[Spiny_Norman]

I just got home from one of the worst college games I have seen (UCLA-Washington).  I need something to remind me why I used to love college hoops.  And then a light shone to illuminate the date February 7, 2004.  There is a god.

Nine years ago on February 7, 2004, Nick Robinson capped perhaps the most exciting game ever played at Maples with a shot that I will never get tired of watching.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Vt_mxgmMY8

[Spiny_Norman]

I just got home from one of the worst college games I have seen (UCLA-Washington).  I need something to remind me why I used to love college hoops.  And then a light shone to illuminate the date February 7, 2004.  There is a god.

Nine years ago on February 7, 2004, Nick Robinson capped perhaps the most exciting game ever played at Maples with a shot that I will never get tired of watching.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Vt_mxgmMY8

[Gettingolder]

One of those  "where were you" moments in life
Remember watching the game on a TV at a suite (allowed once per year for residents - kinda of like caddy's day at Bushwood) at the Qwest center in Omaha. Trying to not to yell too loudly while everyone else in the entire place is glaring at me while Creighton loses its first home game of the year.
Still am partial to Dana Altman at UO, despite hating the Ducks beyond no other

[Gettingolder]

One of those  "where were you" moments in life
Remember watching the game on a TV at a suite (allowed once per year for residents - kinda of like caddy's day at Bushwood) at the Qwest center in Omaha. Trying to not to yell too loudly while everyone else in the entire place is glaring at me while Creighton loses its first home game of the year.
Still am partial to Dana Altman at UO, despite hating the Ducks beyond no other

[StannyBoy]

I was at the game. Still remember everyone screaming and storming the court.

[StannyBoy]

I was at the game. Still remember everyone screaming and storming the court.