Brooks: What was the play of his NU career?

[NJcatsfan]

The game-tying bucket to send round one of the tourney to OT last season? The and-one shot vs Illinois? The fittingly representative diving attempt to keep a ball in-bounds during the NCAAs? I’ll always remember him celebrating among the mob on the floor after the Super Bowl Sunday Purdue win.

What play is THE Brooks play at NU? Nominations/explanations below…

 

[Davidgolds5]

Think it has to be the drive versus FAU. Everything has broken down, and Brooks just took it to the hole.

 

[SmellyCat]

Think it has to be the drive versus FAU. Everything has broken down, and Brooks just took it to the hole.

It has to be this, but I like that there are other legit choices.

 

[GatoLouco]

Getting his teeth knocked out, or the temps flying out of his mouth, might not have had any impact on any game but surely illustrated how hard he played.

 

[hdhntr1]

The game-tying bucket to send round one of the tourney to OT last season? The and-one shot vs Illinois? The fittingly representative diving attempt to keep a ball in-bounds during the NCAAs? I’ll always remember him celebrating among the mob on the floor after the Super Bowl Sunday Purdue win.

What play is THE Brooks play at NU? Nominations/explanations below…

Actually if you look for the play to epitimize his career it would be the dunk at the end of the Indiana game. Putting everything into it every play and going through injuries or whatever to get the job done. Then getting up with a bloody face as if nothing had happened

 

[Davidgolds5]

Actually if you look for the play to epitimize his career it would be the dunk at the end of the Indiana game. Putting everything into it every play and going through injuries or whatever to get the job done. Then getting up with a bloody face as if nothing had happened

He tried so hard for so many games to get that one handed dunk on the breakaway, denied many times. Was great to see him get it done in one of the other games, may have been Maryland. (I recall him limping afterwards).