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While at LSU, Pistol Pete Maravich set the basketball world on fire, and quickly became one of the most popular players in the Southeastern Conference. He eventually went on to score more points as a collegian than any other player in the history of college basketball.
In his three seasons at the varsity level (freshmen did not play varsity basketball at that time), he scored an incredible 3,667 points; an average of well over 44 points a game. He set a slew of SEC basketball records (34 to be exact), and nearly every LSU record imaginable. One of the most remarkable factors to consider when looking at that point total is that he scored that many points without the benefit of the three point line.
During his time at LSU, Maravich won a number of individual awards, being named The Sporting News player of the year, the USBWA College Player of the Year, and the Naismith Award winner.
Following his college career, Maravich went on to be drafted in the 1st round of the 1970 NBA Draft (he was the 3rd player taken overall) by the Atlanta Hawks. Maravich quickly picked up in the NBA where he left off in the NCAAs, rapidly ascending to star status in the professional league.
He was named to the All-Rookie team in his first season, scoring over 23 points per game. Eventually, during a rebuilding period for the Hawks, they dealt him to the New Orleans Jazz for 8 players, one of the largest recoups for a single player in NBA trade history.
In New Orleans, Maravich truly excelled and elevated to the level of NBA superstar. He made the All NBA First team in 1976 and 1977, and made the All NBA second team in 1973 and 1978. The 1976-1977 is considered by many to be his finest statistical season the NBA, when he scored a league high 31.1 points per game.
Maravich was traded to the Boston Celtics prior to the 1980 season, where he played alongside future superstar Larry Bird during Bird's rookie campaign. Following that season, in which he managed 11.5 games in only 26 games, he was forced to retire due to a nagging leg injury.
After retiring from the game, Maravich eventually found a second life in religion, eventually proclaiming himself a born again Christian, and spending much of his free time trying to spread the word of Christianity.
Maravich died in 1988 of a heart attack after playing a pickup basketball game in Pasadena, California. He was only 40 years old at the time of his death.
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@krunkmountainman6633
@krunkmountainman6633 Год назад
I grew up in New Orleans and Pete went to my church in Metairie, La.. I had no clue who he was. He was quiet and kind and never treated anyone at our church as lesser than him. When I learned who he was I would sit next to him and ask him basketball questions. He was an amazing human being.
@ferf-kx6dq
@ferf-kx6dq 8 месяцев назад
The greatest comment I’ve ever read of Mr.Maravich.
@robkocol5664
@robkocol5664 Месяц назад
As they would say, Pete had the "Basketball Jones!"
@sjpavur
@sjpavur 9 дней назад
Which church was that in Metairie?? I know that he later moved to Mandeville.
@krunkmountainman6633
@krunkmountainman6633 9 дней назад
@@sjpavur John Calvin Presbyterian
@user-jw5qj8kv2y
@user-jw5qj8kv2y Год назад
Pete Maravich and George Gervin were the 1970s NBA's greatest scorers. He was the only deceased member of The 50 Greatest Players. I remember when Magic said to the Maravich children at the award ceremony, "Your father was the real original." Maravich has truly revolutionized the way the NBA plays!
@dominiquejones3805
@dominiquejones3805 Год назад
Ice Mam isn't mentioned enough
@PIP...33
@PIP...33 Год назад
PETE IS GOD . IQ LEVEL INFINITE
@Amick44
@Amick44 Год назад
Barry and Mcadoo as well.
@PIP...33
@PIP...33 Год назад
@@Amick44 BARRY IS. DOUBT BOUT BOB BECAUSE BARRY WAS MACHINE FOR PTS. PPL MAKING UP GOAT DEBATE. BUT IS I TELL U THAT BERNARD KING AND MITCH RICHMOND ARE BETTER THAN MJ IN SCORING BASKETBALL ?? FOR XAMPLE MITCH CAN SHOOT FROM ANYWHERE JORDAN CANT. BERNARD KING IS IMPOSSIBLE TO STOP WHILE MJ USUALLY HAD PROBLEMS WITH STRONG PLAYERS.
@Amick44
@Amick44 Год назад
@@PIP...33 Bernard was unstoppable. Jordan after about 4-5 yrs in the league steadily increased his range and could shoot with most any one. Can't take Rick over West. But reasonably close.
@davidsolomon7966
@davidsolomon7966 Год назад
He averaged 44 points a game in college. And that was with no 3 point line. He averaged 13 made shots that would have been 3 pointers every game. I'll do the math for you, he would have averaged 57 points in today's game . He was 6'5" and could handle the ball like a Globetrotter . His shot creativity was unreal. He could switch from his right hand to his left hand and be just as effective. He knew when to use the backboard like a magician knows when to use a prop. Incredible talent . There will never be another like him.
@armandorodriguez6447
@armandorodriguez6447 Год назад
The Pistol was bad ass,growing up in the late 70s and early 80s we’d be wanting to be Bird,Magic or Pistol. Every kid growing up them days named Peter was nicknamed Pistol: urban thing
@AwesomeRandomVidz
@AwesomeRandomVidz Год назад
@David Solomon FACTS bruh!
@dominiquejones3805
@dominiquejones3805 Год назад
Never had the privilege of watching him n real time, but I heard word from my uncle he was the truth.
@dominiquejones3805
@dominiquejones3805 Год назад
I see JWill and Magic
@PIP...33
@PIP...33 Год назад
WILL ALWAYS BE BETTER THAN JORDAN. BETTER PASS, SHOOTING, SKILLES , DRIBBLING AND OF COURSE IQ
@marcusanderson933
@marcusanderson933 Год назад
A legend before his time! R.I.P Pistol!
@brianjensen7985
@brianjensen7985 Год назад
A true basketball legend. There will never be another Pistol Pete.
@kamilebrahimoff3589
@kamilebrahimoff3589 Год назад
NBA prodigy without a doubt as a point guard.
@loydkline4686
@loydkline4686 Год назад
Basketball magician
@realisrealite5554
@realisrealite5554 Год назад
Of course not Pistol Pete is gone.I was lucky I got to see him play along with the players.
@adrianhuerta6500
@adrianhuerta6500 Год назад
There’s one in the making actually , not saying he’s him yet but AUSTIN REAVES!!!!!!
@klicknkreate7077
@klicknkreate7077 Год назад
As great a dribbler and ball handler as Pete was, he had to do his thing in an era that had much stricter rules with handling the ball. If the Pistol played today with how much the modern player can get away with, he'd be ridiculous. For those reasons, you could make a strong argument that Pistol Pete Maravich is the GOAT ball handler ever. 💪
@deecocheran1227
@deecocheran1227 Год назад
Pete is the goat
@dominiquejones3805
@dominiquejones3805 Год назад
No palming
@tylercooper1058
@tylercooper1058 Год назад
Easily top 5 of all time honestly
@tomcalarco8196
@tomcalarco8196 Год назад
@@tylercooper1058 Easily top-5 overrated
@tylercooper1058
@tylercooper1058 Год назад
@@tomcalarco8196 😂😂😂😂.
@davidwhite2812
@davidwhite2812 Год назад
Pete was a friend of my aunt. They went to school together. When the Jazz came to town to play the Lakers, she took me to the game. Great player, nice guy.
@ronrobinson3872
@ronrobinson3872 Год назад
pete was a friend of mine in high school. we went to state fair and he won 13 teddy bears . never missed a shot... he also ran the table in pool on me 5 times in a row..
@doublevision84
@doublevision84 Год назад
Pete was my father
@josemanuelcaballero1162
@josemanuelcaballero1162 26 дней назад
@@doublevision84 I went to Neptune and met Pete on a bar singing Morse karaoe. good ol times!
@G7M9W
@G7M9W Год назад
I never saw him play live, but based on highlights, books, and videos like this, I still consider Pistol Pete one of my favorite NBA players of all time.
@dqreps
@dqreps Год назад
He waa great man. RIP Pistol!
@ferf-kx6dq
@ferf-kx6dq Год назад
Some here!
@sixsentsoldiers
@sixsentsoldiers Год назад
Thank God there was video during Pistol Pete's playing days.
@Momus2024
@Momus2024 3 месяца назад
video has been around for nearly 125 years
@timothythomas8082
@timothythomas8082 Год назад
He made what I still consider the greatest pass I'd ever seen at any level. When he was at LSU, he came across the middle of half court with a 3 on 2 situation with the PF on his right on SF on his left. He looks right at his PF, which drew off the defense, while lightly bouncing the ball off his left knee cap perfectly to the trailing SF for an easy lay-up. Unfreakinbelievable!!!!
@BarryJowers
@BarryJowers Год назад
Pistol Pete was ahead of his time and doesn't get the credit for how amazingly good he was. Definitely a top ten player in my opinion. Remember he played in a time when there wasn't a three point shot and he took a high amount of shots that would be three pointers today. His scoring numbers would have been even greater
@scryx48
@scryx48 Год назад
You'd have to have been old enough to see Pete, to understand how good and ahead of the game he was!!!
@scryx48
@scryx48 Год назад
Thank you. Watched Pete from LSU to Chuck Swindol, the Pastor who tried very hard to sober Pete. It eventually failed, sadly 😥 😔 😟
@jamescpotter
@jamescpotter Год назад
I don't associate Pete with "tricks" but SKILL! He remains to this day as my favorite college and pro player. He elevated the game to a higher standard.
@dwmzmm
@dwmzmm Год назад
Very true, to this very day, his all time scoring total in college basketball has not been matched or exceeded yet (and that's without the 3 point shot line of today). Also recall that he played only three years in college (was ineligible as a freshman).
@clevisbernier8973
@clevisbernier8973 Год назад
Kids these days who think Kyrie has the best handles have never seen Pistol Pete!
@jazjaz2364
@jazjaz2364 Год назад
i must say Kyrie has today the best handle in the NBA for years
@terencehill2320
@terencehill2320 Год назад
F kyrie
@clevisbernier8973
@clevisbernier8973 Год назад
@@jazjaz2364 fo sho
@c0rruptreality
@c0rruptreality Год назад
Who?
@davidreed6264
@davidreed6264 Год назад
He was the best
@mikedark68
@mikedark68 Год назад
People don't realize how great this guy was nobody ever brings up his name and he was one of the best players scores ever to play the game, no if ands about it 👍🏀🏀🏀🏀
@nicholasbullock1709
@nicholasbullock1709 Год назад
George Gervin giving his interview from the golf cart. Busy man. Haha 😂 👏🏼
@_HonorLee
@_HonorLee Год назад
Have seen a lot of live NBA bb in my lifetime, some of the greats, some good, some forgettable. Saw this dude 30+ times in NOLA. Never taking anything away from all the HOF-ers, but this guy was electrifying. Every touch was a potential highlight play. Top 20, 50, 100 whatever? idk, I just know it was a pleasure to watch this dude play. If it's possible to be an artist with a 🏀, Pistol Pete was it.
@joelbland5239
@joelbland5239 Год назад
The amazing thing is he handled the ball at 6'5 and didn't palm or carry the ball like today's players.
@micahhull5126
@micahhull5126 Год назад
Ain't that the truth! If we could have palmed the ball, I could have scored a lot more points and many more assists!
@zanohoriamazo1
@zanohoriamazo1 Год назад
The comments from Ice Man Gervin were particularly apropos, as well as Tiny Archibald, with their experience’s having played against Pete. I recall seeing Pistol & George in a game of horse. If Pete were still here today, with all the award events, etc., he would’ve gotten much love from the league & fans for his unique contribution to the game, no doubt.
@kamilebrahimoff3589
@kamilebrahimoff3589 Год назад
I am sure about that.
@kamilebrahimoff3589
@kamilebrahimoff3589 Год назад
👍
@richardthomasmirabito4197
@richardthomasmirabito4197 Год назад
Pistol Pete , Larry Bird were on another level.
@Proudathiest1
@Proudathiest1 Год назад
My dad used to talk about pistol a lot when I was a kid. And I saw that movie about him too back then . I know little about him so I’m glad you cover him
@17thNO
@17thNO Год назад
Being from New Orleans I learned all about the legend of Pistol Pete growing up. Shoot he actually played for the both LSU and the New Orleans Jazz. LSUs court is the Pete Maravich Athletic Center. Legend!
@Proudathiest1
@Proudathiest1 Год назад
@@17thNO very cool
@dqreps
@dqreps Год назад
@@Proudathiest1 I loved that Pistol movie when I was a kid. Used to watch it all the time on VHS! The good ol days..
@Proudathiest1
@Proudathiest1 Год назад
@@dqreps lol yes they absolutely were
@MannyMensah94
@MannyMensah94 Год назад
Pistol pete was ahead of his time
@marti-mar8974
@marti-mar8974 Год назад
His dedication to improving his game was on another level.
@edjrenaline
@edjrenaline Год назад
Man. Props to you. Love this channel. I appreciate how you celebrate players across the NBA, across positions, and across eras. It truly allows us to sit back and stop comparing players for a bit and just appreciate their unique skills and contributions to the game. You really do help cultivate a love for the game and these amazing players. Thank you for that!
@jordanjohnson1019
@jordanjohnson1019 Год назад
He bias to old-school mostly great channel
@kevinhegwood615
@kevinhegwood615 Год назад
Growing up right outside of Chicago, the only two white players the brothers gave respect to were Bird and Maravich. I still have that 50 greatest players throwback New Orleans Jazz Pistol Pete jersey. Always love watching his highlights.
@chicagorhtours
@chicagorhtours Год назад
What about Rick Barry? He was IMO The Greatest White NBA player ever. As good an outside shooter as West and Byrd, but a better athlete, excellent defensive player and of course that outstanding, unique free throw player. There were lots of good, great White basketball players in the 1970s - New York Knicks and Celtics were very integrated.
@Amick44
@Amick44 Год назад
@@chicagorhtours Havlicek too. Barry was pretty close to he, West and Bird.
@hyrumbliss5811
@hyrumbliss5811 Год назад
@@chicagorhtours this is very true, but we're talking about flashy style, and Pistol was certainly very entertaining to watch... A lot of players followed in Pete's footsteps, Earl "the pearl" Monroe being one that comes to mind as far as ball handling and creative shot making. Now Dr. J was certainly amazing to watch, as was "the big E'',Elvin Hayes...but it was more about their sheer athleticism and physical dominance than ball handling and outside shooting. Different styles, but all time greats none the less👊
@1234jokerboy
@1234jokerboy Год назад
Bill Wilton too. He carried that Portland to get a ring. Injuries ended his career.
@kevinhegwood615
@kevinhegwood615 Год назад
@@1234jokerboy no doubt. As much as I hate his commentary, no one can piss on Walon when healthy(which was rare)
@arwenguitarplayer963
@arwenguitarplayer963 Год назад
Imagine if he was allowed to put his hand under the ball and carry while dribbling, or thake 3 and 4 big steps without being called for traveling, lik NBA players are allowed to do now.
@Scott-ly2nk
@Scott-ly2nk Год назад
Man you got that right really turning over of the ball and the high dribbling
@greybone777
@greybone777 Год назад
Exactly why I stopped watching monkey 🐒 ball.
@michaeljordan6008
@michaeljordan6008 Год назад
So true, it’s a joke.
@yccmzimmy
@yccmzimmy Год назад
wonderful player! i always love to see video that pay homage to him... sadly almost nobody brings him in the GOAT discussion...
@TyrannosaurusRex1997
@TyrannosaurusRex1997 Год назад
Because they just don't know which is sad
@1stshepherd
@1stshepherd Год назад
Can't say enough great things about Pistol Pete. R.I.P. Pistol 🏀⚘️♥️⚘️🏀
@micahhull5126
@micahhull5126 Год назад
If there was a basketball heaven, he would be the man in charge!
@1stshepherd
@1stshepherd Год назад
@@micahhull5126 🏀🙏🏽
@bazookajoe6133
@bazookajoe6133 Год назад
As far as playmakers and ball handlers go, no one is better.
@jeffthepoet7
@jeffthepoet7 Год назад
Saw Pistol Pete in college on TV. Remember his dazzling ball handling and scoring. Also, he wore his floppy socks.
@cahg3871
@cahg3871 Год назад
Just think he did all of that with an undiagnosed heart problem.Saw a film of him dribbling the ball through the window of a car as it moved down the street.That is dedication to his craft.
@dennisswaim8210
@dennisswaim8210 Год назад
High praise from some great players, Maravich was a unbelievable player. Can you imagine what he could achieved if he had been on better teams?
@ferf-kx6dq
@ferf-kx6dq 8 месяцев назад
It’s hard because it’s like what if Barry simply had Emmits O line. We can only imagine…….
@matimanya
@matimanya Год назад
Love your channel. I miss the 80s and 90s NBA. Greetings from Uruguay.
@pavlinggeorgiev
@pavlinggeorgiev Год назад
For those interested in the kind of drills he did, look up "Pistol Pete's Homework Basketball. Some great stuff
@ikkenhisatsu7170
@ikkenhisatsu7170 Год назад
I'm not even a basketball fan, but I remember Pistol Pete from when I was a kid. He is legend. RIP.
@jameswakeland1868
@jameswakeland1868 Год назад
He was simply amazing.he did things i didn't think were possible
@linkercasas1004
@linkercasas1004 Год назад
🔫 was ahead of time--still is.
@TPaine1776
@TPaine1776 Год назад
Now I finally see why my dad would go on and on about this guy. Magic pure and simple.
@williams3631
@williams3631 Год назад
I consider myself very lucky to have watched quite a lot of Pete's career. He was definitely the greatest player ever. RIP
@petset77
@petset77 Год назад
Same. He was so fun to watch in person!
@micahhull5126
@micahhull5126 Год назад
He is heaven, in the basketball player section!
@matthewyip8695
@matthewyip8695 Год назад
Pistol was awesome 😎. A legend!
@ericsteadman6687
@ericsteadman6687 Год назад
Pistol Pete Maravich is the reason I’m an Atlanta Hawks fan to this day. He was Brilliant on the Basketball court
@brendanbloom3366
@brendanbloom3366 Год назад
Most skilled player of all time
@scotthovland7380
@scotthovland7380 Год назад
I appreciate your interest and sharing of nba history. I grew up a Bucks fan in 70 & have learned a lot from your videos. Thank you🏀🙂
@hawkeyeinthehouse2995
@hawkeyeinthehouse2995 Год назад
THANK YOU FOR SHOWING VIDEOS THAT SHOWED HOW GOOD PISTOL PETE REALLY WAS BACK IN THE DAY. I WAS FORTUNATE TO SEE HIM PLAY WHILE STILL IN COLLEGE. I HAD A PART-TIME JOB AT THE CHARLOTTE, NC COLISEUM IN 1969 WHEN HE MANAGED TO GET 49 POINTS AGAINST CLEMSON. HE WOULD HAVE HAD A HIGHER SCORE IF THERE WAS A 3 POINT LINE BACK THEN. FROM WHAT I REMEMBERED HE MADE 5 TO 6 WHAT WOULD HAVE BEEN 3 POINTERS THAT GAME MAKING A POTENTIAL OF 54 TO 55 POINTS. AND TO THINK I WAS "PAID" TO WATCH THE GAME, "LUCKY DOG, LUCKY DOG". I SAW A LOT OF GAMES AND CONCERTS, I KEPT THAT JOB FROM 1969 TO 1981.
@scottgorski7931
@scottgorski7931 Год назад
Yes; thanks for the addition of the new clips with the old. I graduated from high school in 1975 and Pete was the basketball icon of the time that everyone wanted to be.
@precool
@precool Год назад
In the NBA a lot of fans unfamiliar with his game thought he was a gunner. Eventually his ball handling and passing stood out, but most teams he played for wanted him to score. He did some skills videos back then that will blow your mind. It was all the result of hard work. Nice compilation my friend!
@williammaier3850
@williammaier3850 Год назад
I met Pete in a health food store in Covington, LA. not too long before he passed. He was buying supplements to help his Dad who was dying of cancer at his Dad's home in Mandeville, LA. Pete had become a committed Christian. He was a pleasure to meet, a real gentleman, sincere, down to earth and friendly, not stuck up at all. He was a family man. He testified about Jesus wherever he went. His congenital heart condition should have killed him before his 20s. It was God's grace he lived as long as he did. He died in Colorado playing a pick up game with Rev. James Dobson (and others), who was going to interview him on his radio show.
@waltercopus1485
@waltercopus1485 Год назад
I watched LSU play at Alabama 1970 and he scored 69 points. 17 for 21 from free throw line. Huge fight at the end of the game.Could have had 80 if they had 3 point line.
@jonathand.terrell3419
@jonathand.terrell3419 Год назад
Thank you for the great content you've compiled within your channel. Looking forward to watching your library of clips.
@BrianDBacon
@BrianDBacon Год назад
The content I’ve wanted, thank you. This is my favorite and most fascinating player for me.
@briansim1648
@briansim1648 Год назад
Some very serious Legends, talking about “The Pistol” was very enjoyable. ✔️
@micahhull5126
@micahhull5126 Год назад
Maravich is Basketball! The best that will ever be! Pete made me love basket ball and Pete made me love him!
@juri_xiii9977
@juri_xiii9977 Год назад
Love your Channel Man..! I'm an oldschool NBA,fan..!
@leonardguillory2511
@leonardguillory2511 Год назад
If he would have had the 3point line in his career, he would be the NBA scoring leader to this day ✊🏿!
@RichMansour
@RichMansour Год назад
Saw the 68 point game against the Knicks and that was without the 3 point line and ref called foul on him with 2 minutes left.He easily could've had 80 plus.
@garnetanderson8472
@garnetanderson8472 Год назад
The GOAT .
@AndyFromBeaverton
@AndyFromBeaverton Год назад
9:13 Another legend besides Pete who was hampered by knee issues that wouldn't be an issue at all today is Arvydas Sabonis. Like Maravich and Bird, he could see the entire court without looking and make some of the most amazing passes you have ever seen.
@HoratioFitzbastard
@HoratioFitzbastard 3 месяца назад
Young Sabonis was as good as anyone who's ever played. A 7 footer who could play inside or outside and could also run the floor and handle the ball.
@ralphruocco3013
@ralphruocco3013 Год назад
He did all of that with a bad heart. Incredible. He was my sports hero along with Joe Namath !
@mikeweber8499
@mikeweber8499 Год назад
Beaver county PA 😊
@glennwheeler984
@glennwheeler984 Год назад
He was, hands-down, the best College player of all time... play him in a 30 game schedule, and he'll be the best every time. Only problem with that is the NBA season isn't 30 games. It's a long hard grind. Maravich was just a blade too sharp for that kind of cutting.
@MarMaxGaming
@MarMaxGaming Год назад
What a baller. Love to see it… the man could simply beat you and outwit you, such an art form🥵
@mikearel12
@mikearel12 Год назад
Literally the best human on the offensive side of the ball...ever. It is not close. His passing was as amazing as his scoring proclivity.
@Johnny-xj5qu
@Johnny-xj5qu Год назад
He has a career effective FG% of 44%. You're mistaking flashy plays and highlights with effectiveness. There are long lists of players far superior to him offensively. SC30 is twice the player, and there's many players ahead of Steph. Overrated player who looks great on highlights because highlights never display his never ending bricks he chucked up to shoot his teams out of games. He never once made a team good because he was all about his points. Worse than Melo
@JohnnyMack59
@JohnnyMack59 Год назад
@@Johnny-xj5qu Lmfao... 'Long list?'... Yeah ok... SC wishes he could be half as good as 'The Pistol' .. Educate yourself on the history of the game to avoid making an ignorant post .. Pete would Clown ANYBODY in todays weakass soft league of Whinyass CryBabies...Carry on...
@nymike06
@nymike06 Год назад
Pete was unreal, wild college and pro player.
@ericerickson7544
@ericerickson7544 Год назад
Awesome episode BTM thank you
@steveashworth6707
@steveashworth6707 Год назад
I watched pistol Pete every game that was on TV!, I was just a youngster but what a ball player!.
@lindasharp6792
@lindasharp6792 Год назад
Pistol Pete was a one of a kind ball player! I saw him when he was in college and LSU played the Vols! He is the GOAT in my book!
@ruminator3570
@ruminator3570 Год назад
Number one what is with the thumbnail on this video Larry Bird looks like Al Bundy. Number two the Pistol would kill in today's League.
@blakekeithley3400
@blakekeithley3400 Год назад
In another video. Issel tells his young audience the Pete was the best player he has ever seen. 😊
@MrDanielWP
@MrDanielWP Год назад
People sleep on Pistol Pete. Dude was a baller.
@brentelza7916
@brentelza7916 Год назад
Love the episode!
@catherinelynnfraser2001
@catherinelynnfraser2001 Год назад
He was a showman.
@OldDog-se9ev
@OldDog-se9ev 2 месяца назад
I remember growing up in South East Missouri in the 1960s. I watched whatever would come on the old Black and White TV back then over the airwaves. Loved watching Pete. I practiced many a hours dribbling like him. My first game in middle school, I went to beat two defenders with a behind the back dribble and my coach threw up his hands. Hey coach! I beat them. And got a foul. Pistol, we love you man!
@17thNO
@17thNO Год назад
Iverson, Nash and Curry all have elements of Pistol Pete's game.
@dominiquejones3805
@dominiquejones3805 Год назад
White Chocolate
@Amick44
@Amick44 Год назад
Isiah Thomas and Reggie Theus, as well.
@hectorg.7282
@hectorg.7282 Год назад
That very first highlight is a double dribble by rule. Proof that some people get away with murder and it is called skill. I'm not saying he was not good but there are favorites in the NBA.
@eagle287ruby8
@eagle287ruby8 Год назад
The first move you show , the behind the back move is a clear travel!! LOLOL love Pete forever
@hyrumbliss5811
@hyrumbliss5811 Год назад
5:11 Someone needs to tell these "legends" that Bob Cousy was the first 'showboat' white guy, and many credit him with being the first to use the behind the back dribble/pass.
@curbozerboomer1773
@curbozerboomer1773 Год назад
That is true!...but that was back in the day, when the league was not allowing many blacks to play!...Cousy might not have been quick enough to deal with the brothers, but that was no problem for the Pistol.
@johnschaefer2238
@johnschaefer2238 Месяц назад
I’m not a big basketball fan and never saw Pistol Pete and would have liked to. The first game I ever went to was the NY Nets vs Houston in the ABA. Nets had a very young Dr. J and Rick Barry bs George Gervin. What a game between those three. But when I first saw Pistol Pete on TV it was like watching CGI 25 years before it was invented. Just watched him play and it was unreal. So sad that he left us way too early. RIP Pete.
@mikearel12
@mikearel12 Год назад
As I said...beyond compare. And his flashiness was always with purpose. Hard to fathom that literally every behind the back, between the legs, and no look were purposeful, but they were. God created him with abilities and skills that have never, nor will ever be matched by another. RIP Mr. Maravich.
@wi54725
@wi54725 Год назад
I was fortunate to see Pete play about 15 times in his career--9 in college and another half dozen or so when he played for the Hawks with Walt Bellamy and Lou Hudson. He made the game fun to watch, but then almost all basketball teams were exciting then compared to the way basketball is played today. Only one coach ever really slowed him down, Ray Mears at Tennessee. But, the Vols lost some of those games to weaker LSU teams, because players like Danny Hester, Al Sanders and Bill Newton were too good to leave unguarded.
@guzmancharles7
@guzmancharles7 Год назад
In todays NBA he will score 40-50 points a game. Curry don’t even come close I watch Pete Play. Pete did it without the 3 pointer line imagen if they have that in the days. Thank you for the video, great memories👍🙏
@thumbsaloft
@thumbsaloft Год назад
He would be my go-to over everybody!
@chrishowell6549
@chrishowell6549 Год назад
Great video. Thanks.
@jakeshotnjuicy
@jakeshotnjuicy Год назад
The 70s seemed like a time where alot of players were very overlooked and under appreciated. If he started his career the following decade it would be a much different story
@tictocbang7443
@tictocbang7443 Год назад
Indeed. It was an era without massive TV and shoe contracts. Magic and Bird, and then Jordan, helped the NBA scale to what it is today.
@user-gy9dx7eu1y
@user-gy9dx7eu1y Месяц назад
Pistol Pete was an honest to goodness, amazing man
@speedracer2336
@speedracer2336 Год назад
He would score at will in today’s NBA!
@peppie0521
@peppie0521 Год назад
Cartoonish great nick names and good times. Ice Man, Birdman, Chocolate Thunder. The Dream, The Glide, and the Doctor gonna be making a house call tonight.
@hdryden7652
@hdryden7652 3 месяца назад
I love the respect these players have for each other, they don't seem to see color, just skill.
@MaN2Mega
@MaN2Mega Год назад
Another NBA star from the Balkans 😎🤙
@maryowen1722
@maryowen1722 Год назад
I grew up watching Pistol Pete and now I’m showing my 11 yr old basketball player grandson his videos💪🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼👊🏼
@oldermusiclover
@oldermusiclover Год назад
so glad he got his life together before he died so sad he died so young
@jameshale6401
@jameshale6401 3 месяца назад
No matter how far a basketball traveled from the factory to the court It never was on such a journey until pete had it GOD BLESS RIP REBOUNDING IN PARADISE
@troybailey6904
@troybailey6904 Год назад
If you have not watched him play, oh myyyy. His skill would make you cry from experimenting with a Basketball God.
@olympicjeff6504
@olympicjeff6504 Год назад
My childhood idol inspired me to achieve my dreams and goals with style and passion for life
@gregorypatterson9632
@gregorypatterson9632 Год назад
I was fortunate to see him 4 years in college. He was incredible
@nickiemartin1426
@nickiemartin1426 Месяц назад
I grew up in New Orleans and my dad would get tickets for the Jazz games. I was young but I was there the night he hit 68 points. My voice was gone as I yelled and cheered for the Pistol. He even signed my basketball but that was a different night.
@stephaniefisher9789
@stephaniefisher9789 Год назад
Pete invented modern basketball, yet most will not acknowledge it, yet truth isn't easily accepted.
@melvinlew6624
@melvinlew6624 Год назад
Saw him play when I was a freshman at UCLA in '69. UCLA won the game but Pistol Pete stole the show!
@S5King7
@S5King7 4 месяца назад
I was too young to remember Pete, but glad i learned about him. Hope young people now get to hear about him!
@harrymiram6621
@harrymiram6621 Год назад
Sean....If you can find it, Somewhere out there, is a 1991 film called The Pistol: The Birth of a Legend. Dunno on how accurate this biographical film is (as many aren't) but for entertainment value, IT IS! Enjoy watching your films & keep doing what you're doing!
@SevenDeMagnus
@SevenDeMagnus Год назад
Cool, sir Pistol is the pioneer of those dribble and pass and showtime. God bless.
@CBrown
@CBrown Год назад
To this day Pete Maravich is still my all time favorite player.
@clevisbernier8973
@clevisbernier8973 Год назад
He must be the GOAT HORSE player
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