Memorial Day Miracle Game on NBATV

[Extra Stout]

that and plus it was amiracle comeback.

People today would be the same way if they came from 18 down in the 3rd quarter.

It really was different back in those days. SA fans are a pitiful joke today compared to what they were in the 1990's.

[makedamnsure]

The Alamodome > AT&T

maybe that's because I've yet to see a game at the AT&T

[Extra Stout]

It was a horrible shot... If it dosent go in we are talking about that shot attempt like we talk about Rod Strikland's over the head behind the back pass...

But he made it.. so it was awesome...

Sean was seriously in the zone, like McGrady was in that game where he scored 13 in the final 45 seconds to beat the Spurs.

[Extra Stout]

The Alamodome > AT&T

maybe that's because I've yet to see a game at the AT&T

The acoustics of the Dome killed noise. The acoustics of the AT&T amplify it.

Fans really were that much louder back then.

[ShoogarBear]

Well, and let's not forget one of the most amazing points, so far as I am concerned. Sean Elliot was undergoing daily dialysis due to kidney problems. A few weeks after that game he underwent kidney replacement. I know most of us know that, but that's what I think of every time I see that shot and it's amazing what he was able to do, mostly through sheer force of will, I think.

Sean had advanced kidney disease but was never on dialysis.

[SouthernFried]

I had season tickets at the convention center. It truely was the loudest arena in the nba. Alamodome sucked.

[CharlieMac]

Yeah, I saw that today. It made me wish games were still on NBC.