1. Grant Hill
   Christian Laettner
2. J.J. Reddick
   Shane Battier

Duke was the defending National Champions coming into this game. It took a final shot in overtime with 2.1 seconds left on the clock for the Blue Devils to come away with the victory and advance to the Final Four.

1. Al Michaels
   Howard Cosell
2. Vin Scully
   Chic Anderson

The 1980 U.S. Olympic Hockey team consisted of amateurs who were huge underdogs during the Olympics. The Russian team, on the other hand, were heavy favorites to win it all. Do you believe in miracles? The entire world witnessed one when these two teams finally met.

1. Georges Laraque
   Dave Brown
2. Wayne Gretzky
   Ulf Samuelsson

Ulf Samuelsson had a reputation as a dirty player, which no one liked. When Tie Domi knocked him out, most of the hockey world thanked him.

1. University of Kentucky
   Duke University
2. University of Florida
   University of Oklahoma

Gonzaga defeated Florida 73-72 to advance to the Elite 8 in the 1999 NCAA Tournament. This was the first time Gonzaga advanced this far in the tournament.

1. Russ Hodges
   Vin Scully
2. Jack Buck
   Larry Munson

Russ Hodges spend most of his career announcing games for the New York Giants and later, the San Francisco Giants. In 1975, he was inducted into the National Sportscasters​ and Sportswriters Hall of Fame.

1. Football
   Basketball
2. Boxing
   Soccer

Both boxers, Joe Frazier and George Foreman, came into this fight undefeated in the ring. Foreman would win in the second round, earning the heavyweight championship.

1. Vin Scully
   Bill White
2. Joe Buck
   Jon Miller

The Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees finished the 1978 season tied for first in the American League East. They were forced into a one-game​ playoff, which the Yankees won.

1. Open Championship​
   U.S. Open Championship
2. PGA Championship
   Masters Tournament

Tiger Woods is second all-time in both major tournaments and PGA Tour wins. At the Masters Tournament, he has won four times.

1. Joe Starkey
   Chris Fowler
2. Brad Nessler
   Tim Brando

Stanford and Cal had a fierce rivalry, particularly in the 1980s. One of the defining moments came in 1982 when Cal returned a kickoff with four seconds remaining on the clock to win the game after everyone thought it was over, including the band which was already on the field.

1. Jon Miller
   Mel Allen
2. Red Barber
   Vin Scully

The 1988 World Series pitted the Dodgers against the Athletics. The Dodgers won the series 4-1 to capture their sixth World Series title.

1. Buffalo Bills
   St. Louis Rams
2. New England Patriots
   Oakland Raiders

Living up to its name, the Music City Miracle required a spectacular play at the end of the game for the Titans to secure the victory over the Bills. However, the Titans would go on to lose to the Rams in the Super Bowl.

1. Braves
   Twins
2. Yankees
   White Sox

The Minnesota Twins have won three World Series in the history of the franchise. Their last title was in 1991 when they defeated the Atlanta Braves.

1. Victor Hugo Morales
   Dan Davis
2. Chic Anderson
   Larry Munson

Secretariat was one of only 12 horses to ever win a Triple Crown. During the 1973 season, he set numerous records that still stand.

1. Bob Fouts
   Steve Young
2. Ted Robinson
   Vin Scully

"The Catch" helped the San Fransisco 49ers reach the Super Bowl in 1982. They would win that Super Bowl which started the 49ers' dynasty of the '80s.

1. England
   Greece
2. Mexico
   Canada

Diego Maradona was 25 years old when he led Argentina to the 1986 World Cup. This was Argentina's second World Cup title, the first was in 1978.

1. Larry Munson
   Dan Davis
2. Vin Scully
   Milo Hamilton

This game was one of the greatest in Doug Flutie's career. He threw for over 400 yards and four touchdowns to defeat the Miami Hurricanes.

1. Stan Musial
   Roger Clemens
2. Ty Cobb
   Ruben Rivera

Ruben Rivera played professional baseball from 1995 until 2003. He won a World Series title in 1996 with the New York Yankees.

1. Verne Ludquist
   Jack Buck
2. Dan Hicks
   Bill King

Jackie Smith had a long and productive career in the NFL. His drop in Super Bowl XIII wasn't his proudest moment, however, as his team lost the game 35-31, and he was widely blamed for the loss.

1. Eric Crouch
   Johnny Rodgers
2. Scott Frost
   Rich Glover

The 1971 Oklahoma vs. Nebraska football game was called "The Game of the Century." Coming into the game ranked 31, Nebraska won 35-31.

1. Bill King
   Howie Rose
2. Larry Munson
   Dan Hicks

After defeating Florida, Georgia went on to win the national championship. This would be the school's first championship win.

1. Howie Rose
   Vin Scully
2. Johnny Most
   Lyell Bremser

Sandy Koufax played only until he was 30 years old. In his short career, he won four World Series and was selected to seven All-Star games.

1. Marv Albert
   Vin Scully
2. Kenneth Wolstenholme​
   Tom Cheek

Joe Carter played 15 seasons in Major League Baseball. The peak of his career came in '92 and '93 when he won back-to-back World Series with the Toronto Blue Jays.

1. Bob Costas
   Johnny Most
2. Larry Munson
   Lyell Bremser

Michael Jordan's final shot with the Bulls came in the 1998 NBA Finals. He finished his career with six championships and six NBA Finals MVP awards.

1. Al Michaels
   Brent Musburger
2. Bill King
   Keith Jackson

"The Oakland Raiders have scored on the most zany, unbelievable, absolutely impossible dream of a play! Madden is on the field. He wants to know if it's real. They said, 'Yes, get your big butt out of here!' He does! There's nothing real in the world anymore!" - Bill King.

1. Joe Buck
   Marv Albert
2. Brent Musburger
   Johnny Most

Johnny Most spent his career primarily calling games for the Boston Celtics. He retired in 1990.

1. Bob Costas
   Bill King
2. Dan Davis
   Howie Rose

After winning the Eastern Conference Finals, the Rangers defeated the Canucks in the 1994 Stanley Cup Finals. However, it was Brian Leetch, not Matteau, who walked away with Finals' MVP award.

1. Keith Jackson
   Marv Albert
2. Kenneth Wolstenholme
   Mike Tirico

The final goal of this match was made by George Hurst. He scored three goals total, which made him the only player to accomplish that in a World Cup Final.

1. Dan Hicks
   Joe Buck
2. Vin Scully
   Marv Albert

Don Larsen is the only pitcher to throw a perfect game in the World Series. His team, the New York Yankees, would go on to defeat the Brooklyn Dodgers in seven games.

1. Babe Ruth
   Ty Cobb
2. Cy Young
   Willie Mays

"Outta here! It's gone! It's 715! There's a new home run champion of all time, and it's Henry Aaron." - Milo Hamilton

1. Verne Lundquist
   Marv Albert
2. Jack Buck
   Chris Berman

Michael Jordan won his first NBA title in 1991 after the Chicago Bulls defeated the Los Angeles Lakers. He won again in '92 and '93 but retired after the '93 season to play baseball. Luckily for basketball fans, he later returned to the NBA.

1. Brent Musburger
   Chris Berman
2. Keith Olbermann
   Ian Darke

Landon Donovan is one of the greatest soccer players to ever grace the field. During his career, he won the U.S. Soccer Athlete of the Year Award four times.

1. Keith Jackson
   Al Michaels
2. Skip Caray
   Mike Breen

After winning the National League in stunning fashion, the Braves went to the World Series but lost to the Blue Jays. That year, the Blue Jays became the first team that wasn't from the United States to win a World Series.

1. Johnny Most
   Vin Scully
2. Dick Enberg
   Mike Tirico

Larry Bird is still considered one of the greatest players in the history of the NBA. He finished his career with three NBA titles and three NBA MVP awards.

1. Mike Breen
   Jim Nantz
2. Verne Lundquist
   Chris Berman

Auburn and Alabama were tied at the end of regulation in 2013 with both teams on the verge of going to the SEC Championship game. However, Alabama decided to kick a long field goal with one second left on the clock, and one second was all Auburn needed to return the missed field goal 109 yards for a game-winning​ touchdown.

1. Mike Emrick
   Marv Albert
2. Gus Johnson
   Mel Allen

"The Flu Game" was one of Michael Jordan's greatest performances. After all, every Jordan fan remembers Scottie Pippen carrying Jordan off the court when the game was finally in hand.