When you think you are winning, but then the enemy Nasus teleports in with 1000 stacks

Laughing Fish·Jul 19, 2015·71 votes·4,805 views

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64 Comments

JesterSummonerJul 19, 201520 votes

As a Seahawk fan.... the pain is double lol

arc95Jul 20, 20159 votes

i would rather have a 1000 stack Nasus Tp right on top of me than relive that day...WHY NOT RUN THE BALL... WHY Q_Q

DeathToHereticsJul 20, 20155 votes

Because M.L. had a terrible record when it came to rushing into the T.D. zone, but then again I don't know much sportsball.

PickleBabahJul 20, 20152 votes

It hurts so much... Like a kick to the nuts

Laughing FishJul 20, 20155 votes

As a Patriots fan, my reaction to that moment was closer to: https://michaelpiff.files.wordpress.com/2015/02/brady-super-bowl-gif.gif

LOL SpammerJul 20, 20154 votes

Patriots fans unite! http://i.imgur.com/3I0NJ5I.gif

Celeste BenalJul 20, 20152 votes

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As a Patriots fan, my reaction to that moment was closer to: https://michaelpiff.files.wordpress.com/2015/02/brady-super-bowl-gif.gif

This. So much this.

Laughing FishJul 20, 20152 votes

When you find a fellow Patriots fan: https://usatthebiglead.files.wordpress.com/2015/01/tom-brady-is-pumped-about-blowout-of-indianapolis-afc-championship.gif?w=1000

JesterSummonerJul 20, 20152 votes

I was a Patriots fan when I was younger when I watched Super Bowl XXXVI. I remember cowering behind a stool watching the final kick by Vinatieri. I became more of a Seahawk fan as I got older because my whole family are die hard fans. I still highly respect the Patriots.

The LexerJul 21, 20151 votes

I hate the Patriots....

Ironclad DragonJul 20, 201512 votes

When you're trying to recall but see Nasus heading toward you: http://media.giphy.com/media/ZFtynI5ftVxkY/giphy.gif

ModAcademy KaynJul 20, 20156 votes

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LOL SpammerJul 20, 20153 votes

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ModAcademy KaynJul 20, 20153 votes

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LOL SpammerJul 20, 20152 votes

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ModAcademy KaynJul 20, 20153 votes

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Kuroi86Jul 20, 20156 votes

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I'm sorry, was there a Nasus? I didn't notice, he seems to have vanished shortly after the rest of his team did.

I Main SwainJul 20, 20156 votes

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Mr BorgJul 20, 20153 votes

Seahawks fan here. I hate you for reminding me of this moment.

Laughing FishJul 20, 20152 votes

Patriots fan here: https://michaelpiff.files.wordpress.com/2015/02/russell-int.gif

ArkenStormJul 20, 20152 votes

i don't even like professional sports and that is just painful to watch. so sad

Laughing FishJul 20, 20151 votes

It was a glorious moment.

ArkenStormJul 20, 20151 votes

like I watch college football(BYU, yay for Utah) and I understand the significance. it was stupid of them not to run it that close, and the closeness of the catch is just painful for the seahawks lol

Laughing FishJul 20, 20151 votes

Not necessarily. Beast Mode has a poor record at making those short redzone runs. The Seahawks made plays like that all year long, and 99% of the time it worked for them. The only reason people consider it foolish was because it was intercepted. It is just funny that the time it failed was when that much was on the line. The mentality they played with won them one Superbowl and brought them to another.

ArkenStormJul 20, 20151 votes

I think it's foolish because IMO anytime you are that close, you should run it and hope your brute force will get it in. Was that 4th down? if it was, i can understand the pass a bit more, but If it was 1st-3rd down I would have run it for sure

Laughing FishJul 20, 20151 votes

The thing is the Seahawks only made it to the Superbowl and got in that position by doing things like passing in a seemingly obvious run play. That was simply how the team played, and they made it to back-to-back superbowls that way, winning one of them.

ArkenStormJul 20, 20151 votes

Oh, well see, I had no idea about that. But still, if that was what they did, You would think the opposing team would pick up on that, like the Patriots did(I guess?), and they should have gone against what they usually do to throw the opposing team off. W/e, like I said, I don't really like, nor do I follow any professional sports of any kind, and tbh I only follow college sports of BYU because my dad likes to, and Spend time with dad wooo

Laughing FishJul 20, 20151 votes

Well that is exactly what happened. The Seahawks often threw on redzone plays with great success, and the Patriots tended to be quite poor at actually stopping redzone passes. Malcom Butler (Patriots player that made the interception) had been very bad at stopping similar plays (failing in practice to stop that exact play several times), but before the Superbowl he drastically changed how he handled redzone passes, ignoring the opposing player and focusing completely on the football. Evidently it worked.

If the pass had worked, people would have been talking about how Bulter just ignored the other players and let them score. Both teams made it to the Superbowl by being aggressive and taking risks. The Patriot's risks just paid off slightly more than the Seahawk's risks.

ArkenStormJul 20, 20151 votes

thank you for enlightening me. And now i will use this information to taunt people >:D lol no really though, youre probably right, I can still have my opinion that you should always run the ball with 5> yards to go

Laughing FishJul 20, 20151 votes

The thing is if you always run with less than 5 yards, the other team will find a way to stop you. You can never be that predicable. A team as elite as the Patriots can only be beaten by not letting them know what you are planning.

ArkenStormJul 20, 20151 votes

fair point. and this is why i don't play/coach sports XD. Although I do think that having your biggest guy just charge through works pretty darn well. at least in college

Laughing FishJul 20, 20151 votes

Lol, yeah in college that method can work. But in the NFL even the bad players are still very strong and impressively fast.

ArkenStormJul 20, 20152 votes

(holy reply thread batman!) and this is why I play video games, because I have no idea XD

(evidently I cannot actually reply to you)

Mr BorgJul 21, 20151 votes

I don't mind them passing there, and Caroll's reasoning was sound. But I don't like the route. You're almost guaranteed to get a touchdown with Lynch since he can move a pile a few yards by himself, and you have two chances. So why throw a crossing route that is probably the highest completion percentage, but also the most likely to get picked. I would have much preferred a fade route or a bootleg with one receiver in the back of the end zone and a tight end near the goal line (although time may have been a factor for that)