An Incredible Display Of Sportsmanship

[crookedlink]

Me neither but I recently read it in an article somewhere that I'm trying to find. And it had a citing of a couple of instances where it's happened.

 

[quantumleap]

This reminds me of a marathoner in the Olympics who had his teammate help him across the finish line to what he thought would be the Gold Medal. It turns out he was not allowed to receive his medal because he was helped.

 

[Buster]

here is the video....(with a cameo appearance by gary busey as the coach)...heheheheeeeeeee


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[joeyfitzclick]

Reminds me of that over bet I lost a few years ago when that fucking ape Todd Pratt jumped on Ventura to celebrate his game winning homer before he touched all the bases. Still bitter.

 

[fhmesq44]

Reminds me of that over bet I lost a few years ago when that fucking ape Todd Pratt jumped on Ventura to celebrate his game winning homer before he touched all the bases. Still bitter.

Without question one of the worst beats ever. Perhaps second only to ASU covering -9.5 in CFB OT against USC.

Nice call on Gary Busey, dead ringer.

 

[DrunkenHorseplayer]

Would they have dropped her if she had farted a few times? That would be a true test of sports(wo)manship.