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Trying to think of a bigger choke job in South Florida sports history than happened last night.

We came up with game two of the

2011 NBA finals. That's definitely the biggest in heat history. It's not even debatable. Zaz

posited the Fiescible against Ohio State. I'm like, they didn't really choke that game away.

It was a great game. It was stolen. It was stolen. It was stolen. It was that one flag football game that I played that Dan came to.

There was a bunch of cameras around and it was a championship and we had the lead and

we're just trying to kill the clock and we choked it away and lost.

That was huge.

I mean, I understand what you're saying.

They were a massive favorite.

Played not to lose, huh? They were favorite over Craig Crenzels, Ohio State Buckeye team. The Miami Hurricanes,

remember, Willis McGahey's knee blew up early in that game. They had to come back. Todd Severs

makes a massive field goal. What I'm talking about is, like, we had that game, we let it slip away.

There are plenty of examples of teams that have gone in as favorites and have not lived up to

the expectations. But I feel like we had that game in the bag. That's what I'm talking about.

In South Florida Sports history, not many games will feel like last night's game did. That is,

and it's so uncharacteristic, too, if there is one thing, one characteristic that you could assign to the Florida Panthers under Paul Marisa's, when this team gets a lead, they choke it away.

And they've blown.

They don't choke it away.

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