This is a compilation of the greatest defensive plays that the #1 PAC-10 Defense laid out in 2009.

One-legged wrestler, Arizona State’s Anthony Robles wins 125-lbs NCAA Wrestling National Championship. The Sun Devils senior, who was born with only one leg, used two near fall tilts in the first period to down defending champion Matt McDonough of Iowa, 7-1. As the final whistle blew, Robles buried his head in the mat and then looked up to the sky with a smile. “It was huge. I had a lot of butterflies going out there,” said Robles. “I’ve dreamt about stepping on that stage a dozen times, and this whole year I’ve just been preparing for that moment.” The performance helped him earn Outstanding Wrestler of the tournament.

Perhaps no coaches show more passion and energy than college basketball coaches. Here, we celebrate their exuberance and signature moves. It’s not crazy, it’s sports. Watch Thad Matta of Ohio State, Buzz Williams of Marquette Golden Eagles, Herb Sendek of Arizona State Sun Devils, Roy Williams of University of North carolina at Chapel Hill Tar Heels, Kim Mulkey of the the Baylor Lady Bears, Jamie Dixon of the Pittsburgh (Pitt) Panthers, Frank Martin of Oakland, Tubby Smith of the Minnesota Golden Gophers, Seth Greenberg of Virginia Tech (VA Tech), Josh Pastner of the Memphis Tigers, Rick Pitino of the Louisville Cardinals, Mike Anderson of Mizzou (Missouri Tigers), Tom Izzo of the Michigan State Spartans, Chris Mack of the Xavier Musketers, Bill Self of the Kansas Jay Hawks, Brad Stevens of Butler Bulldogs, Lorenzo Romar of the Washington Huskies, Tom Crean of the Indiana Hoosiers, Debbie Ryan of he Virginia Lady Caveliers, Mike Kryzewski of the Duke Blue Devils, Mark Few of the Gonzaga Zags, Jim Boeheim of the Syracuse Oragne (Orangemen), Bruce Pearl of the Tennessee Volunteers, Tent Johnson of Louisiana State, Bo Ryan of the Wisonconsin Badgers put on their dancing shoes/shows as they try and get to the NCAA Tournament and beyond.