Dave Dameshek

You know, what I think is ironic is that my whole life I would look at the Super Bowl.

I love Super Bowls and think, man, one day I'd love to see one of these things go to overtime.

And I thought that Rams-Patriots game was headed for overtime.

And I was there and I was, oh, this is going to be great.

The two overtimes we've gotten, pretty underwhelming.

Boring.

I don't think either one of those, I mean, the moment, because it wins the Super Bowl, you have to list them, but I don't think they were great moments.

The greatest last-second score in sports history is the immaculate reception, right?

Let's not play that game.

Well, speaking of mythology, that's what will determine whether or not this buzzer beater by UConn resonates in a quarter century.

Does UConn go on to do anything?

Those Steelers didn't win the Super Bowl.

They lost the next week to the Dolphins.

But it's perceived, at least, to be the starting point of the greatest dynasty of the 20th century in footballs.

So I think that's why all these years later, people look back at it.

I don't think it would be the Miracle City music, whatever it's called.

Music City Miracle was great, but they didn't win the Super Bowl as a result.

If they did, I think it would stand out a little bit more.

He mentioned his New York sports fan affection because he mentioned the Freddie Freeman home run.

So I think he's earned this one.