1994 National Championship (Arkansas vs. Duke) 

And then the next year they beat Jim Boeheim, Larry Finch, Jeff Jones and Dean Smith. Not all won championships but that’s an impressive list of coaches that Nolan Richardson got the best of over a two year span.

Duke still had some pretty good talent on it, even though they were probably a step below their title teams from 91 and 92. Grant Hill was a hell of a player.

@@WARMACHINE2013 yes he was. Grant was a BEAST. Remember him vs Big Dog Glenn Robinson in i believe it was the regional finals of this tournament. 2 of best players in the country that year

When Duke beat Nolan's May-Day tandem in the Denver final four, I never imagined a better Arkansas team being assembled, hats off to the 40 minutes of hell!!!

@@ontarionagasaki1441loved that MayDay attack! Yes, it is amazing that Nolan was able to put together an even more talented team!

Even though I wasn’t rooting for him in this game, I loved seeing the Duke product Grant Hill play in the NBA. He was great!

Can we not talk about Bill Clinton, I'm from Fayetteville Arkansas, and I hate the guy

​@@CBray-tj9es Just because you hate doesn't mean someone has to stop talking about him

.. and Tyson and JB Hunt

@@CBray-tj9es Clinton was way much better president than trump 🙄 that's for sure Lol 😆

@@ronaldirving1412 , you’re either drunk, stupid , or on welfare.

He was quick and had stellar Defense. Loved him

He and Beck were a pair. Roger Crawford was hurt.

@@jg6698 Clint McDaniel was a f****n' stud!!! Each year he played for the Hogs he got better and better.

That would NOT have been a 3-peat for Duke. North Carolina beat Michigan in the final in 1993. That was the year Chris Webber called a timeout that he didn't have.

Woulda been 3 out of 4. They did have a great run for nearly a decade. Seven final fours in nine years, five championship games, two titles. Then they fell way off for a couple years after this.

Probably K's best coaching job.

Scotty was small in high school, but he could shoot lights out. So his coach would hold up a broom for him to shoot over. No one recruited him in high school, except Arkansas. And in his senior year he had a growth spurt of 6 inches. And he signed with Arkansas. That shot that beat duke, was because of Scotty shooting over a broom stick his entire high school career.

Capel played like a senior that tournament. He's the biggest reason they got to the Title game. P.S. I'm a TarHeel giving my reasoning .

Scottie, His dad and my step dad worked together. We lived in south Louisiana, he lived in North Louisiana. Our families were very close. They were like my family. I love them forever. Scottie is 7 years older than me. When I was in junior high, He used to mail me his actual report cards from high school as inspiration. StraightAs He would send me a letter with it to motivate me. How blessed I was. God is good. When they won the championship I took a bus at age 12 to Ruston by myself and stayed with the Thurmans for a week to celebrate. I was the only person of my skin tone for miles and miles. Every person in that town treated me like family and I’ll never forget. I wondered why he didn’t make the league. Then decades later it dawned on me. It’s because he wouldn’t sell his soul. This man was more talented and has more heart than Jordan and Kobe and anyone else you could name. He is a man of faith and he Chose God over stardom. It doesn’t get more stand up than this man. I am not a fan of men, but this one man I look up to. And I actually haven’t seen Scottie in decades and I just thought about him recently. I started watching highlights of him, and I realized how chosen and blessed I was to know him, and receive his reports cards and be part of their family. If you watch him play it’s evident why he didn’t make the league. He’s not a bad influence. The world needed bad influences. This man is not of this world he is a child of the most high Our Father God Almighty. Love you Scottie.

@@edwardnewman160 Thanks for the great story, now you've blessed me(that's how it works),only "God"/Yah knows why you were inspired to comment that, He IS good. So many people "gain the whole world but lose their soul", it's nice to hear about some one "famous" who did not, especially these days, God bless.

@Brent Dozier God bless you too my brother! Like you said it is nice to see. It’s a peaceful feeling knowing that good trumps evil, and men like Scottie who could have went down in history as one of the greatest basketball players ever like Jordan or Kobe, but lost their souls. To me Scottie is the greatest ever. And I didn’t realize until later in life when I learned what really matters. Be good brother!

There was hope! But we have a stellar incoming freshman class. Maybe we’ll be there in a few years. WPS!

Hunter Golden Yes, they were Great and could drain 3's from nearly Half court. They were undoubtedly the Best that year.

@@heatherphillips5983 Exactly. lf anything, its the physicality and overall size that's overlooked.

Thanks for respect . being small dog was intimidating. Proud day for Razorback to go head to head with Duke. David takes goliath. Much respect to Duke for hard fight

Honestly the only real strength was Corliss Williamson. Dwight Stewart and Darnel Robinson were big yes but not too physical. This is why Arkansas got out rebounded a lot. They relied on speed more than power. Corliss was there only true go to for power.

VancouverChokers I think the one thing every fan can agree on: screw Texas. I have a lot of respect for Nebraska. Great football tradition and even better, classy fans.

WARMACHINE2013 I'm just glad that lunatic Bo Pelini isn't on our sidelines anymore. Nebraska football should be much more watchable without him. and any conference with UTexas in it will always be second tier. UT admin think because they have more money than God that the world revolves around them. the state of Texas doesn't suck, but UT administration does.

corliss williamson was just so incredible perfect college junior

VancouverChokers my dad went to Arkansas and talks about this like he likes Thurman more than me xD

Thank you. We respect husker nation as well.

Absolutely correct

Here’s to hoping the ‘20s do too

Days are long gone unfortunately.

@@MidnightVentures there is hope on the horizon. in all sports

Of course. Same here

I’m so pumped was hoping for a duke Arkansas matchup I was a 1yo with my dad watching this game and now my son (same name as me) is going to watch duke vs Arkansas with me.

If my dad (big hog fan) was alive today he would be so fun to watch the game with

@@calebmcnelly2885 cheers to you, sir. Go Hogs 🐖

dirk diggler I am a Razorback fan and that night was amazing!!!

Scotty was punished for leaving early before it was popular.

His dad and my step dad worked together. We lived in south Louisiana, he lived in North Louisiana. Our families were very close. They were like my family. I love them forever. Scottie is 7 years older than me. When I was in junior high, He used to mail me his actual report cards from high school as inspiration. StraightAs He would send me a letter with it to motivate me. How blessed I was. God is good. When they won the championship I took a bus at age 12 to Ruston by myself and stayed with the Thurmans for a week to celebrate. I was the only person of my skin tone for miles and miles. Every person in that town treated me like family and I’ll never forget. I wondered why he didn’t make the league. Then decades later it dawned on me. It’s because he wouldn’t sell his soul. This man was more talented and has more heart than Jordan and Kobe and anyone else you could name. He is a man of faith and he Chose God over stardom. It doesn’t get more stand up than this man. I am not a fan of men, but this one man I look up to. And I actually haven’t seen Scottie in decades and I just thought about him recently. I started watching highlights of him, and I realized how chosen and blessed I was to know him, and receive his reports cards and be part of their family. If you watch him play it’s evident why he didn’t make the league. He’s not a bad influence. The world needed bad influences. This man is not of this world he is a child of the most high Our Father God Almighty. Love you Scottie.

@Cee Swolachee The spirit of Jesus Christ is stronger than Satan.

Datdude BP bad knees

@Derric Kennemer Ppppppfffff

His dad and my step dad worked together. We lived in south Louisiana, he lived in North Louisiana. Our families were very close. They were like my family. I love them forever. Scottie is 7 years older than me. When I was in junior high, He used to mail me his actual report cards from high school as inspiration. StraightAs He would send me a letter with it to motivate me. How blessed I was. God is good. When they won the championship I took a bus at age 12 to Ruston by myself and stayed with the Thurmans for a week to celebrate. I was the only person of my skin tone for miles and miles. Every person in that town treated me like family and I’ll never forget. I wondered why he didn’t make the league. Then decades later it dawned on me. It’s because he wouldn’t sell his soul. This man was more talented and has more heart than Jordan and Kobe and anyone else you could name. He is a man of faith and he Chose God over stardom. It doesn’t get more stand up than this man. I am not a fan of men, but this one man I look up to. And I actually haven’t seen Scottie in decades and I just thought about him recently. I started watching highlights of him, and I realized how chosen and blessed I was to know him, and receive his reports cards and be part of their family. If you watch him play it’s evident why he didn’t make the league. He’s not a bad influence. The world needed bad influences. This man is not of this world he is a child of the most high Our Father God Almighty. Love you Scottie.

Fayetteville,Arkansas went crazy that night we all party so hard after that victory!

Yup. They lost to UCLA in the 95 title game by 11 (I was like 9 and cried so much).. but he left after the 95 season. And was crucified for leaving early. Had he played at Arkansas at least one more year, he would've had a better NBA career.. well he would've had an NBA career, at least..

His dad and my step dad worked together. We lived in south Louisiana, he lived in North Louisiana. Our families were very close. They were like my family. I love them forever. Scottie is 7 years older than me. When I was in junior high, He used to mail me his actual report cards from high school as inspiration. StraightAs He would send me a letter with it to motivate me. How blessed I was. God is good. When they won the championship I took a bus at age 12 to Ruston by myself and stayed with the Thurmans for a week to celebrate. I was the only person of my skin tone for miles and miles. Every person in that town treated me like family and I’ll never forget. I wondered why he didn’t make the league. Then decades later it dawned on me. It’s because he wouldn’t sell his soul. This man was more talented and has more heart than Jordan and Kobe and anyone else you could name. He is a man of faith and he Chose God over stardom. It doesn’t get more stand up than this man. I am not a fan of men, but this one man I look up to. And I actually haven’t seen Scottie in decades and I just thought about him recently. I started watching highlights of him, and I realized how chosen and blessed I was to know him, and receive his reports cards and be part of their family. If you watch him play it’s evident why he didn’t make the league. He’s not a bad influence. The world needed bad influences. This man is not of this world he is a child of the most high Our Father God Almighty. Love you Scottie.

Scotty was a lot shorter back then. He could shoot, but was small. He had a huge growth spurt in his final year of high school. But, he never forgot his high schools coaches teaching.

His dad and my step dad worked together. We lived in south Louisiana, he lived in North Louisiana. Our families were very close. They were like my family. I love them forever. Scottie is 7 years older than me. When I was in junior high, He used to mail me his actual report cards from high school as inspiration. StraightAs He would send me a letter with it to motivate me. How blessed I was. God is good. When they won the championship I took a bus at age 12 to Ruston by myself and stayed with the Thurmans for a week to celebrate. I was the only person of my skin tone for miles and miles. Every person in that town treated me like family and I’ll never forget. I wondered why he didn’t make the league. Then decades later it dawned on me. It’s because he wouldn’t sell his soul. This man was more talented and has more heart than Jordan and Kobe and anyone else you could name. He is a man of faith and he Chose God over stardom. It doesn’t get more stand up than this man. I am not a fan of men, but this one man I look up to. And I actually haven’t seen Scottie in decades and I just thought about him recently. I started watching highlights of him, and I realized how chosen and blessed I was to know him, and receive his reports cards and be part of their family. If you watch him play it’s evident why he didn’t make the league. He’s not a bad influence. The world needed bad influences. This man is not of this world he is a child of the most high Our Father God Almighty. Love you Scottie.

Be back this year

Get on the Bus!

No, that would be Sidney Moncrief

We got beat in the semifinals to ucla.

+Nicholas Lovan No it was the national championship. Hogs beat North Carolina in the semifinals.

+Nicholas Lovan no we didn't, we lost in the championship.

They were lucky to beat Syracuse tho. Still a great team

1964 Football National Champions

LAZY CAT lol I hate Anderson, and I'm a razorback fan

@@jackwilliams703 you are no Hog fan if you hated Mike. Sorry.

2021?

He did when the sixth man award on that champion piston team. You're right, something just didn't come together for him.

He did ok. Played, what? 13 years? And retired with a ring...

Get out of here. He had a fine career and got some things Charles never got-a NCAA TITLE AND A NBA RING!

That's awesome.

WARMACHINE2013 What happened to Antwon Hall,

I think the NCAA already has it up on here.

@@WARMACHINE2013 I didn't see it

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This comment has not aged well.

I've ALWAYS wondered if he watched any of this game before....well , you know.......?

Well for a few more days, yep.

@@stickboy2672 he was at the game. Kurt was at the game!

Ha! ONLY 54?!?! YOU JUST A PUP, SON.

Yep.

No, they wouldn't. I don't understand how oldhead boomers like you seem completely incapable of acknowledging the passage of time. The game is different. Kawhi Leonard would destroy any of these players on defense and Steph, KD, Harden, etc would outscore any of them. Sorry, that's just objective truth. The difference in caliber between professional and collegiate athletes is massive.

@@cm9241 The NBA is a lot softer now. Shooting 3's way more. It's a joke compared to the 80's and 90's NBA.

@@rusher1977 these guys are college players. Professional players would absolutely destroy college teams. And "durrr the NBA soft now" has been an argument since the league began. Every boomer calls the next generation "soft."

@@cm9241 Yeah but this time it's true. The nba is soft.

Sportsmanship, not every Duke player was a jerk like Laettner or psycho like Grayson Allen

@@ontarionagasaki1441 I was about to say the same thing as I noticed that as well. Sterling sportsmanship from Lang at game's end.

I don't remember that. I remember Kentucky was down 31 to LSU and made a great comeback to win.

@@rusher1977 it.had to be in early 90's maybe even '90'. I remember I had a bet ark - 5.. & watchn SHAQ dominate it was like impossible Ark had zero chance.. and then it rained 3's.. 3 after 3 after 3.. and that them teams were always about 'runs'.. lol. down 20 5min later up 5.. lol