Most Famous Sports Photo

[dezyDeco]

I'm glad there was a Game 7.

 

[ukwizard]

Done deal needs to be shot in the face for posting the last pic on his post.

 

[Xception]

 

[WildcatfaninOhio]

 

[Lexie's Dad]

 

[Lord_Crow]

Well I've never been a Houston Oilers fan, quite the opposite in fact, but good God almighty I loved watching Earl Campbell play football:

 

[wildcat1973]

 

[wildcat1973]

 

[ukalum01]

It's not the most famous but it's definitely my favorite.

 

[Tskware]

It's not the most famous but it's definitely my favorite.

That tower is on the University of Pittsburgh campus, IIRC, and across the street is a small portion of the outer fence of Forbes Field. Great picture.

 

[Willy4UK]

I like that photo when Monica Seles got stabbed on the tennis court.

 

[Pope John Wall II]

Friendly reminder that this guy was actually the basketball coach here.

I still wanna toss back a fifth of Everclear with Clyde one day.

 

[cawoodsct]

It's not the most famous but it's definitely my favorite.

They still have the outfield wall up on Pitt's campus where the homerun went over. I always visit it on my trip to Pittsburgh.

 

[funKYcat75]

I still wanna toss back a fifth of Everclear with Clyde one day.

You better have the bottle first, then.

 

[Roe07]

 

[Lord_Crow]

^That's a good FAIL pic.

 

[Xception]

Credit Richie for trying to steal until he got good at it .

 

[VT/UK Rondo]

 

[_Chase_]

 

[VT/UK Rondo]

 

[VT/UK Rondo]

 

[VT/UK Rondo]

 

[gamecockcat]

A lot of good ones that I thought of. One of the more memorable ones to me:



My vote would be for the Miracle on Ice photo.

 

[Glenn's take]

The most overrated moment in sports history. If she trips and runs her head straight into the horse and dies the USA still wins the gold medal. That's a little known fact about that.

 

[DSmith21]

Carbines and football

 

[VT/UK Rondo]

The most overrated moment in sports history. If she trips and runs her head straight into the horse and dies the USA still wins the gold medal. That's a little known fact about that.

If you say so. Still impressive that a little girl barely 4ft tall completed a vault on a sprained ankle when she was told her team needed it to secure the gold.