Iran are seeking to have their FIFA World Cup matches moved from the United States to Mexico.

What if the 2013 Iron Bowl would have gone to overtime?

Everything about NC State’s upset of Houston in the 1983 NCAA championship game remains as haphazard as it was in the moment: a loose ball, an air ball, and suddenly Jim Valvano running around the court looking for someone to hug.

On Oct. 16, 1968, Tommie Smith and John Carlos made a powerful statement on the podium after the 200-meter dash in the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City.

Only 4,124 people saw one of the greatest individual performances in NBA history.

Is it wrong that the most memorable moment of LSU’s 2023 NCAA championship victory over Iowa was Tigers forward Angel Reese mocking Hawkeyes guard Caitlin Clark with the “you-can’t-see-me” gesture?

It feels like almost egregious recency bias to have the top soccer moment of the past 140 years from such a recent event.

Two days before Christmas in 1972, the Steelers and Raiders met for an AFC divisional playoff showdown.

The Bulls went into the 1998 season knowing that it would be their last dance.

This is the moment where Lake Placid forever became synonymous with the greatest singular upset in team sports history.

Bobby Orr’s goal to win the Stanley Cup in 1970 is remembered not just for its championship stakes, but because it produced one of the most famous sports photographs of all time.

When the Falcons were up 21-0 late in the first half and then extended their lead to 28-3 with 8:31 left in the third quarter of Super Bowl 51, it fell like 2016 NFL MVP Matt Ryan would be leading Atlanta to its first ring.

The Muhammad Ali-Joe Frazier rivalry is one of the best in boxing, with both giving it their all each time they stepped inside the ring.

Leicester were 5000/1 to win the Premier League at the start of 2015/16.

The buildup toward the 2006 Rose Bowl between No. 1 USC and No. 2 Texas focused on whether anybody could beat the Trojans – a team on a 34-game win streak under coach Pete Carroll with two Heisman Trophy winners in Matt Leinart and Reggie Bush.

On Thursday, April 10, 1997 at Augusta National, Tiger Woods shot a 4-over 40 on his opening nine holes and looked every bit the part of a 21-year-old making his first career major start as a pro.

The most memorable moment from the Red Sox' curse-breaking 2004 run wasn't the final out of the World Series, which was a clean sweep.

The Patriots and Seahawks played a thrilling Super Bowl 49, with Tom Brady and Russell Wilson trading big offensive plays.

The 1960 World Series between the Pirates and Yankees still stands as one of the most bizarre Fall Classics ever played.

Of all the greatest plays in American sports history, this might be the only one without a nickname.