Which of these is the most memorable shot in boys' high school basketball tournament history? You can vote here. And the nominees are:
1972: Jeff Nessler hits a half-court buzzer-beater to lift undefeated St. James to a 57-55 Class 1A championship game victory over Melrose
1996: Khalid El-Amin caps a 41-point performance with a 23-foot three-pointer as time expired, giving Minneapolis North a 67-65 victory in the Class 2A quarterfinals
2005: Hopkins' Blake Hoffarber sends the Class 4A championship game against Eastview to a second overtime by making a 15-footer from the seat of his pants. Hopkins went on to win 71-60.
2012: Following a frantic push up court, DeLaSalle's Ross Barker catches a pass in the corner and nails a jumper as the horn sounds, giving the Islanders a 57-56 overtime victory over Minneapolis Washburn in the Class 3A championship game.
![Hopkins Amir Coffey launched a shot from behind the half-court line that went in as the horn was sounding to end the fourth overtime giving Hopkins the victory. ] Class 4A Boys Basketball Tournament. Hopkins vs. Shakopee. Hopkins won in four overtimes 49-46.(MARLIN LEVISON/STARTRIBUNE(mlevison@startribune.com) ORG XMIT: MIN1403132044580677](https://arc.stimg.co/startribunemedia/XN6PF3O5VTLBIFRG7FJXQUHFJQ.jpg?&w=1080)
2014: After four overtimes marked by excessive stalling and an increasingly frustrated crowd, Amir Coffey of Hopkins hits a stunning 60-foot shot to give the Royals a 49-46 victory over Shakopee in the Class 4A semifinals.
