Allen Iverson: 1996 NCAA tournament highlights

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Allen Iverson dominated the 1996 NCAA tournament, pushing Georgetown to the Elite Eight. Iverson's playmaking and scoring ability set him apart in the tournament as he scored a combined 111 points in just four games for the Hoyas. Watch all the highlights from "The Answer's" last appearance in the NCAA tournament.
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@lamontwhite2433 4 года назад

Most electrifying 2yr stretch in Georgetown history! From his first game vs Arkansas til his last one vs Umass, A.I. was must see TV. Salute to Big John for letting him do his thing

@worldvzn5473 3 года назад

Big john 😢

@billbright100 3 года назад

Not better than the Patrick Ewing years.

@billbright100 3 года назад

@Bo Stephens I'd probably put Sleepy Floyd as a starter but that's an unreal team!

@billbright100 3 года назад

@Bo Stephens I was living in Houston when Othella was playing there. He was great. Georgetown has had some incredible players over the years. Too many to count.

@Real2k25 3 года назад

Yes

@SDSOverfiend 3 года назад

The most beautifulest thing I ever saw.. Iverson balling in 11s. I watched this dude feverishly at Georgetown... When I seen him hop step and throw it on 2 Bigs.. I knew his heart was as big as his game. 💯Salute A.I.

@SDSOverfiend 3 года назад

@Patrick J Mims 💯🔥💪🏾 Best kicks ever to play ball in. Atleast any pair from 2001 on back.

@boogr3aktion783 2 года назад

I’m wearing the Easter emerald 11s right now and when I seen AI wearing the 11s it made me smile big af

@aaronbattle68 4 года назад

That boy was fearless!

@BigJShepp 3 года назад

@Dunn Dallas And Growing up in VA

@restlessmind5770 3 года назад

Coach Thompson loved Allen more than anyone.. Allen was his heart.

@theunthinkable1021 3 года назад

Allen was devastated when Coach passed away.

@PeteMcCorvey Год назад

@@theunthinkable1021 because John Thompson saved his life by recruiting him after he went to jail.

@dsetgetatme 3 года назад

Iverson was DOMINANT in college and the NBA!

@JD37 3 года назад

The most amazing thing was that he really had to make near to zero adjustments in order to play in the NBA. This was his game. And it worked.

@cmpunko2316 3 года назад

Pure talent, heart and skill

@mariahlin5556 3 года назад

Arguably the most athletic NBA player of all-time. He wasn't blessed with the size of Jordan, given his size against bigger competition.. it's crazy how impactful AI was.

@nightrider85 3 года назад

The handle was amazing. He had the best ball control we had ever seen, his speed was also impressive.

@dahling7549 3 года назад

They all agree; super quick

@AHMAD-2324 3 года назад

Yea, But AI lost his Amazing leaping ability at an extremely young age because he refused to condition his body. Had he done that IMO he would've been 10X better... But around 24 or 25 his a HOPS were pretty much gone.

@allonzotate7497 3 года назад

AHMAD2423 still was averaging 30+ ppg lol

@Real2k25 3 года назад

That ok made he wasnt blessed with Jordan size Jordan wasnt blessed with ai speed AI made jordan knees buckle lol after that Jordan realize he needed to retire lol

@duttyboukman6854 3 года назад

Helleva time in college basketball.. A.I, Camby, Ray Allen, Kerry Kittles, John Wallace, Marbury, Antoine Walker, Victor Page , Tony Delk ... str8 ballers ... U see Iverson with the fresh patent leather J’s ...RIP to Coach Thompson

@bebemante826 3 года назад

Well he's an Eastern conference champion which is the second biggest thing in NBA... To me that's a great accomplishment! Big Iverson fan!

@SR-rc4on 3 года назад

A.I, Victor Page, Othella Harrington, Jerome Williams. Man when I first saw A.I play I was hooked. Watched dude thru G-Town and the NBA. Dude was definitely ‘The Answer’...

@zeroturn7091 2 года назад

The angles that he takes on those layups are unreal.

@c.h.5510 4 года назад

3:24 B4 the Eurostep, it was A.i. regular wiggle

@raymonddavis8527 3 года назад

A.I had the step back years ago 4:04

@joeylyh 4 года назад

Pound for pound the greatest basketball player of all time. Imagine if he was 6 foot 6 inches...

@dopemoney23 3 года назад

GREATEST VERY CLOSE IF HE HAD JUST KOBE WORK ETHIC NO HEIGHT NEEDED

@joeylyh 3 года назад

@@dopemoney23: He's 6 feet tall 160 pounds. Kobe is 6-7 inches taller at 220 pounds. Even if AI has stronger work ethic, I think he's probably maxed out. Now if he was a little bit taller, he'd be scary.

@MVRBFree 3 года назад

I remember AI sharing a story about having dinner with Kobe once in LA. When they parted ways AI said he was going to the club, & Kobe said he was hitting the gym. He could’ve took “practice” (lol) a little more serious. But still he’s the best player 6 feet or under in nba history imo

@joeylyh 3 года назад

@@MVRBFree Practice? LoL

@imsonecessary 3 года назад

Iverson didn't touch a basketball the entire off-season and he had no pregame warm up routine. He was naturally great moreso than anyone besides Shaq.

@Shane.Roberts 4 года назад

Walking bucket 25ppg as a sophomore!

@alexham28 3 года назад

Luka had more

@itsampofcourse 3 года назад

@@alexham28 he's much larger that AI

@freshprinceshaun 3 года назад

Shot 36% from 3 that year too

@Shane.Roberts 3 года назад

@@alexham28 luka ain't played no college ball man

@ralphumali754 3 года назад

watching his game, he’s one of few guys who can strive whichever era he’ll play.. even with today’s game.

@oscardublina2782 3 года назад

Goat A.I Hoyas R.I.P. Coach Thomas

@mikesmalls8751 3 года назад

Man he was killing in the classic pair of Jordan's!!!!!

@emmanuelenyinwa1443 3 года назад

Edgar Padilla, Carmelo Travieso and Marcus Canby, coached by a young John Calipari. UMass was the bomb back in those days.

@nenriu Год назад

awesome highlight package

@GodSon91 2 месяца назад

I love this guy My goat A.I. & Mj forever 💪🏽🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

@restlessmind5770 3 года назад

Fearless! Best guard in NBA history.

@jhay2004 Год назад

You couldn’t guard him without fouling. Unlimited stamina and athletic ability . I think Iverson, Jordan, and Rodman had the most stamina of all nba players

@tvxyzn 7 месяцев назад

so true

@MarcelWilliams-jq4nu 10 дней назад

Westbrook?

@Myron_X 3 года назад

I can't believe a kid that little was really doing those things in real life! Those highlights were unbelievable even if he never did anything else!

@warrenbii2363 3 года назад

You do know that's Allen Iverson right? Lol He only had a Hall of Fame NBA career after those 2 little years in college. Lol

@Myron_X 3 года назад

@@warrenbii2363 it's hard to believe LOL he just looks like some kid who lives around the corner or something.

@GLOOMY44 2 года назад

He is also elite at qb and db in football

@dogelife7901 2 года назад

He's 6 foot not 5'4

@TheGhostManN 3 месяца назад

@@dogelife7901 5'10 for real real

@type0negative136 Год назад

I like him, he is a ncaa champion, nba champion, won fiba gold, olympic gold. i love basketball

@marcusmoney1166 3 года назад

Iverson in the concords is just a different breed

@rup4jo33 Год назад

nothing but the toughness

@efrankinlecheenie5308 3 года назад

The put back dunk 💪

@adon31997 3 года назад

He had to play like that! He was wearing the shoes of a man he looked up to greatly. Allen Iverson is the GREATEST point guard EVER! And I say that with no hesitation. And there have been great point guards to go through the ncaa, and nba. My honorable mentions are Kevin Johnson, and Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf.

@benmarino1913 3 года назад

Man....AI was BOUNCY!!!!!!

@danthomas9170 3 года назад

As great as he was for the Sixers, I feel like prime Iverson was the college years and first couple of years pro in terms of explosive plays, unparalleled athletic ability, and non-stop motor/energy/hustle.

@alkinsansan7277 3 года назад

I hope this kid can make it in the NBA..

@HumptyMcFly 3 года назад

Alkin Sansan lol

@davidmalik9821 3 года назад

Funny!

@jimmiegray480 3 года назад

I hope this not a real person with this comment.

@dustinporras9504 3 года назад

He did!

@HumptyMcFly 3 года назад

some of y’all must be real fun at parties. It’s called a joke!

@johnstockers9219 3 года назад

That man is the king of cross over of her era! 💪🏀Iverson show time🤗😄🔥🔥

@juniorflow3557 2 года назад

4:04 the father of "back step", awesome Iversson

@DOG-ew3co 3 года назад

The Answer. My favorite player when i was 8 years old.

@rubensamples1950 3 года назад

A.l. Got them long arms... makes him even more dangerous

@YK-fj5bj 4 года назад

What a joy to watch.

@kincamell2 3 года назад

Much Gratitude

@D.O.N.TV44 2 года назад

Tht 1 Yr Run was other worldly 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@robertlesuer2755 10 месяцев назад

Classic footage, respect 💪💖🤛💯.

@supertarzan12 7 месяцев назад

That is when I started to follow NCAA basketball. What a talent

@abdoulayetandia2175 2 месяца назад

For me the best point guard of hoya's history built like a lining back when he runs incredible energy on court great player

@AZlivingFF 3 года назад

Iverson ballin out in the Jordan 11s is iconic 🔥

@clarencebelljr3143 3 месяца назад

My man "A". Dawg proving beyond a shadow of a doubt, that its not the size of the dog in the fight, but the fight in the dog!!!!! One fam NNVA WOOF!!

@charliehorse543 19 дней назад

Amazing skills.

@ywidelectronics 2 года назад

Straight legend, I love you my brother..

@stiffjabzz4237 3 месяца назад

Favorite player ever to watch in college!

@TheBlackRickGrimes 3 года назад

What a phenomenal player A.I. was @ Georgetown and in the NBA 🏀 🙏🏽👏🏾💪🏾🔥☄️

@aaronhawleyyes3869 Год назад

my pound for pound Father

@ec5657 Год назад

@2:56 that putback tho 👀

@Abstrack23 3 года назад

Guys like Iverson, Thomas, Stockton, Nash, Archibald + Manigault proved that you don't need to be tall and big to dominate. You can dominate with skill and talent.

@dahling7549 3 года назад

Don't forget Mahmoud Abdul rauf. Formerly known as Chris Jackson. Small but pretty much unguardible.

@xvenomx8089 3 года назад

So explosive

@kingaustin6985 3 года назад

One of the most legendary basketball players of all time

@hennylo68 3 года назад

I feel like Iverson should have stayed at PG. Yes he was a natural scorer and amazing at it. I just feel like he was at a disadvantage guarding guys that are 6'5, 6'6 or 6'7 when he's only 6 ft. He lead the league in steals 3 times. If he was guarding guys his size that would have doubled. Then on the offensive end. It's kind of hard to get a clean look at the basked when guys that are once again 6'5, 6'6 and 6'7 have their long hands over you. Which is why his FG percentage was so low.

@linsenli2500 3 года назад

Dude, Allen Iverson usually guarded the other team's PG, Eric Snow/Aaron McKey etc would guard the opposing SG.

@hennylo68 3 года назад

@J 2 I don't know where you guys are getting your information but A.I many and most times has guarded the other teams SG. He guarded Kobe in the finals. There's a video on RU-vid with him and Sprewell going back and forth guarding each other when the Sixers played the Knicks.

@hennylo68 3 года назад

@Rama Lurio But he did. Did you guys even watch basketball back then. Like X-Man just stated he remembers him guarding Reggie Miller and Reggie killing him in the post.

@aharonbenyisrael8387 3 года назад

Lopez I agree with you I wanted him to stay a guard also but AI was so fearless he ran jerry stackhouse out of Philly and then assumed the sg role but even being undersized he still did his thing against taller competition!

@SDSOverfiend 3 года назад

X Man You not Correct.... Reggies wasn’t No post up Player. You did better saying Mark Jackson. Who was known to back down opposing Guards which was the cause to the 5 sec back to the basket rule (Along with Barkley)

@mystswifty8272 10 дней назад

What a time!!

@davidfong7848 3 года назад

For those of us that actually saw him live at Georgetown you could just see that there was something different about him.

@symboltherapper 3 года назад

Is it just me or was his jumper better in college

@joestuehmer7967 3 года назад

Ur bugging his jumper was wet especially in that 05-06 season when he averaged 33 ppg

@bigcat4O8 10 месяцев назад

The definition of a pure scorer.

@brianchavez9857 3 года назад

Thats my idol since 1999 until now 😎

@HandsomeBoyGarion 2 года назад

I miss this AI could nobody stop with his dribbling moves

@robertoaguilar1478 3 года назад

Es de los mejores de la nba imprecionante

@YoungHaveNot 3 года назад

Iverson was a monster. One of the most talented ever

@irwinwins5307 3 года назад

I lived on the same dorm and floor at UMass with Marcus Camby. We use to talk a lot and I remember him telling us there is this player that gets into everyone’s head in basketball. It was none other than AI.

@Casanova102986 3 года назад

iverson is the coolest basketball name.

@leemunoz9617 2 месяца назад

All heart. Georgetown basketball misses him bad

@billwilliamsii2659 4 года назад

Before concords were called concords

@dopemoney23 3 года назад

PREACH WAS CALLED THE XI'S

@dashconsigliere686 3 года назад

@@dopemoney23 the 'Patent Leathers'

@joshtaylor8304 3 года назад

Nothin beats tha story bout how his mother sacrificed tha lights so he could have those shoes for these moments if you from tha jets you know exactly how he felt nd why Ms.Ann got everything she ever wanted nd more a mother’s love is unmatched miss watchin her braid his hair during tv timeouts too that’s that real love!

@marcus.6487 3 года назад

@@dopemoney23 eggzackly, shid...

@MrMuyu0117 3 года назад

AI this year is so athletic. This could be the best version of him

@reyruiz1258 3 года назад

PR backcourt and Marcus camby...Loved umass back in the day. Oh and that iverson kid was pretty good too

@SDSOverfiend 3 года назад

Carmelo Travioso and Edgar Padilla. Aka “The Puerto Rican Dynamos”💯💯💪🏾

@user-ns1hu9xy9n 3 года назад

amazing

@MATROUBFLY 9 месяцев назад

in 2023 , I Love this guy !

@burroughs5252 5 месяцев назад

THAT MAN😳😳😳✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾

@bbryant9455 3 года назад

Personally I think with the impact he had on the game, on and off the floor culturally, he's top 10 all time. Period. Kobe too. They're in mine anyway.

@NeoNitty 3 года назад

Brandon Bryant Hardddd! To argue against that, all seriousness though.

@Abstrack23 3 года назад

I'd say top 20-25. Influence wise though, aside from Jordan - he had the biggest impact on the game of Basketball.

@dy120481 3 года назад

Young AI was the most explosive PG of all time.

@dy120481 3 года назад

@arronnov Westbrook is/was more explosive than Rose, but neither holds a candle to AI.

@dy120481 3 года назад

@arronnov You have no idea of what you're talking about.

@dy120481 3 года назад

@arronnov LOLOLOLOL. He's bigger, but AI is hands down the fastest dude in NBA history and it's not even close. He also played in a WAY more physical era. Again, you have *NO IDEA* of what you're talking about.

@kingaustin6985 3 года назад

@@dy120481 you are speaking straight facts

@bspoon2529 3 года назад

dy120481 facts 💯

@superboxing8805 3 года назад

Ballin in them 11s

@huggywuggykissymessypoppy5573 3 года назад

He changed the NBA ...

@cmann517 2 месяца назад

AI was a beast, straight killer on the court.

@chazharris2979 2 года назад

That boi A.I. invented the "corkscrew" lay!

@dsg3053 Год назад

A.I. was a NBA legend in college 😂

@pamelabrown-su1oo 3 года назад

The Man of all time my lil Shorty 💯💯💯

@quairan2099 3 месяца назад

For his height, he was blessed with speed and long arms.

@gdc6153 Год назад

My favorite player of all time

@at2130 3 года назад

Had A.I. Rookie Jersey in 96' in 4th grade. A.I. was that dude changed the whole swagger of the NBA as a young kid I ate it up.

@allanmoe4444 3 года назад

We all did

@lucjanpetroniusz4970 3 года назад

You r right absolutly!!!

@Funkylover-sl7ew 3 года назад

He's a beast

@timallen4816 Год назад

Allen Iverson is a Beast 💪💪👊✊

@pamelabrown-su1oo 3 года назад

They couldn't keep Up wat a Player 👏👏👏👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️

@alexelmaestro3185 3 года назад

Una bestia

@santinovaughn9336 3 года назад

I see an Iverson video, I click...someone please upload his highschool football highlights, please and thank you

@Bkgiest 3 года назад

Who was calling those last 2 games. Was that a helium voiced Gus Johnson and maybe Snapper Smith? The joy in those calls beautiful.

@Wyndamn 4 года назад

I watched the UMass game live, still hurts but UMass had a great team that year.

@illmontic7 4 года назад

Wyndamn FACTS ..me too!

@bbryant9455 3 года назад

Marcus camby was a beast. But Edgar Padilla was mad smooth as a guard.

@hennylo68 3 года назад

Yeah Camby was the 2nd big man that year behind Duncan. Then they had those 2 Latinos in the backcourt in Carmelo Traviso and Edgar Padilla. They sure had a squad.

@Wyndamn Год назад

@@illmontic7word 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

@Wyndamn Год назад

@@bbryant9455yeah they had a complete backcourt.

@delprieststokes3498 3 года назад

You know your team 🥶 🥶🥶🥶 when the whole squad got on concords

@jackdaniels2905 3 года назад

AI landing Slam covers back in the day. I didn't pick up on him until his 2nd NBA year.

@MariachiDelMarBaja 3 года назад

Thoose questions were pretty 🔥

@kramer1372 3 года назад

Those Gtown unis were the best

@edmonlau3547 3 года назад

AI + AJ XI = perfect

@dominicjoseph-mx4wr 9 месяцев назад

Goat💪💪💪💪

@Playswithsquirrels311 3 года назад

1:34 Have Mercy Mr. Iverson!

@amidabuddha7108 3 года назад

Georgetown University will forever use Iverson as a recruiting tool. Once out of their system, he would have to pay for alumni services, if he stayed or went back to graduate. Everyone got what they wanted.