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ACC Championship: Basketball - Maryland vs NC State - 1974 

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ACC Championship: Maryland vs NC State - 1974
Final Score: NC State 103 Maryland 100
Often called the greatest college basketball game of all time.
Joseph Hewes makes no claim of ownership of this footage, and is not gaining any monetary value from it's posting here. It is posted for the purpose of educating a younger generation of basketball fans of the origins of big time college basketball.

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@Mr.56Goldtop
@Mr.56Goldtop 2 месяца назад
David Thompson was just on another level.
@UncleFooFoo68
@UncleFooFoo68 2 года назад
Don’t care what they say. This was the National Championship Game.
@xxlionroarxxxxxxxx4438
@xxlionroarxxxxxxxx4438 Год назад
Anything with UCLA was the NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 🏆
@kennethanderson1912
@kennethanderson1912 Год назад
This is the game that my mother sat both me and my brother in front of the television, and we "officially became University of Maryland fans for life.
@greenwolfegreen6028
@greenwolfegreen6028 11 месяцев назад
I'll never forget this game. It was the greatest ACC game ever played.
@scottsands1634
@scottsands1634 4 года назад
This game is the reason multiple teams per conference get in the tournament now. Both these teams were 2 of the best teams in the history of the ACC!
@CapAnson12345
@CapAnson12345 2 года назад
That's true. Although people might look at Maryland's record of 23-5 that year and not think so.. Three of those losses were against NC State.. all very close. One was by one point against then number one UCLA which had won 76 straight games (on their way to 88), and one game by 9 to #4 North Carolina.
@scottsands1634
@scottsands1634 2 года назад
@@CapAnson12345 I remember all to well. Maryland had the Wolfpack on the ropes in that championship game but ran out of gas, mainly because Lefty went all out to embarrass Dean Dean Smith in the semifinals by leaving his starters in the entire game!
@stephencabrera9476
@stephencabrera9476 Год назад
Crowds were kinda quieter back then,until something fantastic happens
@BAYAREA-kd1ig
@BAYAREA-kd1ig Год назад
@@scottsands1634 What was the rap on Lefty, a good recruiter but couldn't coach?
@donaldbass6737
@donaldbass6737 Год назад
@@scottsands1634 Not just MD playing one more game…but also a career game from Burleson. It was indeed a shame to have 3 teams in the Top 5 and only being able to send 1 of the 3. UCLA? The Pac 8 was a paper lion. UCLA would cruise through that every year while we in the ACC played championship quality games 6-8 times each year. Oh well.
@brianbullard8291
@brianbullard8291 Год назад
RIP Billy Packer
@chrisbrunson1412
@chrisbrunson1412 3 года назад
This was the greatest college basketball game ever and the end result led to the expansion of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament field from 32 teams to 48. That's when the term at-large teams was invented....HISTORIC. The game went to 2 or 3 OTs. ACC still the best basketball conference in the NCAA. The two Mo's, Jim Thacker and Billy Packer, ACC basketball announcers (he later went national), and sponsored by Pilot Life Insurance....just takes me back to a time when I was a little boy and had my dreams in front of me.
@paulsonj72
@paulsonj72 3 года назад
Tournament was actually at 25 teams in 1974. 1975 is when it expanded to 32 teams with a two. Team per league limit. That ended after the 1979 tourney. The tournament expanded in 1979 to 40 teams(and teams were seeded for the 1st time) and to 48 teams in 1980 with no limit on the number of teams a league could have invited.
@shawnyoung8752
@shawnyoung8752 Год назад
Was that Jefferson Pilot? In 70s in chicago area. Always got a ACC game at 11am on sat. Then Big ten Game at 1 or 330. ABC. Nbc had a half national game for east and west. Only a huge Non conf game would be national. Then i think Raycom would show SEC Games in Late afternoon. Did get alot of midweek games with indepedants. Irish. Marquette. Vs S . Carolina. Dayton. Depaul. Louisville. Cinncinati. Big 5 didnt want to play those teams.
@Gonzoweirdo1
@Gonzoweirdo1 2 года назад
This is the very game changed college basketball forever it’s still true to this day. This is exactly the reason why March madness is what it is, the final four, mid-season games, the competition, the upsets, every single team in America with the crowd everything this is what changed it forever this is what made it America’s true spectacle to now as we all have always known it to be since day one.
@alanstephenson1581
@alanstephenson1581 2 года назад
A historic game and I will never forget it....sitting in the upper deck, near the ceiling in the corner with my parents and brother....Both teams were National Championship contenders and of course, NC State won it....The talent on the court that day was legendary! The Glory days of ACC hoops
@donarthiazi2443
@donarthiazi2443 Год назад
I was probably sitting next to you with my dad. We drove almost 3 hours to get there not knowing if we would even be able to get gas to make it back home. Sooo many gas stations had their hoses draped over the tanks letting everyone know they had no gas to sell. But we found some and made it home. Greatest college game ever played!
@kennytilley1506
@kennytilley1506 2 месяца назад
I can remember watching the 1995 ACC tournament game between Wake Forest and Duke on Raycom Jefferson Pilot network and Billy Packer made the comment that he had the videotape from this game that he had taken from the broadcast truck after the game was over in a closet at his house.
@davidlee7722
@davidlee7722 Год назад
Haven’t seen this since I saw it live in 74. I was 15 at the time and never forgot DT blocking elmores shot near 1/2 time. Actually goal tending but it fired up the team. What an unbelievable game. Probably the best in BB history. Big pack fan!!
@johnvaughn2590
@johnvaughn2590 8 месяцев назад
Same here. Might check out the 1983 Final. NC State vs Houston and Hakeem.
@davidlee7722
@davidlee7722 8 месяцев назад
@@johnvaughn2590 well I’ve been an nc state fan from birth. Father made sure of it since he graduated in 1950. So yeah, I saw every game from acc tournament and through ncaa. It was unbelievable really
@bryantsherman7263
@bryantsherman7263 Месяц назад
I was amazed when I saw Thompson block one of Bill Walton's shots. Incredible players to watch.
@tperk
@tperk 3 года назад
Seriously underrated in a season of amazing upsets, one of the best college basketball games of all time
@paulschwarz5927
@paulschwarz5927 Год назад
What everybody else said. I’ve heard about this game for nearly half a century, and it’s the first time I’ve ever seen it. That Maryland team lost by 1 to UCLA at Pauley and they lost this game. Them not even going to the NCAA tournament was a cruel fate. This game was the greatest argument for expanding the field. A classic - probably the most underrated game in basketball history.
@ZenGolf99
@ZenGolf99 4 года назад
I was 15 and a big Terp fan...still am...and this game broke my heart. Best game in NCAA regular season history and it altered the course of NCAA Championship participation opening up invitations to the Dance to non conference winning teams. This was the last year that only the ACC Champ received and invitation.
@billgibson4134
@billgibson4134 3 года назад
No, the greatest game was State and UCLA
@scottsands1634
@scottsands1634 2 года назад
I wouldn't have called that a regular season game by any means. To this day, as good as any college basketball game ever played!
@scottsands1634
@scottsands1634 2 года назад
@@billgibson4134 They both were great, all three of those teams were just so good!
@garretttoddyoung6902
@garretttoddyoung6902 Год назад
The greatest game that I have ever seen. I was only 9 at the time and a long time HEELS fan but I remember this like it was yesterday..
@donarthiazi2443
@donarthiazi2443 Год назад
I was only 8 and unbelievably my dad got 2 tickets. We left for Greensboro knowing we probably didn't have enough gas to get back home because of the _ahem_ ... 'OPEC gas shortage'. But we found some for about $6 at today's prices($3.35) lol. He filled er up. I still remember it like it was yesterday. My dad died this past February because of covid, but we still talked about the game until the end. What an unbelievable game... I'm still shocked we came back after being so far down earlier.
@123slasher.16
@123slasher.16 Год назад
One of the greatest games ever.
@WS6Zep89
@WS6Zep89 4 года назад
One of the greatest games ever. Elmore vs. Thompson is awesome to finally see! Thank you so much for uploading this. I have been trying to find it for years.
@josephhewes7081
@josephhewes7081 4 года назад
Glad you enjoyed it!
@donarthiazi2443
@donarthiazi2443 Год назад
Elmore vs Burleson would be more correct. The two powerful centers banged away at each other all night long.
@chrisauten2039
@chrisauten2039 Год назад
I was only 11 years old when this game was played but I remember it well. My dad was an NC State alumni and was extremely passionate for his beloved Wolfpack. I remember him watching this game and yelling throughout all the while begging my mom to bring him a fresh towel as he literally sweated out the 2nd half. I believe this game has often been referred to as the greatest ACC tourney game ever played.
@nyterpfan
@nyterpfan 2 года назад
I honestly think if Maryland had won this game they would have won the NCAA title in 1974. (They played UCLA in Pauley Pavilion to open the season and lost by 1 POINT--no way UCLA beats Maryland in Greensboro!) Then if Moses Malone (who signed with Maryland) had played in the 1974-75 season rather than go to the ABA Maryland probably wins a second straight title. Lefty Driesell could VERY EASILY have had back to back national championships. Ahhh the PAIN of it all--haunts me to this very day!!
@xxlionroarxxxxxxxx4438
@xxlionroarxxxxxxxx4438 Год назад
Something was wrong with UCLA that year they lost 4 games that year.
@mattsilver2237
@mattsilver2237 3 месяца назад
Thanks, Lefty, for getting these guys for the Terps. They lost this and other big games, but Washington area sports were way more exciting than they had been thanks to your recruiting. RIP
@MisterBill1975
@MisterBill1975 2 года назад
Maryland had the third best team in the nation that year, yet didn't qualify for the N.C.A.A. tournament.
@trickshottim
@trickshottim 2 месяца назад
One of the best games ever played and very important in the history of the ACC. However, as of 2024, UNC has 6 national titles, Duke has 5, NC State with 2 and Maryland with 1. The last Big Ten team to win the national title was Maryland and that was when they played in the ACC.
@EphSBGGSO
@EphSBGGSO 4 года назад
Notice the NC State male cheerleader with both glasses and a beard! Also notice there were no on-screen graphics used by the C.D. Chesley production company. I grew up with Thacker and Packer, they were quite a broadcast team. One very important play is missing here. With 9 seconds left in regulation, the game was tied and Maryland had the ball....but the Pack played tremendous defense and prevented the Terps from getting off a shot before time ran out.
@byrd56
@byrd56 2 года назад
If this game had been nationally-televised, a rarity back then, the network that televised it would have likely used on-screen camera-shot "supers", ranging from title cards to a scoreboard with flipping numbers. And if you had to win your conference tournament to get entry into the NCAA's, wouldn't it have made sense to say that the ACC tournament, as it was in '74, all but made a sham out of the regular season?
@jimbo3214
@jimbo3214 Год назад
Jim Thacker one of the best play by play guys ever. He and Billy made a great team. RIP Jim and Billy.
@CapeFear1
@CapeFear1 3 года назад
Incredible jump shooting ability by both teams here. I remember the following year Maryland used Davis to team with Howard and Lucas for a great 3 guard lineup
@JerichoMile4
@JerichoMile4 4 года назад
Damn shame this fine 1973-1974 Maryland Terrapins 🏀 squad did not make the NCAA tourney 😐 Mo Howard smooth guard and reminds me of 6'5 Vern Fleming (University Of Georgia 1980-1984) 👍
@oluhamilton2121
@oluhamilton2121 4 года назад
Met Mo Howard at a Philly gym once, and he was surprised l remembered that game.
@joeski734
@joeski734 3 года назад
Surprised? He was too humble!
@edwardbrown5056
@edwardbrown5056 2 года назад
how could anyone who saw it forget?
@dudermcdude9245
@dudermcdude9245 2 года назад
The best 2 teams in the country. MD lost and didn't go to the tournament yet this team is one of the greatest in NCAA history.
@sunshinegirl1967
@sunshinegirl1967 4 года назад
I will never forget this game! Daddy was watching it and I was a bored 14 year old but quickly got very interested in this exciting game. I pulled for State, not knowing they were the #1 seed, because they were losing at one point. I followed them all the way to their NCAA win!
@tonybunting1828
@tonybunting1828 Год назад
Kind of cool that the greatest game in ACC history involved neither the Tar Heels nor Blue Devils.
@chriscoccagna5917
@chriscoccagna5917 8 месяцев назад
Great point....never thought of that.
@billsupernaw3720
@billsupernaw3720 3 года назад
This is the first time that I have actually seen this game but it might be the most memorable game in my memory. I was 21 at the time and in the Army.
@mrlafayette1964
@mrlafayette1964 2 года назад
If you get the ACC network on tv they have a documentary on ACC basketball, great to see these guys now talking about the old days and this game.
@rupertmay7432
@rupertmay7432 2 года назад
PROBALY one of the top 3 games ever played in the history of college basketball Terps got the short end of the stick ,Lefty probably had a national championship team
@Gonzoweirdo1
@Gonzoweirdo1 2 года назад
This is the very game of why college basketball in general is what it is, and always was since.
@Hawkrvo
@Hawkrvo Месяц назад
The days of non greed , no transfers and few flunkies.
@Manolo0528
@Manolo0528 11 месяцев назад
Can you imagine a team ranked #4 in the nation not invited to March Madness? A guaranteed #1 seed whether they win the conference tournament or not? (Though they didn’t have seeding in 1974) That’s the 1973-74 Maryland Terrapins. 23-5 for the season-a one point loss to #1 UCLA, defending National Championship, on UCLA’s home court. A six-point loss to then-#4 NC State. A nine-point loss to North Carolina in Chapel Hill when NC was ranked #4 (NC State had climbed higher in rankings.) A six-point loss to #2 NC State. They then beat #4 North Carolina by 11 and later in the ACC Tournament blew out #6 North Carolina by 20. In an era with no shot-clock, no 3-point line, and high-scoring games were few & far between, they hit 85 points or more 16 times, 90 points or more 12 times, and 100 or more points 8 times. How many colleges today hit 90 or more 12 times in a season & 100 points 8 times in a season? And this school wasn’t invited to NCAAs because the NCAAs was for Conference Championships only. Now you see why the NCAAs expanded incrementally to today’s 68 teams.
@josephhewes7081
@josephhewes7081 10 месяцев назад
It was a tragedy. The tournament was a sham back then. It's why UCLA won so many national championships in the 1960's. Because they would beat a bunch of mid-majors to get to the national championship game, and maybe even beat a mid-major in the national championship. Meanwhile, all the great teams who didn't win their conference championship tournaments just watched on the sidelines.
@Manolo0528
@Manolo0528 10 месяцев назад
@@josephhewes7081 The Kareem teams were dominant. The Bill Walton teams were not. They just had inferior opponents like you say. Put them up against a real team like Notre Dame or NC State or Maryland & they go down. Put that MD-UCLA game in Maryland or on a neutral court, Maryland wins. I heard someone say one time that home court is worth a minimum of 10 points.
@josephhewes7081
@josephhewes7081 10 месяцев назад
@@Manolo0528 That Maryland, UCLA game was razor thin. Four things helped UCLA. The intimidation factor. They were legends in their own time with that long streak. Then, Wooden scheduled a warm up game where as this was the opening game for the Terps. And finally, as you say, it was on UCLA's own court. And a final thing was John Lucas choking (hate to say it) and throwing the ball right to a UCLA player with seconds remaining, giving up a chance to win the game... I've looked for that game for years, and sadly, I don't think there is a copy out there.
@davidlee7722
@davidlee7722 Год назад
Oh and forgot. There were so many awesome players on all the teams back then. UNC had kupchek, Bobby Jones, Clemson and tree Rollins, Wally walker at Virginia. Loads of talent and I’m sure so many more I can’t even remember now. Anyway. Just my opinion
@dontabaltimore1974
@dontabaltimore1974 15 дней назад
In 2024 this game is 50 years old
@olzt100
@olzt100 8 месяцев назад
IMO, this was the best college basketball game ever. The only team that would have had a real chance at beating Wooden and UCLA was NC State. But if Maryland kept up its confidence the way it did with ACC teams like NC State, UNC and Virginia, it could have given UCLA all it handled. The mystique of UCLA would shatter any team low in confidence.
@KwabenaPrinceJabari
@KwabenaPrinceJabari 4 года назад
This game changed NCAA tourney because up to this point if you didn't win your conference tournament you didn't go to NCAA. Also the game is called by the great Jim Thacker with Billy Packer doing the color commentary. Best duo ever.
@sunshinegirl1967
@sunshinegirl1967 4 года назад
Kwabena Jabbar I think the rules back then made for much more exciting games. Why try so hard to win if you’re already going to the NCAA? Maryland fought hard in this game. I actually pulled for State because they were losing when I tuned in. Had no idea they were #1 seed in the nation at the time because I didn’t follow any sports.
@davanmani556
@davanmani556 3 года назад
Jim a Thacker Hall of Fame.
@ivanlambert5524
@ivanlambert5524 4 года назад
Thank you for posting. I have actually searched for this game over the years. A heart-breaking loss for me as a 10-year old. Why does this go from actual broadcast to silent video and also misses some of the late stages of the game?
@edwardbrown5056
@edwardbrown5056 2 года назад
me as a 13 year old
@bobbylinning2348
@bobbylinning2348 4 года назад
This is when college ball was sensational nothing with juniors and seniors
@kentunderwood31
@kentunderwood31 2 года назад
Greatest game ever
@kurtbackert7107
@kurtbackert7107 2 года назад
yes the Duke twats still say their tournament game vs Kentucky but this game changed the NCAA and frankly had far better players and it was pure ACC
@michaelhowell2609
@michaelhowell2609 4 года назад
People were so deprived by the ACC making it illegal for Thompson to dunk. Just imagine what was missed.
@oluhamilton2121
@oluhamilton2121 4 года назад
You can thank KAREEM for that.
@frederickpando9444
@frederickpando9444 3 года назад
The no dunking rule was instated before the 1967 College Basketball season. It was instated because of Lew Alcindor, who had not changed his name to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar yet, before he played his first varsity college basketball game at UCLA.
@damienkirksey7026
@damienkirksey7026 2 года назад
What a dumb rule
@kennethbraswell7154
@kennethbraswell7154 4 года назад
Sail with the Pilot!
@artiefufkin84
@artiefufkin84 3 года назад
Indeed! Good days. CD Chesley, Thacker-Packer, and Greensboro.
@garretttoddyoung6902
@garretttoddyoung6902 Год назад
Those days where the best. Thacket and Packer.. A big Heels fan here. . Damn I'm old. Lol
@billgibson4134
@billgibson4134 3 года назад
Every player today palms the basketball. These were such better games.
@andrewbaroch2141
@andrewbaroch2141 Год назад
These players don't have today's muscular build.
@milart12
@milart12 2 месяца назад
Monte Towe takes some ridiculous shots.
@JohnWilson-ig4iv
@JohnWilson-ig4iv 4 года назад
when jay bilas suggests that i go check out a basketball game..that's what i do
@fredact
@fredact 4 года назад
John Wilson me too. And as is usually the case, Bilas was wrong in his opinion. There’s defense being played here.
@davidshepherd5536
@davidshepherd5536 Год назад
So good........... Big sized dudes even back then......... Just great stuff
@josephhewes7081
@josephhewes7081 Год назад
Being tall has always been an asset in Basketball.
@lilwobblywade6324
@lilwobblywade6324 Год назад
What a game!
@billsupernaw3720
@billsupernaw3720 3 года назад
I missed this game because of a big date. As a huge Terp fan I was heartbroken getting home after midnight and hearing the score. I hated Monte Towe especially the following season when we should/could have won it all again. BTW, Thompson could easily leap as high or higher than Jordan.
@rickharris4513
@rickharris4513 2 года назад
Seen a lot of great ones in person but never saw anyone reach the heights Thompson did. Subtract his afro and he's probably same height as Mo Rivers, which makes his above the rim play even more remarkable. It's as though he could somehow summon adrenaline to boost his stratospheric leaps.
@donarthiazi2443
@donarthiazi2443 Год назад
David Thompson was MJ's inspiration.
@markguice434
@markguice434 3 месяца назад
DAMN, WHAT HAPPENED TO THE SOUND AT THE END OF THE GAME!!!
@andrewbaroch2141
@andrewbaroch2141 Год назад
Ref actually called palming. Wouldn't be a game today with ref like that.
@davanmani556
@davanmani556 4 года назад
Like the guy with a stopwatch at 2:03. The headset with a receiver attached made it look like he was smoking a pipe. LOL
@robsrectangle
@robsrectangle 7 месяцев назад
How does a recording like this get put out? Do you go with the janitor into a closet full of tape reels, and transfer it to MP4 files? And why is the last few minutes on silent with a different source? Thanks for putting it up. Curious how this stuff works.
@scotthuffman3916
@scotthuffman3916 4 года назад
Ball handling has improved drastically over the years! And I agree with Jay Bilas. A little more space between the defenders and the team with the ball. The definition of a "foul" has certainly changed over the years.
@dalepress1581
@dalepress1581 4 года назад
Ball handling hasn't improved. They just don't call palming and carrying the ball as they used to. I'm guessing you're young. Otherwise you'd understand how little you can do if you actually have to dribble. I can't remember the last time a palming violation was called. They used to be called all the time. Hell, we called them on ourselves in pick up games.
@mrlafayette1964
@mrlafayette1964 2 года назад
Monte Towe could dribble with anybody.
@hewhomustnotbenamedxxx1805
@hewhomustnotbenamedxxx1805 2 года назад
Watch Pistol Pete Maravich .
@hewhomustnotbenamedxxx1805
@hewhomustnotbenamedxxx1805 2 года назад
@@dalepress1581 Young folks don't realize the best players are retired or dead . I'd take the 80s & 90s all day !
@shawnyoung8752
@shawnyoung8752 2 года назад
Defenders? I can just think of Jerry Sloan 6'5 guard. Norm Van Lier 6'1 They were in your face. Nose to nose. Toes to toes. If you play 5 feet away from your opponent you suck. At least make the guy work. In jr. I learned that 95% of teams had only one guy that controlled the ball. When they were warming up doing their fancy dance i waited till they did layups from the left side. I saw that their guy cannot use his left hand. That just makes you want to pick up at 3/4 court. Let him go to his right 2 rimes. Then you press him and make him go to his left. I have to go back to Nolan Richardson At Arkansas. His 40 minutes of hell was simple. We are going to wear you down. 40 years ago in jr high. We ran a 3 1 1 halfcourt trap. We played a 2 3. A2 1 2. 23 zone. 3 2 zone. BOX AN ONE. Triangle an 2. A 1 3 1. We confused the shit out of everyone. Why cant these greatest players of all time not play D? We lose against internatoinal teams. But we claim we are the best.
@kentunderwood31
@kentunderwood31 4 года назад
Greatest game of all time.
@timmcgregor9914
@timmcgregor9914 3 года назад
The best MD team ever!! I was a 12 year old kid and thought we had em. I was broken hearted when we lost this one. I thought we could beat Walton and UCLA too!
@edwardbrown5056
@edwardbrown5056 2 года назад
we almost beat ucla out there either the year before or this year
@nyterpfan
@nyterpfan 2 года назад
@@edwardbrown5056 We opened the 73-74 season against UCLA AT Pauley Pavilion and lost by 1 POINT!! (No way UCLA beats us in Greensboro--if Maryland had beaten the Pack in that unforgettable 74 ACC Championship they go on to win it all--I'm convinced of it!!)
@edwardbrown5056
@edwardbrown5056 2 года назад
@@nyterpfan i remember that game and all the key games they were leading the whole game and lefty [as usual] was outcoached but never outrecruited
@nyterpfan
@nyterpfan 2 года назад
@@edwardbrown5056 What ultimately led to Maryland's defeat in that 74' ACC Championship game was fatigue!! Lefty left all the starters in the day before against North Carolina because he wanted to stick it up Dean Smith's a$$--(Maryland won 105-85 in a ROUT--Lefty kept the starters in the ENTIRE game!!) I've seen/heard several interviews from John Lucas stating that they were completely gassed in that OT period against State. We had the ball down 101-100 under a minute to play holding for the final shot. Len Elmore cuts to the basket and is wide open but Lucas was so exhausted he overthrew the pass out of bounds. Monte Towe gets fouled, sinks 2 free throws-and that's your ballgame. It still hurts like HELL!!
@edwardbrown5056
@edwardbrown5056 2 года назад
@@nyterpfan as i said OUTCOACHED
@Mr.56Goldtop
@Mr.56Goldtop 3 года назад
35:04, a Palming violation. Players today, "What's that"?
@darrylnelson05
@darrylnelson05 Год назад
Before Dean Smith and Coach K it was Norm Sloan. With the Left Hander right behind him.
@shoryz1913
@shoryz1913 Год назад
Arguably the most important game in NCAA tournament history….# 2 & 3 (behind UCLA) all year, the ACC brass lobbied the entire year that they should change the rules and let both in and the NCAA finally did…..the next year (moral of the story, NC State went to, and won, the NCAA tourney, Maryland went home)
@nemesisenforcer907
@nemesisenforcer907 9 месяцев назад
Mo Rivers was a Bricklayer
@hewhomustnotbenamedxxx1805
@hewhomustnotbenamedxxx1805 2 года назад
Wish they could've played in the NCAA Championship game . That would've been epic! Just like the other meetings. Clearly the two best teams in the nation! Any disagreements ?
@donarthiazi2443
@donarthiazi2443 Год назад
UCLA would have a very legitimate argument, but yeah, I'd still go with these two.
@Domoinesguy1378
@Domoinesguy1378 4 месяца назад
te - 1974 Final Score: NC State 103 Maryland 100 Often called the greatest college basketball game of all time. Joseph Hewes makes no claim of ownership of this footage, and is not gaining any monetary value from it's posting here. It is posted for the purpose of educating a younger generation of basketball fans of the origins of big time college basketball.
@jimmcintosh2087
@jimmcintosh2087 2 месяца назад
MYLD had a Stacked ass team--Lefty, God Bless his soul, was always a great recruiter! & I'm a 🐺pack fan!
@stephencabrera9476
@stephencabrera9476 Год назад
NCAA outta pay reparations to Maryland and all the other schools who belonged in the dance back then,how stupid was that rule,just 32 teams,geez
@josephhewes7081
@josephhewes7081 Год назад
I believe it was 24 teams, either that year, or the year before.
@billgibson4134
@billgibson4134 3 года назад
College basketball needs to do away with the 3 and dunk!!. Then maybe we could see teams again like this. No jumping to the pros either
@damienkirksey7026
@damienkirksey7026 2 года назад
Wrong and the players are too athletic!!! The 3 point line was instituted in 1945
@WildwoodClaire1
@WildwoodClaire1 Год назад
I think David Thompson was the greatest ACC player in history.
@josephhewes7081
@josephhewes7081 Год назад
Here's a factoid you might not be aware of. NC State was put on probation because of how it recruited David Thompson. I guess it was worth it, because they got a national championship out of it.
@damienkirksey7026
@damienkirksey7026 8 месяцев назад
The ncaa dropped the ball during this period of time when they didn't allow the dunk. SMH
@oluhamilton2121
@oluhamilton2121 4 года назад
DT was a FORWARD!
@milart12
@milart12 3 года назад
15:08 Goaltending? Play on!!!
@davanmani556
@davanmani556 4 года назад
The change from video to film at 1:10:36 has the Zapruder effect on me.
@davidwinndw
@davidwinndw 4 года назад
I agree. I felt like I was watching old family movies on 35mm with no sound. Great to finally see the game I've heard so much about over the years. Thanks for posting.
@edmadrid1776
@edmadrid1776 4 года назад
@@davidwinndw According to sports-reference.com, this game actually happened. Lol
@shawnyoung8752
@shawnyoung8752 Год назад
25 teams. Notre Dame was 26-2. Marquette 26-5. Michigan got bye along with Vanderbilt. Conf winners. So both Independant teams play first round games even thiugh they had better records and higher rankings. NC State was going to win. But had nobody in east. UCLA same in west. You had #3 nd. 6 Marq. 10 MICH. 15 Vandy in one bracket. Digger and coach Al were punished for critizing NCAA and their letting Conference winners get byes and easy brackets. No seeding but 7 top 20 teams in mid east and midwest. 2 in east and west. Irish were always given a fair seed. Yet always put in a brutal bracket. Only time at 23- 6 in 79. Got #1 seed. Of course They had to play MSU in reg final. Magic and kelser has 5 6 lobs that irish were so stupid not to get. All they did was move Johnson on wing. Hanzlik played off him instead of him putting ball on floor. Just force him baseline. This was a ream that was in Final 4 year before. Had 8 guys that went Nba. 6 that played. It was a bird magic made tourney. Putting the team that was always sent west with 23-6 23-5 as #1 team was absured. Depaul went west and beat the field. ISU ONLY beat hogs by 2 then Depaul by 2 when with 18 seconds left. Just get the ball to Agurrie down low. Also as a chicagoin Carl Nicks was the 6'4 scrappy guy who got all the points from his hustle .Another player Lou Henson ignored. Hofs Cheeks, hardaway. Wade. Thomas. Cummings. Aguirre.
@sunshinegirl1967
@sunshinegirl1967 4 года назад
Who remembers 4 corners? Didn't Carolina start that? Not sure.
@KwabenaPrinceJabari
@KwabenaPrinceJabari 4 года назад
Dean Smith at UNC invented the 4 corners and, as a result of this "stall ball," led to the shot clock years later. ACC also was first to experiment with the 3 point line.
@sunshinegirl1967
@sunshinegirl1967 4 года назад
Kwabena Jabbar That’s right! And then other teams started doing the same. I always thought it was like cheating. Sitting on the clock til the time runs out. That’s just cheating.
@billgibson4134
@billgibson4134 3 года назад
No, Frank McGuire. Then went to South Carolina and when they went into 4 corners Nobody could get the ball from the great John Roach
@davanmani556
@davanmani556 2 года назад
John McClendon
@milart12
@milart12 2 месяца назад
It seems like neither team runs any plays at all.
@user-bn4wo3pu8s
@user-bn4wo3pu8s 3 месяца назад
THEE best college game of all-time. Shelby NC, not far from Hickory.
@aslanrahmani5740
@aslanrahmani5740 4 года назад
who is here bc of jay bilas ?
@aaroncarpenter8
@aaroncarpenter8 4 года назад
Me I literally am watching it just because he just said to.lol
@Mark-sj3xb
@Mark-sj3xb Год назад
Tom Burleson was tall and not much else. Eight inches shorter and he’s nothing more than a business major
@josephhewes7081
@josephhewes7081 Год назад
Tom Burleson was a good player. Played in the NBA for 7 years and his best season he scored over 15 pts a game. Not too bad for a business major.
@jimmcintosh2087
@jimmcintosh2087 2 месяца назад
Wonder who wins?-lol
@kentunderwood31
@kentunderwood31 3 года назад
Greatest game ever
@kentunderwood31
@kentunderwood31 3 года назад
Greatest game ever
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