. So i'm wrong to bring them up in this thread? go figure


no you are complaining about one game. big deal. be lucky the team has one play rather than 345 to complain about.

[-black]

wtf are you talking about. Do you understand thread premise. Whats the point to name any team if its complaining?

[bored of education]

best team not to win not because of one play lol

[BlindSite]

Brazil had far and away the best talent of anyone in the World Cup. But they weren't the best team.

I'm still pissed australia got knocked out because some loser took a dive.

[WinslowBodden]

Saying Charlie Manuel is stupid is an insult to stupid people around the planet. You should be ashamed.

So very true...

They should just come out with an insult "Charlie Manuel"

Be like

"You are so damn Charlie Manuel."

It would be the ultimate burn.

[kalbears13]

2006 Oakland Raiders

Nice try, but I already said it.

[kalbears13]

So very true...

They should just come out with an insult "Charlie Manuel"

Be like

"You are so damn Charlie Manuel."

It would be the ultimate burn.

Actually the new insult is going to be calling someone an Oscar Wilde. It's spreading around my school already. Started by me.

[yodapoop]

Nice try, but I already said it.

1834 Toronto Blue Jays

[kalbears13]

1834 Toronto Blue Jays

AD or BC? I like how you repeated the joke later too.

[yodapoop]

AD or BC? I like how you repeated the joke later too.

AD.......2002 Carolina Panthers.

[SuperMcgee]

Yet again another "best of thread" that is going to show almost no historical depth. Seriously, just say "best in the last 10-20 years". That's all almost anyone can remember or is informed about. The 2003 Chiefs? Come on....

By the way, if you can't even make the championship game (or get out of the first round in the case of the Mavericks) you have absolutely no business in the discussion. I also think you need to be good for at least 3-4 years.

A few nominations.

-Minnesota Vikings of the 1970's.
-Cleveland Indians of the 1990's.
-First Buffalo Superbowl team (the rest were clearly inferior and the product of a very weak AFC)

Uggh. 95 points in two games followed up by 20 minutes of possession.
I agree about that team in comparison to the next few. :( Uggghhhhhhhhhhhhh

[yodapoop]

What about all those Braves that won the division then choked in the playoffs?

[kalbears13]

What about all those Braves that won the division then choked in the playoffs?

I know someone else who choked on something. I'm pretty sure his name starts with y and ends with odachu. jk

[yodapoop]

I know someone else who choked on something. I'm pretty sure his name starts with y and ends with odachu. jk

Yeah, I choked on a piece of licorice once.

[Chucky]

BTW the russian team that lost to Canada in the Summit series would own the 1980 russian team

[bored of education]

I balked while choking my chicken

[kalbears13]

Yeah, I choked on a piece of licorice once.

I choked on beef jerky once. My parents were freaking out. I just shoved my hands down there and pulled out a piece like 6 inches long.

[doingthisinsteadofwork]

The US team that lost to the Russians in the Olympics in Basketball when the Russians made some bogus call.
2001 Oakland Raiders

[sweetness34]

I'm still pissed australia got knocked out because some loser took a dive.

Hahaha still pissed at Totti? Italy would've won anyways. It would've been just prolonging the inevitable if they didn't call it.

[ripdw27]

2005 Denver Broncos when we lost to Pitts in the conference champ game..

n the titans when they lost superbowl by a yard haha