You want quotes? Colossians 3:22 "Slaves, obey your earthly masters in everything; and do it, not only when their eye is on you and to curry their favor, but with sincerity of heart and reverence for the Lord." Exodus 21:20-21 (ESV) 20 “When a man strikes his slave, male or female, with a rod and the slave dies under his hand, he shall be avenged. 21 But if the slave survives a day or two, he is not to be avenged, for the slave is his money." (So it's okay to beat your slave, just as long as they survive, because you own them). And just in case you think the old testament doesn't count for some reason: "Do not think that I have come to abolish the law or the prophets. I have come not to abolish but to fulfill. Amen, I say to you, until heaven and earth pass away, not the smallest part or the smallest part of a letter will pass from the law, until all things have taken place.” (Matthew 5:17) Your religion condones slavery and has slave codes. Did Jesus come along and give a clear instruction like "Dont own people"? No. No he did not. If you are a true believer then you obviously support every divine word in the bible right? You certainly wouldn't cherry pick the good bits and ignore the parts that are just flat out abhorrent and repugnant right?
Nothing wrong with the old testament at all. Also in regards to the verse I kind of get stuck on something for awhile and see how it applies to my life. I'm not any sort of example and have never claimed to be. That verse has helped me tremendously recently. I haven't been to church in over a year, but I'm a believer and He helps my life. Take care.
Imagine working for 20 years, 12-16 hours a day, 6-7 days a week, developing your skills and honing every aspect of your game to become one of the top 30 or so players on the entire planet at your particular position, so that you have the ability to make incredibly acrobatic plays under the highest of pressure and some guy on RUclips calls it luck. Lol
I was at the nationals game at 2:15 when I was 10 and remember coming back to my travel ball team a few days later and my coach telling all the kids how lucky I was to see an almost perfect game.
Vid is great and some of this stuff is absolutely insane, however I'm a bit shocked the Pirates/Cubs game ending bloop fall isn't on here leading to the Cubs walk off win. That had been one of the craziest things I'd ever seen lol.
As several have said, there was a lot of skill on many of these. Some mostly luck, maybe even a couple all luck, but also a lot where skill was very much involved. Probably the luckiest play, though, that I've witnessed, was a Wild game, where the guy back-handed it to just dump it into the zone so they could do a shift change. He didn't even look where he was sending it, he was breaking for the bench. But it took a weird bounce, and went in as a goal...
I think another one that should have been on here. Again its a CFL game (Seems like NHL and CFL is the lowest on these videos) was the Grey Cup this year. Off two deflections and caught for a interception to win the Grey Cup. Check it out it was a good 100% luck moment
The 2007 final play of the University of Hawaii at home vs University of Washington who were up 21 points in the first Quarter. UH scores 28 unanswered points to take the lead and with 35 seconds left, UW in 3 plays is down to first and goal. The final play was UW final pass into the end zone, the ball falls off the receiver, off his foot, and into a UH defender for the interception to end UW's drive and secure the win for UH to stay undefeated at 12-0.
That 2nd one is so tragic cuz he did exactly what everybody tells you to do an it was still caught. Funny thing is if he woulda went for the INT, which you are not supposed to, they win.
@@coreyhill681 no it wasnt haha but its obvious how murica-centric you are. Maybe add the most popular sport in the world if you want a complete list for one..
lol i ask my friends and family the craziest play against the bills and they always tell me that arizona vs bills touchdown to Deondre hopkins, (i live in buffalo but i'm a steelers fan)
That Hail Mary win by the Seahawks over the Packers still bothers me, and not just because I’m a Packers fan. After a lot of reviews showing that it clearly was an interception and well within the arms of the defender, where Tate then just simply latched on and the defender had complete control, the refs still got it completely wrong. I remember that was the season where the normal referee’s were on strike for the first few games of the season. While the normal referee’s are bad, I’m glad we don’t have to deal with these horrible replacement ones anymore. That was one of the worst calls in NFL history, I’d hate to have my team win on a play I know they didn’t win on called the “Fail Mary”.
The Seahawk player touched the ball first. Maintained contact until both feet are down. Touchdown, dead ball. The ball is then stripped, but dead. NFL headquarters actually explained the ruling because of the controversy. Refs got it right on frame by frame replay. Doesn’t matter who wound up with ball after dead. The receiver kept it just long enough for the touchdown. Had the defender knocked the ball to the ground, that might have been an incomplete as the ball would have touched the ground. As the ball didn’t touch the ground, the rules for a touchdown are: First contact, both feet down inbounds. Maintain contact until this happens. The conditions were met. The defender stripped a dead ball. No interception by rule. Refs got it right but you have to read the rules and watch the full frame video frame by frame to see what happens and when.
If any play in any sport has to be called/explained only through frame-by-frame analysis, you know there's going to always be controversy. I can't imagine what calls like this would have been like before this technology; they probably likely would just do the play over, which is also controversial, but would be more fair.
@@richardbeckenbaugh1805 No he didn’t, through every replay M.D Jennings has the ball right in his chest from the start and Tate reaches in and touches it with his hand and then pulls himself towards the ball. There are literal freeze frame photos clear as days showing M.D with complete possession and Tate with no a single finger on the ball.
There is actually a great video on Jomboy’s page that when slowed down shows the catcher swiped right through and completely missed him. That was a great call and the umpire got completely flamed for it though he could have made a lazy call that he was out based on an assumption just cause the ball beat the runner there. Surprisingly great call by the umpire.
That’s not how that rule works at all, it’s whoever has clear possession, which the defender had complete and clear control of the ball. Those were replacement refs due to the regular refs being on strike and they made what is considered one of the worst calls in NFL history. It was one of the MANY bad calls in the first few weeks that ended up getting the regular refs a deal and off strike faster than what they probably would have.
Toronto's entire 2019 run was luck lol. Get 6 guys on Golden State hurt, basically all the starters, check. Get lucky shot to win game 7 vs Philly, check.
Dhop one was not luck luck would be if they deflected and then he caught it but he literally went straight over three bills defenders and came down with the ball pure skill also the Seahawks and Packers one was bullcrap mx Jennings clearly caught that ball
3:40 The ball hitting Conseco on top of the head and bouncing off it over the fence to make a home run, is at least a lot safer than jumping up to make the catch, but the ball hits your face, and you're decapitated, and both the ball and your head go over the fence for a double home run. (The Naked Gun) "How about that!?" Getting hit by a car in the outfield or eaten by a tiger a 2nd base are also quite unlucky for you, but lucky for the other team. It's all a matter of your point of view who really has all the luck.
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You know it.
You want quotes?
Colossians 3:22 "Slaves, obey your earthly masters in everything; and do it, not only when their eye is on you and to curry their favor, but with sincerity of heart and reverence for the Lord."
Exodus 21:20-21 (ESV)
20 “When a man strikes his slave, male or female, with a rod and the slave dies under his hand, he shall be avenged. 21 But if the slave survives a day or two, he is not to be avenged, for the slave is his money."
(So it's okay to beat your slave, just as long as they survive, because you own them).
And just in case you think the old testament doesn't count for some reason:
"Do not think that I have come to abolish the law or the prophets. I have come not to abolish but to fulfill. Amen, I say to you, until heaven and earth pass away, not the smallest part or the smallest part of a letter will pass from the law, until all things have taken place.” (Matthew 5:17)
Your religion condones slavery and has slave codes. Did Jesus come along and give a clear instruction like "Dont own people"?
No. No he did not.
If you are a true believer then you obviously support every divine word in the bible right? You certainly wouldn't cherry pick the good bits and ignore the parts that are just flat out abhorrent and repugnant right?
What happened to the bible verse of the day you originally had in your pinned comment?
Nothing wrong with the old testament at all. Also in regards to the verse I kind of get stuck on something for awhile and see how it applies to my life.
I'm not any sort of example and have never claimed to be. That verse has helped me tremendously recently. I haven't been to church in over a year, but I'm a believer and He helps my life.
Take care.
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I love the video but quite a few of these are pure skill
Agreed.
so true
The crazy Sousa catch to keep the no hitter
Agreed. Aaron Rodgers heaving the ball 61 years isn't luck, it's skill.
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You make your own luck through skill and experience. These clips are actually about insane skills. Much respect.
“OH CUAGHT! STOKLEY DOWN TE SIDE LINE! CAN THEY CATCH HIM?! STOKELY! WOOOOW!”
That never gets old
Also a great call as well
I remember watching that live. I was as excited as that announcer and probably as loud. Lol
They should stop playing games at the same time so this guy can call every game.
Imagine working for 20 years, 12-16 hours a day, 6-7 days a week, developing your skills and honing every aspect of your game to become one of the top 30 or so players on the entire planet at your particular position, so that you have the ability to make incredibly acrobatic plays under the highest of pressure and some guy on RUclips calls it luck. Lol
Thank you very much.
3:23 NICE TO SEE JOSE CANSECO USING HIS HEAD ON THAT PLAY!!!!!!!!
"I'M JOSE CANSECO!!!!!!"
I remember watching that Freeman catch down my grandparents house. It’s funny how certain moments stay with you for life
I was at the nationals game at 2:15 when I was 10 and remember coming back to my travel ball team a few days later and my coach telling all the kids how lucky I was to see an almost perfect game.
Some of these games were crazy
@14:10 the throw definitely beat the runner and I’m a Braves fan
Fr I was thinking the same thing
He was so out it’s not even funny, that ump needs fuckin glasses. He didn’t even touch the bag.
That ump wanted to go home
Vid is great and some of this stuff is absolutely insane, however I'm a bit shocked the Pirates/Cubs game ending bloop fall isn't on here leading to the Cubs walk off win. That had been one of the craziest things I'd ever seen lol.
People should learn the difference between luck and skill.
The Ball hitting Canseco on His head and going out is Priceless!!! Everytime I watch that video I About Piss Myself Laughing... 😎
2:15 that's just a great play
Most of them are.
clips with actual skill:
1:31
1:48
2:13
4:00
6:22
8:11
9:25
10:18
11:53
13:24
14:36
15:10
16:24
17:33
18:25
18:38
you're welcome :)
Frankly the title is just inaccurate. Still a good video though
3:52 that one kids mic on discord
As several have said, there was a lot of skill on many of these. Some mostly luck, maybe even a couple all luck, but also a lot where skill was very much involved. Probably the luckiest play, though, that I've witnessed, was a Wild game, where the guy back-handed it to just dump it into the zone so they could do a shift change. He didn't even look where he was sending it, he was breaking for the bench. But it took a weird bounce, and went in as a goal...
I think another one that should have been on here. Again its a CFL game (Seems like NHL and CFL is the lowest on these videos) was the Grey Cup this year. Off two deflections and caught for a interception to win the Grey Cup. Check it out it was a good 100% luck moment
My favorite thumbnail.
The 2007 final play of the University of Hawaii at home vs University of Washington who were up 21 points in the first Quarter. UH scores 28 unanswered points to take the lead and with 35 seconds left, UW in 3 plays is down to first and goal. The final play was UW final pass into the end zone, the ball falls off the receiver, off his foot, and into a UH defender for the interception to end UW's drive and secure the win for UH to stay undefeated at 12-0.
Many of these were pure skill and don't deserve this title
Thank you Kawhi for your services
Love how Gus Johnson has like half of these nfl calls. He just makes football exciting lmao
Whenever Gus Johnson is on the call you just know something magical is gonna happen
15:10 how is that luck? That’s pure skill and effort by Mookie.
Title says “100% Luck” and the first clip is Kawaii Leonard game winning shot which was basically 90% skill with a little luck…lol
Omg so cool
Announcer: Akers with an incredible 63 yard field goal!!!
Justin Tucker: 🥱 Bitch, please!!
That 2nd one is so tragic cuz he did exactly what everybody tells you to do an it was still caught. Funny thing is if he woulda went for the INT, which you are not supposed to, they win.
You really need to work on mixing the audio for your videos. One clip will be whispering and the next will be screaming lol
Some of these luck plays are just skill. Smh
3:55 rip headphone users
Best calls of all time for all sports
For american sports maybe
@@Masterdebater14 every country, nice try, don’t be selfish
@@coreyhill681 name one non-american sport thats in this clip
@@Masterdebater14 uh hockey 🏒 mmm invented in Canada 🇨🇦 do the math
@@coreyhill681 no it wasnt haha but its obvious how murica-centric you are. Maybe add the most popular sport in the world if you want a complete list for one..
So lucky right now it is a half Court salvation
R.I.P. eardrums. Thanks Gus Johnson.
lol i ask my friends and family the craziest play against the bills and they always tell me that arizona vs bills touchdown to Deondre hopkins, (i live in buffalo but i'm a steelers fan)
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12:20 Jumpscare.
There better be a part 2 I see so many more plays not here
3:51 Courtesy warning to all headphone users. wtf is that recording.
RIP ears
AUBURN IN EVERY GAME
No Phil McConkey Super Bowl TD off the hands of Mark Bavaro.
He took 3 steps at least without a dribble I'm going to need a traveling call.
LMAO...As if traveling penalties even exist in the NBA anymore
Sometimes when I watch a hockey highlight I think I'm following the puck, but then it turns out to just be a little bit of gunk on my screen.
That dhop moss touchdown shouldn’t be in this, that’s just skill
17:21 Refs provided the luck on this
Lets be honest. Some of these are 100% skill
Skill needs a lucky situation to be used.
man you must have never played baseball if you think that zimmerman catch for the no hitter is luck
That Hail Mary win by the Seahawks over the Packers still bothers me, and not just because I’m a Packers fan. After a lot of reviews showing that it clearly was an interception and well within the arms of the defender, where Tate then just simply latched on and the defender had complete control, the refs still got it completely wrong. I remember that was the season where the normal referee’s were on strike for the first few games of the season. While the normal referee’s are bad, I’m glad we don’t have to deal with these horrible replacement ones anymore. That was one of the worst calls in NFL history, I’d hate to have my team win on a play I know they didn’t win on called the “Fail Mary”.
The Seahawk player touched the ball first. Maintained contact until both feet are down. Touchdown, dead ball. The ball is then stripped, but dead. NFL headquarters actually explained the ruling because of the controversy. Refs got it right on frame by frame replay. Doesn’t matter who wound up with ball after dead. The receiver kept it just long enough for the touchdown. Had the defender knocked the ball to the ground, that might have been an incomplete as the ball would have touched the ground. As the ball didn’t touch the ground, the rules for a touchdown are: First contact, both feet down inbounds. Maintain contact until this happens. The conditions were met. The defender stripped a dead ball. No interception by rule. Refs got it right but you have to read the rules and watch the full frame video frame by frame to see what happens and when.
If any play in any sport has to be called/explained only through frame-by-frame analysis, you know there's going to always be controversy. I can't imagine what calls like this would have been like before this technology; they probably likely would just do the play over, which is also controversial, but would be more fair.
@@richardbeckenbaugh1805 No he didn’t, through every replay M.D Jennings has the ball right in his chest from the start and Tate reaches in and touches it with his hand and then pulls himself towards the ball. There are literal freeze frame photos clear as days showing M.D with complete possession and Tate with no a single finger on the ball.
you'd think if all you do is throw a bunch of clips together that you could AT LEAST level out the volume smh
Please change the name of video to Craziest "A little bit of luck but mostly skill" Moments in Sports History.
Bruh. That referee should be FIRED at 14:01
They reviewed it later and he missed the tag.
Also they're called umpires.
There is actually a great video on Jomboy’s page that when slowed down shows the catcher swiped right through and completely missed him. That was a great call and the umpire got completely flamed for it though he could have made a lazy call that he was out based on an assumption just cause the ball beat the runner there. Surprisingly great call by the umpire.
wow that 5:18 was just barely a good play his foot set down right after the ball hit his head lol. Amazing luck.
“Sports History” like man you know there are sports outside the US right
17:00 is cause his feet were first on ground with ball in hand.
That’s not how that rule works at all, it’s whoever has clear possession, which the defender had complete and clear control of the ball. Those were replacement refs due to the regular refs being on strike and they made what is considered one of the worst calls in NFL history. It was one of the MANY bad calls in the first few weeks that ended up getting the regular refs a deal and off strike faster than what they probably would have.
This was a luck play. Seattle lucky the refs made a bad call.
Immediately just clicked out the video because the first clip very clearly is not 100% luck AT ALL
It wasn't "luck", it was skill, when Aaron Rodgers threw that touchdown pass. GO PACK GO 🏈
Toronto's entire 2019 run was luck lol. Get 6 guys on Golden State hurt, basically all the starters, check. Get lucky shot to win game 7 vs Philly, check.
“American sports history”
Dhop one was not luck luck would be if they deflected and then he caught it but he literally went straight over three bills defenders and came down with the ball pure skill also the Seahawks and Packers one was bullcrap mx Jennings clearly caught that ball
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Brett Favre a G
the raptors game winner was complete skill by kawhi, no luck
No nascar saves, I’d say half of those are luck lol
Disrespectful to call a lot of this luck. Kawaii didn't accidentally throw that basket
My favorite announcer I really don't know who he is so this is what he said
Click this. 2:56
Same plays every video
3:40 The ball hitting Conseco on top of the head and bouncing off it over the fence to make a home run, is at least a lot safer than jumping up to make the catch, but the ball hits your face, and you're decapitated, and both the ball and your head go over the fence for a double home run. (The Naked Gun) "How about that!?" Getting hit by a car in the outfield or eaten by a tiger a 2nd base are also quite unlucky for you, but lucky for the other team. It's all a matter of your point of view who really has all the luck.
That Packers lions Highlight their was 2 holdings and a block in the back
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“100% luck?”??! 2 minutes in and most of these are already at least 50/50, im sorry i dont agree with the title gonna have to dislike
There’s No such thing as “luck” or being “lucky” i hate that word. whats meant to happen will happen! History isn’t luck!
You know theres other sports than this American... stuff?