Jackson State basketball team manager Thomas “Snacks” Lee made the most of his opportunity when he checked into his first NCAA basketball game in March and hit a 3-pointer from deep. He’s doing likewise with his first shot at an ESPY.
Lee, seeded eighth, knocked off top-seeded and legendary gymnast Simone Biles to advance to the final four of the Can’t-Stop-Watching Moment for the 2020 ESPYS Presented by Capital One.
Lee is joined in the final round by fifth-seeded Riley Sartain-Vaughan, the 10th-seeded Newtown High School football team and Obed Lekhehle, seeded 11th. Watch the videos and then place your vote.
Tune in to the ESPYS on ESPN at 9 p.m. ET Sunday to find out the winner.
Jackson State basketball’s student manager, Thomas “Snacks” Lee, enters the game with two minutes left to play and hits a very deep 3-pointer.
A’s prospect Noah Vaughan launches one and flips his bat. Later, his wife, former Texas A&M Aggie Riley Sartain-Vaughan, gets her revenge with a big fly and bat flip of her own.
On the seventh anniversary of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, Newtown wins the Connecticut Class LL state championship with a touchdown on the final play of the game.
Obed Lekhehle makes this incredible high jump in the 2019 World Para Athletics Junior Championships.
Quarterfinals
Top-seeded Simone Biles — and her historic twist on the triple-double — was the top vote-getter in the first round of the Can’t-Stop-Watching Moment for the 2020 ESPYS Presented by Capital One. Up next for the legendary gymnast is Jackson State basketball team manager Thomas “Snacks” Lee and his incredible 3-pointer.
The quarterfinal matchups are set. It’s up to you to decide which ones advance. Watch the videos, and then place your votes. On Tuesday, the field will be whittled down to a final four.
Tune in to the ESPYS at 9 p.m. ET Sunday on ESPN to find out the winner. Ready … action!
No. 1 Simone Biles vs. No. 8 Thomas ‘Snacks’ Lee
Take a look back at Simone Biles’ historic triple-twisting double somersault in the 2019 U.S. Gymnastics Championships.
Jackson State basketball’s student manager, Thomas “Snacks” Lee, enters the game with two minutes left to play and hits a very deep 3-pointer.
No. 2 Mabry Williams vs. No. 10 Newtown’s dramatic TD
Lonestar SC youth player Mabry Williams adds a long-range swish to her backyard juggling routine.
On the seventh anniversary of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, Newtown wins the Connecticut Class LL state championship with a touchdown on the final play of the game.
No. 14 Sergi Llongueras vs. No. 11 Obed Lekhehle
Sergi Llongueras makes a handful of incredible leaps on his bicycle while riding in Barcelona, Spain.
Obed Lekhehle makes this incredible high jump in the 2019 World Para Athletics Junior Championships.
No. 4 Dearica Hamby vs. No. 5 Riley Sartain-Vaughan
Sky PG Courtney Vandersloot commits a turnover, and Dearica Hamby nails a shot from way downtown to give the Aces the lead.
A’s prospect Noah Vaughan launches one and flips his bat. Later, his wife, former Texas A&M Aggie Riley Sartain-Vaughan, gets her revenge with a big fly and bat flip of her own.
ROUND 1
No. 1 Simone Biles vs. No. 16 Baby bat flip
Take a look back at Simone Biles’ historic triple-twisting double somersault in the 2019 U.S. Gymnastics Championships.
A young baseball player steps up to the plate, smashes a fence-clearing home run off his grandfather and flips his bat in celebration.
No. 2 Mabry Williams vs. No. 15 Kiara the volley dog
Lonestar SC youth player Mabry Williams adds a long-range swish to her backyard juggling routine.
Beach volleyball player Mathias Berntsen’s dog manages to participate in a friendly game of volleyball.
No. 3 Anthony Edwards vs. No. 14 Sergi Llongueras
Georgia’s Anthony Edwards slams on Vanderbilt’s Braelee Albert for an epic poster, plus a foul.
Sergi Llongueras makes a handful of incredible leaps on his bicycle while riding in Barcelona, Spain.
No. 4 Dearica Hamby vs. No. 13 Austin Keen
Sky PG Courtney Vandersloot commits a turnover, and Dearica Hamby nails a shot from way downtown to give the Aces the lead.
Skimboarder Austin Keen does a wild dive off his board into the water.
No. 5 Riley Sartain-Vaughan vs. No. 12 Spence Jones
A’s prospect Noah Vaughan launches one and flips his bat. Later, his wife, former Texas A&M Aggie Riley Sartain-Vaughan, gets her revenge with a big fly and bat flip of her own.
Oklahoma wide receiver Spence Jones’ dad is short $1,000 after his son hits an amazing shot.
No. 6 Speedy skater vs. No. 11 Obed Lekhehle
Check out this inline skater as he shows off next-level skills.
Obed Lekhehle makes this incredible high jump in the 2019 World Para Athletics Junior Championships.
No. 7 Garret Alcaraz vs. No. 10 Newtown’s dramatic TD
Senior Garret Alcaraz doesn’t let Down syndrome stop him from bench-pressing 355 pounds to take the lead for top bench press at school.
On the seventh anniversary of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, Newtown wins the Connecticut Class LL state championship with a touchdown on the final play of the game.
No. 8 Thomas ‘Snacks’ Lee vs. No. 9 Tommy Morrissey
Jackson State basketball’s student manager, Thomas “Snacks” Lee, enters the game with two minutes left to play and hits a very deep 3-pointer.
Cardinals fan Tommy Morrissey makes a great play at second base as he takes infield practice with the St. Louis Cardinals.
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