03/21/1993 NCAA West Regional 2nd Round: #9 UCLA Bruins vs. #1 Michigan Wolverines 

moomoo hakim for Michigan to come back the way they did is by far one of my favorite games

It was

I thought it was Ray Jackson that had the put back.

We?

@@TL2354 Yea Michigan I'm from Michigan anything else??

@@GangsterofloveSpacecowboy Watch the game its a easy click!

instablaster

Hard to make it to 2 natty games in a row and not. Especially as all freshmen starting. Then to go back as sophomores. Steve was underrated then too.

Bad rap? How? They were hyped and lived up to it, sort of. Duke wiped the floor with them in 1992 and Webber went brain dead in 1993. Got to two finals but couldn’t get it done. Personally, I can’t stand Jalen Rose and Webbers fake street tough attitude at Michigan was hilarious.

​@jrn2121 Duke took control of that game the last 6 mins of that game that's hardly wiping the floor A---------H---------😂😂

I disagree. People forget that Michigan didn't even win their conference that year. Out of UNC, Kentucky, Indiana, and Michigan someone had to go out west. The other three won their conference.

@@mikejames3471 A 1 seed shouldn't play a road game against a 9 seed. A different 9 seed should have been in Tucson.

Pod system is awful too. 2 seeds play away games in the first round lol

Steve Smith over Bates. Jay Rich, Dray Dray, Doug Smith, Burton, Knight, Glen Rice, Monty...

@@randy_jmazure5671 no doubt Steve Smith and Glen Rice

Lmao Emoni Bates how about D.Coleman or Steve Smith even Draymond Green

Dan was better than George Gervin, Curtis Jones, Ralph Simpson, Derrick Coleman, Johnny Davis and Roy Tarpley? C'mon now, get real

Emoni Bates is the biggest waste of undeveloped talent since Roy Tarpley. Yup, drank the Kool Aid. Guilty as charged. No one outworked Dan Majerle. Toughest white boy to ever play at St. Cecilia's. Ask anyone who's played there.

And mainstream hated Michigan as well. I'm sure this was a punishment of some sorts as well.

Indiana won the Big Ten that year so they got the #1 in the Midwest. Kentucky and UNC were the other 1's that year. It wasn't unfair or a punishment, it was the only place they could go unless you wanted to give them a 2. The "dream team" of college basketball didn't even win their own conference. So people need to relax with the whole unfair thing.

@@mikejames3471 Just call them the n-words, you mayo eating p.o.s. It's so obvious you want to.

Just pointing out the truth you a-hole

@@mikejames3471 The complaint isn't that they were #1 in the West, but that they had to play a de facto road game in the tournament even as a #1 seed. The pod system ended that kind of thing.

Devin McCauley I know right such a trip

Yes, how dare the comittee place a team who didnt win their own conference and got beat twice by Indiana in the west.

@@rawn4203 they were odd man out .. Carolina in East , Kentucky Southeast ... Indiana Midwest ..

Would’ve been a hell of a game.

ken wesaw he played for Bonny Knight at Indiana, he got drafted to the Bullets in the ‘93 draft if I remember correctly.

Well that Tulsa team that was coached by tubby Smith did made it to the sweet 16 eliminated by "my" eventual champion Arkansas razorbacks they also beat a great Oklahoma State team the next round. And i don't wanna talk about 1995 the first full time that i watch a college championship basketball game that i thought the hogs would repeat.

How is a 9-seed losing to a 1 a bad loss

To be fair, regarding the loss to Princeton, they simply lost to a better team.

@@overratedgm5713 Princeton was not better than 96 UCLA. They just played a better game and were outcoached by the soon to be fired for NCAA rules violating Harrick

@@Riles3152 I don't know, I'd say Steve Goodrich and Sydney Johnson were better than Toby Bailey, Jelani McCoy, Charles O'Bannon, Kris Johnson, and Cameron Dollar.

UCLA won In 63 64. Then 66. In 67 freshman were ineligible to play but Bruins had their annual Frosh vs Varsity game before season. Freshman beat the Varsity by 28. Went on to go 87-2 with 3 titles.

"Sophomores" in 1993. They was much better in 1993 than in 1992 and should of won it vs the George Lynch and Eric Montross (RIP) led UNC team coached by Dean Edward Smith of course!

1993-2004 theme was as hype and equivalent to the roundball rock theme of the NBA on NBC both great themes of the 90s to early 2000s.

Amazed me that the announcers couldn’t tell or didn’t realize that the ball had clearly hit the rim and was a put back. Took them a long time to realize that

He left the camera stabilizer on when he uploaded this game.

@Hustlehardhitler mrantiracism I don't think the timeout had to do with it. He was the #1 NBA prospect.

Tasted better too.

@@InazumaStudios1 Did bro the food was better

Well they missed that traveling call on Chris Webber before the timeout

@@josephhowell8158 too fast to tell during real time. Tip of the foot appeared still down in replay on the court. Above definitely looked questionable.

@@williamelliott3035 Have you watched the fab five 30 for 30. He clearly traveled and the refs missed it. Jalen Rose even admitted to chris travelling. So you cant argue with me. Go watch the 30 for 30. He took two steps. I kind of dragged his foot and therefore it was a travel but i guess they still lost the game. Im not a unc fan so there is no bias in my argument.

@@josephhowell8158Are you talkling about the UCLA game or the Carolina game. Stevie Wonder saw the travel in UNC game come on man. DUH!!!!! My conversation is the UCLA game which this video is showing. I am telling you what I see. I can see why it was missed. Laettner did the same plenty.

@@williamelliott3035 the unc national championship game

George Reeves cuz we’re the champions of it 😜

George Reeves: Easy, the selection committee left the other 1's, (Indiana, Kentucky and UNC) in their right regions. The best place they could have sent Michigan was either in the Midwest or Southeast. Problem was Indiana and Kentucky were the overall 1 and 2 seeds, which gave them the right to be place in their right region. Also, the teams out west, PAC 10, etc, were not better then Michigan, hence, they put Michigan in the West Region. Also, it wasn't uncommon for the NCAA selection committee to place a team out in the West Region. They did that to Chris Mullin and St. John's in 1985 and sent them to the West, even though they were perhaps the 2nd best team in the country behind Patrick Ewing's Georgetown.

@@BDQ1975 But in retrospect, Nova was able to finally beat Gtown in the tourney when it mattered most.

Apples and oranges. The 89 team got to play a 3 seed (Seton Hall) in the final. The Fab Five had to play two 1 seeds in their two finals.

@@edmerc92 Tru, but that Seton team was playing like a #1 seed the way they destroyed Indiana and UNLV in the west regional semis and finals. And did it to dook in the FF too.

Don't matter people like you always hating but when Michigan winning you on there jock strap

Check at 1:50:36.

oH your blind as fuck , it hit rim

So obvious that it hit the rim.

Hit the front of the rim on the way down. Should not have even been in question.

Were you born this stupid or did it come on later in life?