Hawk-Lock
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What are your top 3 games you've been to. It can be any sport. I'll go first:
1. UW beating #1 ranked Stanford in college basketball at Hec-Ed. It was the last game of the regular season, Stanford was undefeated and the #1 team. It was the year that UW's basketball become prominent. It was my first ever game at Hec-Ed and the atmosphere was like nothing else I've seen before. I had been to many Sonic games, but an NBA game couldn't compare to the energy and loudness in that building.
2. Seahawks beating GB on MNF in the fail mary. I don't think I need to explain this game much. I've been to my fair share of buzzer beaters in basketball, but I've never seen a last second touchdown for the win. This was the game that put us on the map.
3. The last game of the Sonics in Key-Arena against the Dallas Mavericks. This game gave me chills. The crowd chanting "Save Our Sonics" throughout the game. Near the end of the game the chants were so loud I remember the players acknowledged it. Probably the most emotional sporting event I have ever been to.
1. UW beating #1 ranked Stanford in college basketball at Hec-Ed. It was the last game of the regular season, Stanford was undefeated and the #1 team. It was the year that UW's basketball become prominent. It was my first ever game at Hec-Ed and the atmosphere was like nothing else I've seen before. I had been to many Sonic games, but an NBA game couldn't compare to the energy and loudness in that building.
2. Seahawks beating GB on MNF in the fail mary. I don't think I need to explain this game much. I've been to my fair share of buzzer beaters in basketball, but I've never seen a last second touchdown for the win. This was the game that put us on the map.
3. The last game of the Sonics in Key-Arena against the Dallas Mavericks. This game gave me chills. The crowd chanting "Save Our Sonics" throughout the game. Near the end of the game the chants were so loud I remember the players acknowledged it. Probably the most emotional sporting event I have ever been to.