The Roscoe Smith heave still makes me laugh when I think of it.
The amazing thing is that he did it twice.
Tate George fumbling the ball out of bounds against Duke instead of just smacking it down court and letting the clock run out.
If you get a chance to watch the replay, K jumped from the sideline and began signalling a travelling call (he evidently had a perfect vantage point to see the Tate was about to pull in the steal and seal the game, then hoped to influence the refs to give Duke another chance) and that distraction caused Taate to lose the ball.
Ollie letting Toby Bailey get behind him on the break over and over.
I seem to remember Ollie spending the entire game chasing Edney while Sheffer spent his time watching Bailey run down the court behind him.
Kemba splitting the double team against Texas and then launching a scoop shot....from 25 feet out and hitting it.
All I could think of then was divine intervention!
Henefeld waiting for a free throw and ignoring Mourning's anti-semitic trash talk and proving it on the floor.
IIRC, when that had no effect Zo started playing with the ear lobes of the UConn guy next to him (Burrell?) in the lane.
Robertson's Tomahawk is still one of the best dunk's I have ever seen.
He had a few. My favorite was over Lonnie Baxter in the 2002 regional finals, where I believe he kneed Lonnie in the nuts.
Saunders stuffing Elton Brand in the Championship game, getting called for the foul despite getting all ball, and staring down Brand who couldn't even look at Saunders because both players knew Saunders got all ball.
One of many beautiful memories from that game!
Denham's 3 in Maui.
Okafor scooping a loose ball up off the floor and putting it in with about 2 minutes left to keep us in the game against Duke in 2004.
Best part of that game was K screaming at the officials after (I believe Horvath, possibly Randolph) fouled out and K realized the game was lost. He was basically saying "you're supposed to give us the game with the calls if it is close".
Freeman fighting through the taller Gonzaga frontcourt in 1999. It felt like he got blocked 5 times in that game, but the boxscore only had 2 I believe.
That game was the only time during that season when I thought there was a chance we wouldn't win it all. It took the entire game to shake that team.