<span id="Examples_of_choking_in_sports" class="mw-headline"><span id="Examples_of_choking_in_sports" class="mw-headline">Examples of choking in sports</span></span>
On January 6, 2007, the
Dallas Cowboys traveled to
Qwest Field to play the
Seattle Seahawks in the NFC wild card playoff round. With the Cowboys down 21-20 and 1:19 left on the clock, Dallas attempted a 19-yard field goal.
Tony Romo botched the hold for the kicker by dropping the snap as he attempted to set it down. Romo then tried to run into the end zone for an impromptu touchdown, but was tackled at the one-yard line by Seattle defensive back
Jordan Babineaux.</p>
The University of Mississippi baseball team has gone 0-6 in NCAA Super Regional games at home after winning the first game in three different best-of-three series.
[1] In reference to the University of Mississippi (aka "Ole Miss") baseball team's 37-year absence from the College World Series, OMAHA has also been coined an acronym for "Ole Miss At Home Again".
[2] [3] [4]</p>
Jean Van de Velde only needed a double-bogey 6 to win the 1999 British Open. Instead he scored a triple-bogey 7 on the 18th hole and entered a play-off which he lost.
[5]</p>
The
New York Yankees held a three games to none lead over the
Boston Red Sox in the
2004 American League Championship Series. The Red Sox ended up winning the series by beating the Yankees in 4 straight games. The Red Sox then went on to win the
2004 World Series.</p>