Which NCAA Win/Loss is Your Favorite/Worse Memory

[BigEast1]

This was posted on the St. John's message board and I thought I'd cut and paste it here to see what people think. To me the 1989 Seton Hall loss is probably the toughest to swallow.

https://redmen.com/forum/redmentalk/276 ... dness.html

[Xudash]

Unfortunately, I have a tie between 2 of them:

1. Getting screwed against Duke by late game foul calls that kept us from our first F4; and

2. Losing to Ohio State in what should have been an upset of a dominant 1-Seed.

[kayako]

Jenkins FTW

Phantom travel call on Allan Ray

Coincidentally both games were vs. UNC.

[FDS]

Worst memory was Gordon Haywards shot not going down.

Lots of great wins for the favorite memory, but the 43-10 halftime lead against Wake Forest in 2001 still brings a smile to my face.

[DudeAnon]

Greatest Memory: Upsetting Arizona to make the elite eight

Worst Memory: Getting upset by Wisconsin as a #2 seed

There are some more when I was younger but these are fresh.

[Hall2012]

I'll skip 89 and go with one I'm old enough to remember. Losing to Arkansas on a BS flagrant call on a foul we only had to give because the refs ignored the most blatant travel in the history of basketball (around 10 second mark of video) - dude catches the ball and takes 3 steps before he puts in on the floor.

[DudeAnon]

I'll skip 89 and go with one I'm old enough to remember. Losing to Arkansas on a BS flagrant call on a foul we only had to give because the refs ignored the most blatant travel in the history of basketball (around 10 second mark of video) - dude catches the ball and takes 3 steps before he puts in on the floor.

Doesn't look like that to me. He caught it and established a pivot foot.

[ArmyVet]

I think it's the guy who received the second pass and dribbled up court who traveled.

[DudeAnon]

I think it's the guy who received the second pass and dribbled up court who traveled.

Oh shit, yea, that's definitely a travel

[ecasadoSBU]

best: cardiac kemba!

worse: The many inexplicable chokes by Alma mater, Stony Brook, at the America East championships