Your worst agony of defeat type of moment in athletic competition?
For me: My eight lost to CAL once by a seat (fraction of a second) at a PAC 10 championship. We were down by a boat length or more the majority of the race and would have passed them if we had another 100 meters. This was especially humiliating because we were not a loser program and we hardly ever lost to CAL. Crushing agony of defeat type of moment.
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This year's game against the Tree.
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No, god damn it. It's only February for christ sake.Dennis_DeYoung said:This year's game against the Tree.
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Wrestling....Junior year....I got "head and armed" and pinned by a guy that had no business pulling that off. F-ing embarrassing.
If anybody knows about wrestling....a "head and arm" is about a cheesy as move as you can do. It will work when you're like a little kid but should never work beyond about 3rd grade.
FML.
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I've been dunked on so many times, the smell of nutsack is more familiar than icy hot when I hit the court.
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Had the same exact thing happen except I didnt get pinned. Got head and armed at the beginning of second round and rode it out. Exact same thing to start the 3rd round and stayed on my back thru the round. And it was to some scrub at a home meet. Got him two weeks later at a tournament and stuck him in the first round.HuskyJW said:Wrestling....Junior year....I got "head and armed" and pinned by a guy that had no business pulling that off. F-ing embarrassing.
If anybody knows about wrestling....a "head and arm" is about a cheesy as move as you can do. It will work when you're like a little kid but should never work beyond about 3rd grade.
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Lost to fucking Interlake this year... came back and beat em by 35 but still
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On a fastbreak against a top 10 team on the WC in an aau tournament someone threw a lob to their big athletic kid (6"8 and very Nigerian) who caught the ball, jumped over me and cleared me.
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Getting beat up at Dairy Queen after cheapshotting an asshole 3 times in a game.
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Like a simple bloody noise or full on curb stomping?GrundleStiltzkin said:Getting beat up at Dairy Queen after cheapshotting an asshole 3 times in a game.
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YellowSnow said:
Like a simple bloody noise or full on curb stomping?GrundleStiltzkin said:Getting beat up at Dairy Queen after cheapshotting an asshole 3 times in a game.
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You're a rower? How about "10 things you never new about rowing"YellowSnow said:Shout out to @HuskyJW for a thread that delivered! Thought it would be fun to have a discussion about our all-time "Agony of Defeat" type moments in athletic competition.
For me: My eight lost to CAL once by a seat (fraction of a second) at a PAC 10 championship. We were down by a boat length or more the majority of the race and would have passed them if we had another 100 meters. This was especially humiliating because we were not a loser program and we hardly ever lost to CAL. Crushing agony of defeat type of moment. -
Was. Master's rowing on a team is kinda lame and boring. There are better ways to spend one's free time as an adult.89ute said:
You're a rower? How about "10 things you never new about rowing"YellowSnow said:Shout out to @HuskyJW for a thread that delivered! Thought it would be fun to have a discussion about our all-time "Agony of Defeat" type moments in athletic competition.
For me: My eight lost to CAL once by a seat (fraction of a second) at a PAC 10 championship. We were down by a boat length or more the majority of the race and would have passed them if we had another 100 meters. This was especially humiliating because we were not a loser program and we hardly ever lost to CAL. Crushing agony of defeat type of moment. -
Played lawn darts against a retard (actual retard) once and lost. Hated myself ever since that day.
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The real answer is, tore my ACL planting to make a throw after a sweet running catch in church softball. Unlike John Ross, I did not cum back faster than ever before.
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ObligatoryPurpleThrobber said:I've been dunked on so many times, the smell of nutsack is more familiar than icy hot when I hit the court.
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In 5th grade basketball, I grabbed a defensive rebound, and immediately tried to put the ball back into the hoop several times, which would have scored for the other team. Luckily, I sucked so bad at shooting that I missed all 4 uncontested attempts from right underneath the basket (I kept getting my own rebound). "No no! Wrong basket!" My parents screamed from the stands. But I couldn't hear them. I was too busy trying to score for the other team.
In 6th grade basketball, I was underneath the backboard when my teammate tried to make a shot. He was also underneath the backboard, because we were all fucking stupid and didn't realize that we should spread out while on offense. Anyway, he throws his shot up really hard, and it hit the bottom of the backboard right as I looked up to see his shot, and the ball bounced back down and smacked me in the face. My nose immediately started bleeding and I started crying. Up to that point, nobody had told me that there was no crying in basketball. But on that day, there was.
In 6th grade flag football, this big defensive lineman kid kept pushing me backwards immediately after the ball was snapped. Sounds fair, right? Wrong. In flag football, you're supposed to count to 5 banana before you can cross the line of scrimmage after the snap. In fact, the counting rule is why I played offensive lineman in the first place...because it made the position completely irrelevant to the outcome of the game. That's why my coach was so smart...he put his biggest, most athletic players at the skill positions, which is why we had a very successful season. Anyway, this guy shoved me down play after play to start the game. I eventually started crying, and then complained to the referee. The very next play, BAM, he gets flagged for a 5 yard penalty. In a way, that was kind of a victorious moment for me...but because everyone saw me crying, it didn't really feel that way.
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I think I would get WTF'd outta here in a hurry with a 10 things you never knew about rowing sort of post and I don't want to have to LEAVE.89ute said:
You're a rower? How about "10 things you never new about rowing"YellowSnow said:Shout out to @HuskyJW for a thread that delivered! Thought it would be fun to have a discussion about our all-time "Agony of Defeat" type moments in athletic competition.
For me: My eight lost to CAL once by a seat (fraction of a second) at a PAC 10 championship. We were down by a boat length or more the majority of the race and would have passed them if we had another 100 meters. This was especially humiliating because we were not a loser program and we hardly ever lost to CAL. Crushing agony of defeat type of moment. -
Going thru the final two wickets to become poison. Hit the stake - automatically out. Spilt my Old Fashioned at the same time.
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Okay, I can start a fred with 10 questions about rowing. You'll be the poaster knocking the questions out of the park, star pupil kind of thing.YellowSnow said:
I think I would get WTF'd outta here in a hurry with a 10 things you never knew about rowing sort of post and I don't want to have to LEAVE.89ute said:
You're a rower? How about "10 things you never new about rowing"YellowSnow said:Shout out to @HuskyJW for a thread that delivered! Thought it would be fun to have a discussion about our all-time "Agony of Defeat" type moments in athletic competition.
For me: My eight lost to CAL once by a seat (fraction of a second) at a PAC 10 championship. We were down by a boat length or more the majority of the race and would have passed them if we had another 100 meters. This was especially humiliating because we were not a loser program and we hardly ever lost to CAL. Crushing agony of defeat type of moment. -
When I was sixteen I won a great victory. I felt in that moment that I should live to be one hundred, now I know I shall not see thirty. None of us know our end really, or what hand will guide us there. A doog may move a man, a father may claim a son. That man can also move himself. And only then does that man truly begin his own game. Remember that howsoever you are played, or by whom, your soul is in your keeping alone. Even though those who presume to play you by Scout.com or doogs of power. When you stand before Allah, you cannot say "but I was told by others to do thus" or that "virtue was not convenient at the time." This will not suffice. Remember that.
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Finished second to APAG in the 2016 Pickem season
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Dirty leperGladstone said:When I was sixteen I won a great victory. I felt in that moment that I should live to be one hundred, now I know I shall not see thirty. None of us know our end really, or what hand will guide us there. A doog may move a man, a father may claim a son. That man can also move himself. And only then does that man truly begin his own game. Remember that howsoever you are played, or by whom, your soul is in your keeping alone. Even though those who presume to play you by Scout.com or doogs of power. When you stand before Allah, you cannot say "but I was told by others to do thus" or that "virtue was not convenient at the time." This will not suffice. Remember that.
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Senior year in basketball. We make the state title game. The other team's point guard went down in the semi's and their backup was a freshman.
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You must have played zone.Mosster47 said:Senior year in basketball. We make the state title game. The other team's point guard went down in the semi's and their backup was a freshman.
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Was his name Robert Pack?Mosster47 said:Senior year in basketball. We make the state title game. The other team's point guard went down in the semi's and their backup was a freshman.
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Senior year in basketball. We make the state title game. The other team's point guard went down in the semi's and their backup was a freshman.
That fucking kid hit eight 3's and we lost by 8.
At least you got to be part of history.
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Assburglars is a powerful thing.Mosster47 said:Senior year in basketball. We make the state title game. The other team's point guard went down in the semi's and their backup was a freshman.
That fucking kid hit eight 3's and we lost by 8.
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53SB!PurpleThrobber said:
Assburglars is a powerful thing.Mosster47 said:Senior year in basketball. We make the state title game. The other team's point guard went down in the semi's and their backup was a freshman.
That fucking kid hit eight 3's and we lost by 8.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXMAqSdYfS8
