March 1982 - ACC Championship Game, UVA vs UNC on NBC (DOES NOT include final

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From March 7, 1982, the infamous "Four corner stall" ACC Tournament championship game between #1 North Carolina and #2 Virginia at the Greensboro Coliseum. Includes halftime feature on Ralph Sampson. Unfortunately, does not include the final minute and 26 seconds. NOTE: The final buzzer and postgame are available elsewhere on RU-vid. Dick Enberg and Al McGuire were on the call for NBC.

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@CCTH2221-lp2zj 27 дней назад

Such an exciting time! I was in 9th grade and so much fun on winter Saturday afternoons watching college basketball.

@harrymann5523 6 месяцев назад

NBC College Basketball Announce teams 1982 National- Dick Enberg/Al McGuire Big East ECAC- Marv Albert/Bucky Waters SEC- Tom Hammond/Joe Dean Big Ten- Bob Costas/Fred Taylor Big Eight- Jay Randolph/Gary Thompson SWC- Frank Fallon/Dan Spika PAC 10- Phil Stone/Lynn Shackelford Many of the NBC/TVS regional broadcasts had more of an NBC feel since they used NBC graphics.

@chriscoccagna5917 29 дней назад

Before the Big East it was the ECAC....well done.

@davidelswick6660 6 месяцев назад

The talent on the floor is unreal!

@jmb01550 4 месяца назад

Al McGuire would be right about UNC they would stay in state on their way to the Final 4 and win it all that year.

@brianarbenz1329 6 месяцев назад

Since the last 1 min and 26 secs are not here, I'll fill you in: NC won, the fans booed the 4-corner, the NCAA inched closer to a shot clock, and Michael Jordan bought a Chevy.

@nicholasimholte7359 6 месяцев назад

It's hard to imagine this was considered acceptable at one point.

@KingCreole8 Месяц назад

Dean Smith always wanted a shot clock. He forced the NCAA to implement it. Dean gets nowhere near the credit for the innovation he brought to the game of basketball.