Craziest _Thinking outside the Box_ Moments in Sports History.

Van Tuylowsen letting the clock wind down. I'm surprised Denver's not picking him up. I mean, he can just sit there until Jermier. I mean, I don't think I've ever seen this in all my years. I don't believe I have either, no. I mean, it's unbelievable. They just let him. Blue jerseys, all blue tops and bottoms. Where is he? In the end zone with a blue end zone, and there he is. Fly to deep center, and he's out. How about that? Helton faked him out. Take a look here. Uh-oh. Little flea flicker fake. Knox on the keep, and Knox on the run. Nice move in the open field. A duck under, and Knox inside the... So, Knox has got to do the old hokey dunk right here. Yeah, I'm going to flip it, and then he takes it. So, what happened? He was just trying to sneak. He did it. He did it. He hid behind Spolstra. He actually hid behind him and came out and got the steal, hiding behind the coach, and then all of a sudden, he runs back on the floor. Go for it. Oh, offside kick drive. McAfee recovers his own kick. They're the only team in the league this year to submittal. I'm sure they knew this on the game plan. Nobody turned and ran, but they were so far back, they had nobody there, Jim, to go up there and recover the football. Look at this. McAfee, like he's the only man on the field. Offensive rebound. Whoa! Oh, my goodness gracious! Oh, boy. Did you just see that? Oh, boy! We're all tied at 119! What is that? Tony Pena came back, and he signaled four to Lurker. He bluffed him! Strike three! All night. Twelve of 19 from the field and a steal. Here come the Celtics, who've cut it to four for the third time this period. Always inserted, kind of altered the rhythm a little bit, but they like this. They want their opposing team to have to devote practice time to this package during the week. Well, they want to be able to provide a spark mainly for their offense. Wide open throw down the field. It's Van Zyl! Penalty markers are flying down as they fooled everyone on that play. Ali, look at this play here. Van Zyl is on the field there, and Shanahan giving him the signal of when to break out into his. He'll bring the ball in. He bounced it off the backside of Thornwell. See, he had his back to him. That's just an invitation for them. He can knock that shot down. Reversed by Bledsoe. Pretty inbounds play of the Suns by seven. Anderson. Fastball tapped at the plate. It'll trickle down the third baseline. The Mariners are going to let it roll, roll, roll, roll. Lenny Randall gets down on his hands and knees and blows on it like a curler. Sidearm delivery and a comebacker. There's the good athleticism. He throws the glove to first for the out. The ball was stuck in his glove, so he threw the entire thing over to get outnumbered to right. Five seconds to go in the first half. Dante fires deep to the left. Moss caught it at the 11, but now he pinches it. To Mo Williams. Compensation of Randy Moss. But now he pinches it. To Mo Williams. Pedroia, Ortiz takes the third and second base. Safe, and taken off for third is Pedroia. He'll get there. Nobody covered the ball. Looks up, third base wide open. Nobody there. Misses, gets the rebound. Back out, Westbrook. Bang! Adams misses, deliberately gets his own miss to Westbrook. Long three, straight on by Russ. To take him out of the money ball. Tannehill floats it down for Wallace, and it is as an interceptor. They say Cole has the feet down. How about the 40? Tapping the ball to his two. It's close, definitely inbounds. Nope. From O'Neal, he kicks it to Ben. He kicked the ball to Todd Benzinger. The absolute all-time play I may have ever seen. Time they've been throwing that wide receiver screen to Antonio Brown so often, and then they got it in behind him. Here's a fake spike. Brown, touchdown, Pittsburgh! Shades of Merino! It was built earlier today, out at 7. Jody Ewert-Shadoff. Look at where she's putting this. I just could hardly believe this, but she had it exactly right, Terry. Perfect speed. He's shooting it again. That's off target, and LeBron, oh, look out, throws it off of Olenek. I mean, he fired it off of Olenek. Fired it off of him. It's a nice view of that. He's falling out of bounds, and he fires that one off of Olenek. He's trying to show no pain right now. He does check in. This place is going to go crazy. Oh, between the wickets. Oh, and a finish! Wow! On a dime! Look at this pass! Right through the five-hole! Oh, come on! Five-hole! Let's see what happened. He's off. The hidden ball trick. He lifts up his foot, shuffles his feet, and lost contact in Goins' hand. It would get off some aggression. Oh, man. Will Barton took advantage of the Hornets not paying attention. The half-court area, and all of a sudden, here's a touchdown pass to Ben Singer. Beautiful pass by Starich. Dario Starich with a... You saw him show it off there. And wide open is Dane Cruikshank down the sideline for a touchdown! Four-yard touchdown return on a kickoff. They gave up a kickoff return, but this is a big play at Difference Makers. Again. How about this formation? This is the play that is called hide the midget, and they hand it off. That's RJ Fleming, and he has room to run. Fleming inside the 30. ...being on it. How about that play right there? RJ Fleming, just 5'9". Where is he? ...Fernandes. ...to look for the Chilean, Santacruz. Goal! ...will come in. Oh, here he goes. Look at this through the legs. Oh, what a goal! ...there's relish. There's the whole hot dog on this one. Behind the back, it's Spinner. ...for third. They're going to wave him home. Here's the throw from Piscotti to hold tight, and Molina can't... ...he pokes it away. ...shaves up and under, throws it off the backboard. Oh, what a perfect pass to himself. ...rebound pulled away. Oh, what a play by Atenecompo between his legs down court, and Middleton scores. How about that pass? That was great. ...to McCaffrey. Trying to get around the right side. He does. McCaffrey leaps. ...position. You don't have to block, everybody. ...scores the opening touchdown of Week 5's. ...arm. Carpenter will tag up. Here comes a throw to the plate. Couple of hops, and Carpenter hopped over the catcher. And honestly, I think that's the most sensible thing. I mean, you... Whoa! Whoa, look at the fake here. I'll tell you what, Brian. Oh, man, look at this. Come on, Brian. Ellis down to the 30, down to the 32. But just the time on the clock, the position on the field. What a brilliant play call by Brian Ellis, the offensive coordinator. Somewhere, if Bobby Bowden is watching this... ...scope was on the third-base side of second, and the air mails first base. Krulewiczki made a turn toward second and jumps over Reeders. What a play! Oh, yeah, that's the way to do it. Oh, hold on. And that's hard to do with an assist. Wow. Nice. Old rival can't beat them. Ah, yes, but latter yesterday, that all changed for your beloved volunteer. That's a lot of ball. How about that? Now, let's take a look here. A penalty flag is thrown on the far side. He stepped out of bounds. And then he was the first guy... ...knew what he was doing to make a good play. He did know what he was doing. Watch Ty Montgomery. See how he deliberately gets out of bounds, makes sure he's out, and then touches the football. He's looking for his first extra-base hit of the spring. Tried to check his swing, but he goes around and it's a strike. The throw to first is in time to pick off the pinch runner. Wow, first of all, the phone booth hack from Bird. Wow. Robinson just, wow, caught flying. Snagged by Lester, and he'll throw the glove. And Rizzo dropped his glove so he could catch Lester's glove. That's the smartest play in the history of baseball. Romney tonight. How about this? Jim Harbaugh ran this thing earlier this year for Michigan. Again, Chandler is pulling out all the stops in the season finale. Conover steps up on a third and 14, heaves it up to a wide-open target. It's the tight end. All right, it starts out in the super eye. That's fun, like the window dressing. But this is what I love. He's going to get pressure, work up in the pocket. He doesn't run. He keeps his eyes downfield and finds Howard, connects for the drive. Looking for his first assist. And what a great play! Assist to the hand is a highlight reel to Dwight. And off from the sideline. At the nine-yard line, pump fake, Statue of Liberty, Stewart, and now it's Dixon. He had me. Didn't give it to him. The right-hand side of the defense, they're waiting for, what, Stewart, waiting for Stewart. He doesn't give it to him. He's going to keep it and come this way. Earlier, they ran the Statue of Liberty. Edelman in motion. Edelman takes the swing pass. Edelman's going to throw. Deep downfield, wide open. Amendola, touchdown. Slow ground ball. Manny Machado, barehanded. Don't throw it away. Don't throw it at all. Raiders will put the tag on it. They flipped it to him on a lateral. He's going to take it. Look at this. He's going to throw. Touchdown. Oh, my. Look at the players. Throw that. Grounded right side. Heading toward the plate, and look at Kendall. Curveball hits Velasquez, and he's going to throw left-handed. How abouts? And hopefully he's okay as he sprawls to. Sometimes a delayed reaction for the pain. He went over and picked the ball up left-handed and threw to first to get eaten. Here's Beckham looking to throw. Wide open. It's Barkley. Saw the 20. Still going. Into the end zone. Touchdown. It's DeBaldwin who's looking to throw. Again, back. The end zone. First, Dave Bergman. And he's out. Every single night, and he's used that as motivation to get him into that motor mode. Clarkson has a pretty good motor himself going right now. He got everybody's attention on to the right side of the floor because he knew Clarkson was there, and he was ready for the pass and not. Oklahoma City. Ty trying to stay with Steppen. Oh, no. Now you see him. Now you don't. He's a defender without dribbling. Danny Trevathan with the okey-doke. He lines up out there. He rushes, and he does a dead leg. He acts as if he's looking the other way. The guard goes that way. He says, you know what? Now, I'm going. Clark, the putter, takes the snap, and in the toss, end zone for the touchdown to the place kicker, Jason Sanders. Come on. Oh, man. So it's the putter slash holder to the. Out to James with a new shot clock. Oh, great no-luck to Zizek, who puts it home. How about that? Everybody, even myself. And Brady still has the football. What a fake to the end zone. Caught, touchdown, New England. They fake like he's got it. Look at the defense react. And, oh, my gosh, nobody covers in the back of the end zone. Worthen goes. Down, down, boy, boy. And they're going to snap it, and it's Trey Burton who throws. Caught. Falls. Touchdown. Logan Thomas making proof they can stop him. Here is a snap to McKissick, and he takes. Well, there it is, and now Alex Smith gets it, and he kind of walks over, and there you go. I mean, that's the old fumble rooski from Dave Remington in Nebraska back in the 80s. I mean, that's. About the offense saying, hey, we need less mistakes and a lot more effort. Faking the end around. No, giving the end around to LaFar and he's got room. Inside sinks territory down to the 31-yard line. Boy, do we have a heavyweight fight here. Don't.