Super 😜

His shot looked better back then. He worked hard to develop that shot to Westbrick level.

When did CBS start adding the announcers’ commentary to One Shining Moment? I prefer letting the highlights speak for themselves here.

Make these things longer olz

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yess

Russell Westbrook with a jumpshot and defense

1:19:13 😭😭😭

love

go

Spring break 1985. Parents wanted me to go to my grandparents for the week. Said I wasn't going unless I watched the game. I went & got to watch the game. Glad I didn't miss it!

Kentucky won it all 1978,!!

He isn’t wrong

...... NC's great lineup of Jordan, Sam Perkins, Brad Daugherty and Kenny Smith looked overpowering but freshman Smith was ineffective with broken wrist, Jordan had foul trouble, soph Daugherty suffered in-game injury. Indiana shot lights out for the game (almost 70%) matched up well, got great games from Steve Alford & 7-2 center Blab. They also played great team D & ran efficient offense. Kinda like when "little" Princeton almost knocked off Alonzo Mourning & (No. 1 seed) Georgetown in 1993. It can always happen, as No. 16 UBMC proved vs. No. 1 Virginia in 2018, All four of the following great coaches all stumbled multiple times in early rounds of the NCAAs or before they even got to the NCAA tournament. ... it's interesting... Dean Smith, Bob Knight, John Wooden and Mike Krzyzewski all played for great coaches (Phog Allen, Fred Taylor, Ward Lambert, Bob Knight). Wooden (Purdue 1932) and Knight (Ohio State 1960) and Dean (1952 Kansas) all played for NCAA champs. Wooden (12.1 ppg) was the "better" college player -- retroactively being named "Player of the Year" in 1932 (as the NCAA did not exist yet) and Purdue was named "national champs" by the Helms Athletic Foundation & Premo-Poretta Poll -- two separate organizations that retroactively gave out awards to previous basketball teams, players from late 1890s through 1938. Smith, Knight and Krzyzewski (at Army) were all average Division I college players in college (2 ppg to 7 ppg) who learned well from their head coaches and, with Wooden, all went on to teach the game extremely well and successfully, all becoming the winningest coach of all time when each retired (though Krzyzewski is still coaching). That is remarkable... and begets the winners become bigger winners theory in life. Also interesting, all four were born in the midwest: Wooden (Indiana), Smith (Kansas), Knight (Ohio) and Krzyzewski (Illinois). Yes Wooden has 10 NCAA titles, Krzyzewski 5, Knight 3 and Smith 2... After reading books on each... I believe you can make a case for each as the greatest coach(es) since 1960. Smith, Knight & Krzyzewski all coached in the Mideast or East -- where, objectively, in their eras, there was much stronger competition to get to the Final Four than in the West. Remember, too... Only conference champs could compete for NCAA titles thru almost all of Wooden's era (1947-1975) while Smith, Knight & Coach K all had to battle tough, talented national powerhouse teams hungry for redemption in every round in the East. And each had to win usually 5 or 6 games to become national champs. During Wooden's era, you only had to win 4 games against half western universities to claim a crown (less teams were invited, bracket was NOT balanced yet by NCAA). What Wooden's UCLA teams were able to do was remarkable -- 10 titles in 12 years -- the result of great coaching fundamentals from Wooden, great strategy from assistant Jerry Norman, PLUS the recruiting help of famous black UCLA alumni like Jackie Robinson (Baseball's breaker of the color barrier), Ralph Bunche (U.S. United Nations rep), Willie Naulls (NBA vet), Arthur Ashe (U.S. Open champ), and Rafer Johnson (Olympic Decathlon champ) all helped draw some of the nation's BEST basketball players to the West Coast & UCLA. Whoever got Lew Alcindor & Bill Walton was going to the Final Four every year, just like Bill Russell & Wilt Chamberlain took their teams to the NCAA Final in their college days. Alcindor (for race appeal reasons) and Walton (local boy) WANTED to come to UCLA. I consider Alcindor & Walton to be the two most complete college players of all time. With Pete Maravich at point guard & Oscar Robertson at the other guard I would round out my all-time team, Wilt & Russell as my 5th starter, 1st sub. Wooden, most successful... sure, hands down. Yet, all his early great black players (Naulls, Walt Hazzard, Lew Alcindor, Lucius Allen, etc.) all considered quitting the team after their sophomore years ("A Coach's Life" by Seth Davis, 2014 copyright) there as the on-campus culture (ex. no dorms for blacks) or Wooden's non-communication, detached off-court persona, and not explaining why you would be benched, stressed them all out to the max. UCLA booster/friend Sam Gilbert stepped in with hospitality at his house & elsewhere to save the day for UCLA fans with Hazzard, Alcindor & Allen, according to Davis' book. Wooden communicated the Xs and Os of hoops tremendously in practice... according to his players, he was below average at relating to them as people while they were there. Dean Smith's players had a much more positive experience with him....same with Krzyzewski's guys. Knight's ? More of a mixed bag of memories, like Wooden's. According to his book, Wooden did not talk to you much if you were not in his top 7 player rotation. And he gave his top players more leeway when it came to breaking team rules, curfews, etc. "Greatest coach" ever then? Tough call to make. Most enjoyable "great coach" to play for ? For life lessons, success & relatability... I gotta go with Dean Smith. Though playing with Bill Walton probably would have been a lot of fun... Keep ballin' all you hoopers !

Best and worst tournament game ever. Best because....well just watch it for youself. You'll need no further proof. Worst because the wrong team won. And I mean the wrongest of all wrong teams that has ever wronged.

Tech’s D lost the game....

Very excellent! Thank you for sharing and God bless everyone

To know what has happened to our team today, with Beard turning his back on us, this video is bitter sweet. That 2019 team was incredible. I hope Adams has much success.

Talent is just insane when recognize the names

Love him or hate him. Respect him or disrespect him. Laettner is one of the top college basketball players of all time. 4 final fours and 2 titles at Duke. He finished 10 for 10 from both the floor and free throw line. I'm not putting him on the same level as Lew Alcindor or Bill Walton, but he's on a short list of players to follow them.

7:14 - NOT a travel

I am a Loyola-Chicago alum, but I liked watching these Yellow Jackets play.

One of the 10 best games in March Madness history with the finish

hello?

2021

woyy

love

Lol arizona

live

Plz stop giving away the score in the thumbnail and/or text Im not one of them but some people like to watch the highlights to find out who won

Boston or Pelicans is the fit team for him

go

Gonzaga got exposed vs baylor now they can go back to playing Pepperdine, LMU, Portland, Pacific, St Mary's, San Francisco San Diego etc I so glad they didn't win the title.

Gonzaga got exposed vs baylor now they can go back to playing Pepperdine, LMU, Portland, Pacific, St Mary's, San Francisco San Diego etc I so glad they didn't win the title.

This year and the year with the blue and white squad we're definitely Kentucky's funnest calipari years!!! Good times

THE Overrated State University.

I would take him with the number 1 pick. He can score off the dribble, score off the ball, post up, running floater, get to the basket, deadly 3 point shooter, and plays big on the big stage. Plus he's only 20 and 6'6.

Charles Barkley reacting like Auburn won it all!

21:48

24:57 is like his inner-Kobe laser focus emerges

How is 69-69 tie game just 48 percent probability and not 50 percent

LOL it almost happened again

Iowa won a backyard scrap against Cincinnati in the first round. They fell in a pressure cooker to Tennessee in the second round. Tennessee came up just short in an overtime classic to Purdue in the Sweet 16, while Purdue lost a gut-wrenching overtime epic against Virginia in the Elite Eight. Virginia would survive two legendary games in the Final Four to capture their only national title. What a region this was.

People be sleeping on him bro I swear he raw

I went by the seed this year and flipped a coin for the rest. I did really well and if one coin flip would've gone the other way, I would've won a $10 gift card that I didn't really want anyways.

I remember feeling bad for Bryce Drew after he missed the first 3 - seeing the expression on his and his dad's faces realizing that their little school's one chance at glory was probably gone, but hey, at least they could live with knowing they took their best shot at it. Little did anyone know what was to follow.

Georgetown basketball was the original fab 5 in the 80's. They rocked every Nike shoe that came out and started trendsetting for the community

Adam an OG

Nasty man

I was at this game... what a classic between two big east teams in what was perhaps the greatest season by a conference ever. 3 #1 seeds, 4 teams made elite 8 and 2 made the final 4

who would’ve thought this dude would become the goat as we know today🐐

Dude lowkey looks like Ja Morant and plays like Donovan Mitchell

absolute stud

Thank YOU March Madness this was awesome to watch especially the CBS side of things 😎🎊👏💚

His game is the same like Donovan Mitchell

karnowski looks like lojo

JESUS IS KING

Hubert Davis... ol boy... you got some HUGE shoes to fill! This UNC alum wishes you all the best too!

I managed to beat the odds and do significantly _worse_ than chance in my picks. (I know absolutely nothing about basketball, BTW.)

Man that crazy how his speed and hops improved in the nba. U can tell he went hard in the gym

Stepoàn curry

You know it was an awesome Elite Eight weekend when this was the LEAST exciting of the four games played.

I saw him play in person. The whole team was amazing!!

The Rmj experiment on DE-film

The rmj experiment on DE-film

extraordinary 😜

I was a total gym rat until i was forced to stop, at 40 y/o----------------i cried my heart out when i was told i had to stop due to continued calf injuries. I love this game & this game is why.----------------------wolfSky9, 74 y/o

Hi.

Shaka gone! Thank you ACU for helping get rid of one of the most overpaid, under achieving coach in sports besides Tom Herman.. Wasted millions of dollars on a coach with 0 wins in NCAA tourney in six years. Poor Marquette.

People say he smells so bad coz he dont shower

Congrats to Baylor! It felt like they were destined to win throughout the entire tournament.

He was really a big star back in the day. I remember a game-day bubble gum of his was picked up by a kid and got auctioned for a hefty price. Those were the days

Yes that's Celtics announcer Mike Gorman calling March Madness on CBS

I need the pelicans to draft this man

Think about all the great UNC teams under Dean Smith that DIDN'T win it all yet somehow a team led by Eric freaking Montross did

I had more fun watching Morrison play than anyone I can remember. I was at his game vs. LMU in his junior year when he scored 37 points in the second half... one of many highlight games that year

I knew it was the LA broadcast before checking for a logo to be sure ( top left ).