Yes and how mad were all Kenny fans when dumb Bill Fitch sat him on the bench in favor of Mookie Blaylock his rookie year. Blaylock was no bum but come on.....
“The move” was so tough because he was chest to chest with Hurley. I went ballistic when I watched this live in college. One of the toughest college guards. Chris Jackson is right there as well!
That's what's glossed over, the closeness. Hurley was so close that had he simply reached he would've had a good chance at disrupting the dribble but the move was so swift that Hurley was understandably frozen by it.
Cheryl is Jackson canhead back to where he came from. Hurley was better than both. In the game where Tech got eliminated in '91, Anderson was terrible (8-28), yet he just kept shooting jumpshots.
Man, imagine if Drazen Petrovic didn't die. That early/mid 90's New Jersey Nets team would have been great, with Kenny Anderson, Derrick Coleman, and Drazen Petrovic.
@@jsmidash Yeah, they could have been great. The year after Petrovic was killed, the Nets actually improved by 2 games and were once again a playoff team. Both Coleman (20 ppg,11 rpg) and Anderson (19 ppg and 9 apg) were All-Stars. Add a third All-Star that could average 22-25 ppg and they would have been right there challenging for the Eastern Conference Championship.
@@jsmidash Adding an in his prime All-Star to a 45 win team could have got them anywhere from a 1 seed to a 4 seed. In 93-94 there was no dominant team in the East or the NBA for that matter. Having 3 young all-stars on your team would be huge. Obviously in this fantasy, I am ignoring the team chemistry issues that plague the Nets after Petrovic death.
I've watched this a million times and still til this day or never gets old! I fell in love wit Chibbs when he hit the 3 to take MSU into OT the year B4 in the Tourney. I wore a yellow mouth guard, part in the middle of my head, changed my shot, etc.....at the time Everybody wanted 2 be like Mike, However this kid from Lefrak Jamaica Queens was my basketball idol
Kenny Anderson was one of my favorite college players of all time. I remember this game like it was yesterday. KA was bustin Hurley ass all night. I loved it. P.S. Check out KA's mid range game. That is a lost art in todays game.
@@mikerivers695 The era was different and PG' needed to handle the rock and distribute down to the post. He had 3pt range, but balance was what made him so good.
I remember lethal weapon 3. Thats what they called kenny anderson brian oliver and dennis scott. I remember when GT played LSU in the first round of the ncaa tournament. With a young Shaq at the time. LSU had them down like 19 points or something like that in the 4th quarter. That was til Kenny Anderson put the team on his back. Came back and won the game. Ended up losing in the final four i think. Cant remember to who. But yeah Kenny Anderson was dat dude. Im from the south. NC to be exact. Saying that to say.. He had lil dudes in my neighborhood wanting to be him
@Jalil Johnson yea fam.. I’m from Indiana we had a nationwide family reunion 1990 In Atlanta. I was only in the 7th grade. my other cousins was like we got a meet Kenny.. Kenny Anderson?.. from Georgia Tech? They was like yea.. it was crazy.. the media was the trying to interview him.. nuts.. I asked him why did he do Bobby Hurley like that.. he was like he’s all hype.. I had too 🤣🤣🤣
Kenny Anderson is one of the most talented basketball players in history. He used to destroy NBA players in the park when he was just 12 years old. Every school in the country wanted him
Adam Price yeah bro, I’m Duke all the way... but Kenny, put on a clinic. Bobby Hurley, is a very underrated PG though for real! I’ve followed him since his days at St. Anthony’s in JC. State champs back-to-back. Give the man his props too 🤔
Naw, it still looks smooth asf. No carry, no cradling & it was crazy quick. Behind the back, between the legs, behind the back again, froze him, then went right past Hurley & added the nice finish.
Great clips. I played against Kenny once (I'm from NY) and I can tell you he was 100x this in high school. No one could stop him. He definitely tailored his game for college which is what a lot of prodigies have trouble doing. Big ups to Cremins for that.
for all that is saying that the move wasn't all that you gotta be young as hell. consider this. ....that was in a time when they actually called carries. he straight up had the ball on a string
Speaking for those who gave a thumbs down, that was just directed at the title. There was no need to denigrate Hurley, who is an all-time legend and played very good defense in this game. Re-title it "Kenny Anderson's big game" or "Sick moves by Kenny Anderson against Duke" or something and it's thumbs up for me and probably all of us.
Way to go chopping up this game to show the Kenny Anderson highlights!!! The "MOVE" will forever go down as one of the more spectacular moves in basketball history in my opinion! Kenny also did a move during the 1990 Goodwill Games or World Championship Games that was comparable to this move! Can't find it anywhere! He was a tremendous pg in high school and college. He had some success in the pros, especially with Chuck Daly, but never panned out like I thought he could. Great upload!
Before there was Rafer Alston...there was Kenny Anderson. Kenny is the first I remember casually dribbling between his legs and behind his back during big games. He is also the first guard I remember using lean and body position to draw contact while driving through the lane.
Yooooo throw back wow in highschool we watch that move over and over then went to the park try hit somebody with that same move on the basketball court New York baby lol can't beat it
@@jonny15dk You must not have watched a lot of Georgia Tech games when Anderson was balling out. He had consistently high assist numbers when he was in the NBA. Check your facts bruh
Nah the move @ 5:33 now thats a move , behind the back , between the legs to behind the back again on the fastbreak and the hoop. I NEED to go out and practice, got work to do!
Kenny A is a legend. I remember coming to lefrak City when i was a kid to play in his tournament and he said I was gonna be Nice and possibly make it to the League. Even though that didn't happen. I was still an elite Basketball player. #Salute to the Legend.
Nobody is saying that Hurley wasn't Shit but Kenny Anderson was a Scoring PG, Bobby was more Conventional!!! Kenny will go down in the Books as One of the Best Scoring PG's Ever
@Walter Sanders Then you weren't a basketball fan when you were younger. I'm 53 and remember him clearly. Hell, I was watching him and GT play my Wolfpack in the late 80's in person.
@Adam Price Hurley was never better than KA. Crack is wack. Hurley had better team mates in college.Sorry that he got hurt, but prior to that accident it was obvious that his game didn't transition to the NBA, like a lot of Duke players at that time. In 20 games he averaged 7.1 pts, 6.1 ast, 37% shooting, 12.5% 3PT.
I still like seeing the great plays and players that the ACC has had over the years. Duke got the last laugh though...a couple times with National Championships. A couple of those GT teams from back then should've too - they were stacked!
+Dwight Cook Well mine actually is so I suppose lightening can strike in different places...lol. Then again maybe you're blind and believe anything people tell you, about yourself and basketball.
Kenny Anderson in my opinion was the best college point guard I ever saw he was big time in NEW YORK then he just took over college basketball...he’s the reason why steph went to Georgia tech aslo
Hurley Was A Great College Point Guard and a Winner, but Kenny was a Superstar with moves NOBODY could stop, Just a Hell of a Game By Anderson, and Lucky win by Duke and Hurley.
Hurley fouled him three times on that shake n bake, but didn't it look like Hurley was still pouting after he was dribbling the ball back up the floor as if the refs, not him, let Anderson score on him...again. 🤔 😂
Man there were non better in college than Chibes! He also had great showdowns with other elite pg's that year like Chris Jackson and Greg Anthony! Peace and love from Chicago!
Adam Price I disagree. Hurley wasn’t headed for the Hall and he wasn’t a better player than Kenny. Hurley was a 4 year college player that was struggling big time early in his rookie season before the crash. He was basically just like Jamal Tinsley. He could pass. He had great court vision. He was a leader. But that’s where his skills ended. The guy struggled to even shoot over 40% FG in college... Would he have been in the NBA for a solid 10 years? Yes, probably. Was he going to be a star player? Absolutely not.
Adam Price Actually, their first 20 games are almost identical, with the exception being Bobby playing more minutes. And Bobby was shooting what I would imagine was among the league worst with 37% from FG and his per 36 numbers were abysimal in every single statistic aside from assists, and even then Kenny beat him in assists per 36 their first seasons. Bobby had room to grow, as Kenny did, but Bobby was never, ever going to be a star NBA player.
Nobody gonna mention how close Hurley was to him when he started putting the moves on him. It was Ike the we’re in a phone booth together. That was insane. Better than anything Curry, Harden or any of today’s players can do. Only Kyrie is better in close quarters dribbling like that. You can tell when someone is working on their handles “Curry” as opposed to some one who has innate skills. Curry handles are good but he always looks like he’s trying hard. Kyrie looks like it’s 0 effort. Kenny probably has one of the most not trying at all handles along with Rod Strickland and Isiah Thomas (the real one).
Dribbling in close quarters is kinda James Hardens schtick. he needs you close to him to set up his Step back. They should just put 3 points on the score bored automatically when he does that 😂
@@90s-is-the-golden-era its a legit move. not a travel. its just really technical. Technique, you know that one thing older basketball didnt have as much of because the game wasn't as developed?
@@Darrytheprince Bruh...dude changes his pivot almost every time he "steps" back. Maybe they lied to me all those years ago when I played in the post about moving your pivot foot.
@@jamesmayden2155 It was wierd to me at first. but even NBA refs have covered it and explained why its not. look it up. Its just a really technical move and why they call it on players who don't execute it right
Bobby hurley was a grinder I respect his ethic he's a coaches son and got to Duke and played real well but he's clearly over matched here... Kenny would shake any NBA guard his handles were world class plus his size and quickness made him impossible to stay in front of.
@Adam Price By "flashy" you mean talented and gifted anyone can see the superior ball handling,speed and hand eye coordination of Kenny Anderson over 99% of basketball players who've ever picked up a basketball it's not a mystery Kenny was an all world guard at the age of 16.
@Adam Price Lmao off course the 4yr sample size of Bobby hurley stats didn't support your argument so you skip that and go to a miniscule 20 games sample size !! That suites your argument Lmao nice try!
@Adam Price ok so now I see your issue you don't like NBA style point guards who break defenses off the dribble via isolation that's fine you should've just said that from the beginning lol... Bobby Hurley is a traditional point guard way less talent and definitely not an NBA style point guard which makes sense because his NBA career a grand total of 5 seasons 3ppg and 3assist vs Kenny Anderson 12 seasons 12ppg 7assist including yrs where he averaged 18ppg 8assist.
@Adam Price Bobby Hurley played 5 NBA seasons from 1993-98 his rookie yr was the accident it was a very bad accident which he survived and made a comeback he was never going to be a great NBA pg he never was that type of player he was best suited for college in where he had a great career.
Kenny was a beast in college. Super quick, great ball handler and left handed. He had a nice NBA career but he didn’t quite live up to the promise he should have had a HOF career
The ACC was a slaughterhouse in those days. Duke, UNC, Wake Forrest, GA Tech, Virginia, Maryland. All those teams were REALLY good. ACC and Big East basketball was phenomenal.
I miss these days of ACC Basketball. It’s been awhile since I heard Dicky V from 30 years ago . Geez he sure could carry on . I don’t miss that part too much 😂.
Loved the Duke-Tech games when Kenny Anderson was playing, especially the three games vs. Anderson, Brian Oliver, and Dennis Scott aka "Lethal Weapon 3". Btw, Duke won this game 77-75. Anderson was the better player than Hurley but Duke had the better teams.
What did Dick Vitale say? "Kenny Anderson's the three s'! He's super, sensational, and superb, awesome!" Vitale's the best color commentator ever in college basketball history, baby!
He went behind-the-back, between-the-legs, then behind-the-back again. In the flow of the attack, because Hurley was flustered and just trying to grab at him and the ball, once he realized it, he just dribbled around him and got the lay up.
Bob Hurley Jr. was one of the best (if not the best) college point guards. He got in an auto accident which he couldn't recover from after he was drafted. I was a Kenny Anderson fan but Hurley was another special point guard that could have had a good career in the NBA. Kenny had some good seasons with the Nets and earn some monies. Notice the score was close throughout while Kenny was scoring? Those early 90's Duke teams where very good. Noticed how Iverson stopped in his second season in the NBA with his famous cross-over? Well, rumor is league officials took a close look during the off season and deemed it palming or a travel- which is correct. I wouldn't be surprised if vets like Jordan and Pippen (eastern conference rivals to Phila) complained. But Iverson learned to become a Hall of Framer without the cross over.
KA recently had a stroke prays go out to him and his family get well soon... You a legend man
wow prayers for the bro
God Bless him and prayers out to him and his family 🙏🏾
Hate to hear that. He was a reason I started following Georgia Tech. That move is still nasty.
Yo...Bless him & His Family!!!
Much Love....One of the Best to do it.
Much blessings!!!
personally, one of the better ball handlers in NBA history. Him and Rod Strickland were pure ball handlers.
Facts! Kinda similar players also
I'll go with Isaiah Thomas, that way I have two chances of being right.
DICK TRICKLE Nope. Still only one because they spell their names differently.
Hell yeah to that, can't forget about Skip to my Lou
Hell yeah. You can add Tim to that list as well
Kenny Anderson was magical. I raced home to watch him Everytime he came on T.V. most see television.
Yes and how mad were all Kenny fans when dumb Bill Fitch sat him on the bench in favor of Mookie Blaylock his rookie year.
Blaylock was no bum but come on.....
“The move” was so tough because he was chest to chest with Hurley. I went ballistic when I watched this live in college. One of the toughest college guards. Chris Jackson is right there as well!
That's what's glossed over, the closeness. Hurley was so close that had he simply reached he would've had a good chance at disrupting the dribble but the move was so swift that Hurley was understandably frozen by it.
Mo Betta Hurley fouled em 4 times on the move and still couldn’t keep em in front lmao
Hurley was elite as well. Kenny was the man. He also took it to Chris Jackson and Shaq in the tourney.
Pearl Washington Is on any list too
Cheryl is Jackson canhead back to where he came from.
Hurley was better than both.
In the game where Tech got eliminated in '91, Anderson was terrible (8-28), yet he just kept shooting jumpshots.
5:33 behind the back, tween, behind the back, hesi, step through FFFIIIILLLLLAAAAAYYYY
LMAO
Man, imagine if Drazen Petrovic didn't die. That early/mid 90's New Jersey Nets team would have been great, with Kenny Anderson, Derrick Coleman, and Drazen Petrovic.
Alex H great? Good
@Humble Servant that's just too bad, but i am glad he is still remembered.
@@jsmidash Yeah, they could have been great. The year after Petrovic was killed, the Nets actually improved by 2 games and were once again a playoff team. Both Coleman (20 ppg,11 rpg) and Anderson (19 ppg and 9 apg) were All-Stars. Add a third All-Star that could average 22-25 ppg and they would have been right there challenging for the Eastern Conference Championship.
Alex H 4-5 seed maybe
@@jsmidash Adding an in his prime All-Star to a 45 win team could have got them anywhere from a 1 seed to a 4 seed. In 93-94 there was no dominant team in the East or the NBA for that matter. Having 3 young all-stars on your team would be huge. Obviously in this fantasy, I am ignoring the team chemistry issues that plague the Nets after Petrovic death.
For those who are wondering 5:30
Zachary Caro thank god lol
+Zachary Caro i was about to stop watching this shit, and then I seen this comment lol
Zachary Caro that was Ruckeresque
This post, was the real move. Thank you!
can you say "sizzle" oh what a big scorcher that deffo stings a little... KA RAS☆~^!
This was when college basketball was an extension of playground ball..the 90s. I miss them so much.
Kenny A was live, but Vitale is all over his dilznits. The ultimate hype man.
Those were the days, though . . . .
Forgot how dope Dick Vitale made college ball
Len O I remember when the establishment hated Dickie V. they use to criticize the shit out him just for being enthusiastic
He's a diaper dandy!!
Dick vitale made the game truly.
hail yeah...jus like marv wit tha nba
Haha Vitale is terrible wth u talking about? 😅
Back then Kenny anderson and Chris Jackson was the best guards in college basketball in that era
FACTS!!!
Yes sir !! Handlers and a jumper with quickness both of them had it. They were virtually unguardable when that jumper was on fr!!
J. E. My boy you was definitely around back then cause that’s the 💯 truth !! Old man jk..... I agree
@@Nysmitty-w8r 💯👍
Yea but white folks was actin acting like Bobby Hurley was it. Every black player was gunning for that chump
Hurley played good defense. Kenny was just a phenom, and he had flair.
No doubt, Hurley was a very tough defender. Very quick as well.
Hurley is a bum good defense my ass..Kenny toyed with this bum
My takeaway was Hurley standing there with his arms at his sides while Anderson made the shot. Game over
my favorite pg of all time - One of the best.
Patterned my entire game after Kenny Anderson. He was the truth...
I've watched this a million times and still til this day or never gets old! I fell in love wit Chibbs when he hit the 3 to take MSU into OT the year B4 in the Tourney. I wore a yellow mouth guard, part in the middle of my head, changed my shot, etc.....at the time Everybody wanted 2 be like Mike, However this kid from Lefrak Jamaica Queens was my basketball idol
Same here... I was a buck and some change... Didn't have a wet jumper, but I had handles and could see the floor. Kenny was/is my dude!!
I remember that shot against MSU, I think today it would have been ruled no good....
Kenny Anderson was one of my favorite college players of all time. I remember this game like it was yesterday. KA was bustin Hurley ass all night. I loved it. P.S. Check out KA's mid range game. That is a lost art in todays game.
does kenny have a good 3pt shot range
@@mikerivers695 The era was different and PG' needed to handle the rock and distribute down to the post. He had 3pt range, but balance was what made him so good.
I remember lethal weapon 3. Thats what they called kenny anderson brian oliver and dennis scott. I remember when GT played LSU in the first round of the ncaa tournament. With a young Shaq at the time. LSU had them down like 19 points or something like that in the 4th quarter. That was til Kenny Anderson put the team on his back. Came back and won the game. Ended up losing in the final four i think. Cant remember to who. But yeah Kenny Anderson was dat dude. Im from the south. NC to be exact. Saying that to say.. He had lil dudes in my neighborhood wanting to be him
Tech lost to UNLV in 1990.
UNLV beat the brakes off my family..hurts but true💯👍🏾
@@feeanderson3935 Kenny yo people's?
Good memories.
Thanks for sharing.
@Jalil Johnson yea fam.. I’m from Indiana we had a nationwide family reunion 1990 In Atlanta. I was only in the 7th grade. my other cousins was like we got a meet Kenny.. Kenny Anderson?.. from Georgia Tech? They was like yea.. it was crazy.. the media was the trying to interview him.. nuts.. I asked him why did he do Bobby Hurley like that.. he was like he’s all hype.. I had too 🤣🤣🤣
I am glad there are videos like this to remind me of amazing players like Kenny Anderson. Many a guard would have a tough time guarding him in the NBA
Kenny Anderson is one of the most talented basketball players in history. He used to destroy NBA players in the park when he was just 12 years old. Every school in the country wanted him
He wasn't that good in the NBA, though
@@RonaldM992000u smoking crack hater
This was back when college basketball was LIT! I still got his rookie trading card from the Nets
Kenny was cold as ice, he just schooled Hurely, class was in session. I remember watching him in college, one of my favs.
Watching Anderson abuse Hurley this game was like watching a lion eat a zebra. Just brutal.
+Dwight Cook were you not touched enough as a child?
That move in 2019 still looks dangerous.
LOL
A baby zebra at that lol
Adam Price yeah bro, I’m Duke all the way... but Kenny, put on a clinic. Bobby Hurley, is a very underrated PG though for real! I’ve followed him since his days at St. Anthony’s in JC. State champs back-to-back. Give the man his props too 🤔
"The Move" doesn't look like much now in 2015. But when this happened in 1991, it was bananas...
+Christopher Brooks It looks good now, too.
+zyxwut321 yea that was nasty
Naw, it still looks smooth asf. No carry, no cradling & it was crazy quick. Behind the back, between the legs, behind the back again, froze him, then went right past Hurley & added the nice finish.
+Curt Ingram right,the new crossover is really a carry...
looks good to me. poor hurhley lol
To be fair Kenny Anderson made just about every opposing guard he played against in high school and college look helpless.
i wish he could have went up against iverson!!! that would have been a sight to see!!!
@@drewali7he would have dog him too but Al was that dude too much respect….
Great clips. I played against Kenny once (I'm from NY) and I can tell you he was 100x this in high school. No one could stop him. He definitely tailored his game for college which is what a lot of prodigies have trouble doing. Big ups to Cremins for that.
TOLENTINE. That's what stopped Molloy.
BX forever.
@@BKH74. Tolentine and Malik Sealy (RIP). That's when NYC basketball was at its best. We were lucky to have experienced that era. It was FIRE!
We beat StAnthony that year as well. Won it all.. Great time for NYC hoops for sure
for all that is saying that the move wasn't all that you gotta be young as hell. consider this. ....that was in a time when they actually called carries. he straight up had the ball on a string
My man Kenny cooked Bobby point blank period
D FSCTS!!
Hell yeah.
@@j2x780 Maybe he should have tried to carry it like they do know to get defenders off balance right?
@@hakeem34olajuwon25 know or now , shut up.
40 people who disliked this video are really haters smh. Kenny is a Legend !
Blackseed1978 Truth
They were Duke fans. Ha Ha Ha Ha.
Probably all last names are Hurley😂😂
Speaking for those who gave a thumbs down, that was just directed at the title. There was no need to denigrate Hurley, who is an all-time legend and played very good defense in this game. Re-title it "Kenny Anderson's big game" or "Sick moves by Kenny Anderson against Duke" or something and it's thumbs up for me and probably all of us.
And by the way, Hurley won this game with an assist at the buzzer. Fantastic night for Kenny Anderson in a losing effort.
Hurley played good D...nothing to be ashamed of. Kenny was a PHENOM.
cavaleer I agree. Bobby was there defending he was hitting every shot.
Way to go chopping up this game to show the Kenny Anderson highlights!!! The "MOVE" will forever go down as one of the more spectacular moves in basketball history in my opinion! Kenny also did a move during the 1990 Goodwill Games or World Championship Games that was comparable to this move! Can't find it anywhere! He was a tremendous pg in high school and college. He had some success in the pros, especially with Chuck Daly, but never panned out like I thought he could. Great upload!
Greatest freshman ive ever seen. Gave that unreal UNLV team fits.
Him ,chris Jackson, and Glenn Robinson the best freshman I've seen
Before there was Rafer Alston...there was Kenny Anderson. Kenny is the first I remember casually dribbling between his legs and behind his back during big games. He is also the first guard I remember using lean and body position to draw contact while driving through the lane.
brilliant defensive effort from Bob Hurley an ernest lover of the game of basketball
Yooooo throw back wow in highschool we watch that move over and over then went to the park try hit somebody with that same move on the basketball court New York baby lol can't beat it
The glory days! Oh my gosh I miss this time so much! I fell in love w/ GT in the Mark Price-John Salley era. This just cemented my love.
5:35, Hurley looked like he wanted to cry after that!
He cried in the car 😂😂
Legendary performance by Kenny Anderson!
Kenny Anderson. One of the purest point guards ever to play the game.
No he was not.
He was a score first point guard.
Point guard's job is passing and bringing up the ball.
He was a combo guard.
@@jonny15dk You must not have watched a lot of Georgia Tech games when Anderson was balling out. He had consistently high assist numbers when he was in the NBA. Check your facts bruh
Skills to the highest level.He is so humble to have such Great skill.GODBLESS YOU KENNY AKA MR.CHIBBS
5:46 bobby Hurley with the "aw shit I'm embarrassed " eyebrow swipe lmao
I remember that game so well, K.A. was Bigger Than Life in NYC at that time.
Stephen A talking to Isiah on First Take today brought me here.
D Thomas where can I watch the full show of first take
Me 2 I looked it up Stephen a talking to Isaiah
Me too
Me too lol
Me 4
One of the greatest ballhandler to ever play the game
Nah the move @ 5:33 now thats a move , behind the back , between the legs to behind the back again on the fastbreak and the hoop. I NEED to go out and practice, got work to do!
Kenny Anderson and Bobby Hurley were both nice point guards.But Kenny was crazy nice with the basketball!!
Tech was this shit back then PG university... Price, Anderson , Marbury, Best, Jack
Kenny A is a legend. I remember coming to lefrak City when i was a kid to play in his tournament and he said I was gonna be Nice and possibly make it to the League. Even though that didn't happen. I was still an elite Basketball player. #Salute to the Legend.
Nobody is saying that Hurley wasn't Shit but Kenny Anderson was a Scoring PG, Bobby was more Conventional!!! Kenny will go down in the Books as One of the Best Scoring PG's Ever
@Walter Sanders Then you weren't a basketball fan when you were younger. I'm 53 and remember him clearly. Hell, I was watching him and GT play my Wolfpack in the late 80's in person.
@Adam Price Hurley was never better than KA. Crack is wack. Hurley had better team mates in college.Sorry that he got hurt, but prior to that accident it was obvious that his game didn't transition to the NBA, like a lot of Duke players at that time. In 20 games he averaged 7.1 pts, 6.1 ast, 37% shooting, 12.5% 3PT.
Explosive, quick, and silky smooth.
College basketball has been helping Duke for about 30 years now. Those players from Duke get in the NBA and fade away.
Not Grant Hill.
What did you do ?
@@coachb2766 was injured for 6 seasons
Up until Elton Brand
Zion?
This right here. Was an amazing performance. Spectacular
I was actually watching the game and time stopped when that move happened.
Hurly and KA are legends! NY and Jersey its always going to be a good battle. NY stand up💯💪🏾
Best NYC PG of all time!!!!!!
I don't know Omar Cook was pretty dope.... And Steph was unreal
Too many to choose from. We won't even talk about the PG's who was better than many of those mentioned, but didn't have the grades to play.
Pearl Washington and Kenny Anderson - two of the best of any NY borough
Kenny was ILL. Marbury too.
Rod Strickland
I still like seeing the great plays and players that the ACC has had over the years. Duke got the last laugh though...a couple times with National Championships. A couple of those GT teams from back then should've too - they were stacked!
Kenny was unstoppable period. Hurley was one of a long list of people who got schooled by Kenny.
+Dwight Cook Well mine actually is so I suppose lightening can strike in different places...lol. Then again maybe you're blind and believe anything people tell you, about yourself and basketball.
I loved this particular game...Kenny did his thing thing!!!
Hurley fouled him TWICE on that move. Zero calls
U know it's nearly impossible to get fouls against Duke because they play such great defense. 😭😭😭🤣🤣
You could hand check back then Youngblood
Hurley couldn't do anything about Anderson
Twice. Hurley fouled out on that one play lol
I LOVED watching him play. So smooth! Great form on that jumper.
Kennys crossover is lethal
rego park!! YOU were my idol as a kid growing up in queens in the parks peace to you.
I came here for 5:34 mark. That move was so crazy, I remember it still til this day.
This was THE PREMIER move for quite a few years. The evolution of handle is beautiful
Kenny Anderson in my opinion was the best college point guard I ever saw he was big time in NEW YORK then he just took over college basketball...he’s the reason why steph went to Georgia tech aslo
KA was nice but the best Is a reach in my opinion
Respect to both of them; they were two of the best pg's of their era and they both brought it when they played each other.
Hurley admitted that he had a hard time playing against Kenny Anderson and tough to keep up with. (in college)
It became pretty clear that Hurley couldn't guard him. Hence the move
Yeah Hurley wasn't the only player that had a hard time guarding Kenny Anderson unfortunately he was jus another victim!
6:05 It’s the “Shake , Rattle & Roll!” for me 💀 😂
Kenny had one of the best handles period.
One of the great NYC guards up there with Stephon Marbury, Mark Jackson, and Raefer Alston, Sebastian Telfair.
Gotta give New York city guards they love especially in that era.
Big up Edgar Sosa.
Rod Strickland my favorite
I remember watching this game.Kenny Anderson walked Bobby Hurley like a dog all up and down the court.That crossover was insane.
Hurley, you ain’t a crook son, you just s shook one...
One of my favorite college players of all time!
Standing straight up, with a guy all over you, unbelievable.
Hurley Was A Great College Point Guard and a Winner, but Kenny was a Superstar with moves NOBODY could stop, Just a Hell of a Game By Anderson, and Lucky win by Duke and Hurley.
Hurley fouled him three times on that shake n bake, but didn't it look like Hurley was still pouting after he was dribbling the ball back up the floor as if the refs, not him, let Anderson score on him...again. 🤔 😂
Hurley fouled out on that shake and bake lol
@@anonymous1192 lol
Man there were non better in college than Chibes! He also had great showdowns with other elite pg's that year like Chris Jackson and Greg Anthony! Peace and love from Chicago!
5:30 this move is a difficult move to do in game in 2019. Don’t hate
Dear young people, this is pre-And1 mixtape. People did not have handle(s) like this. You are looking at one of the pioneers of your style.
Hurley was a teammate of mine,,, but KA chewed you this game homie:)
Rick Oh, did the future NBA All Star chew him? Lol It’s not like Kenny is Joe from the YMCA.
Adam Price I disagree. Hurley wasn’t headed for the Hall and he wasn’t a better player than Kenny. Hurley was a 4 year college player that was struggling big time early in his rookie season before the crash. He was basically just like Jamal Tinsley. He could pass. He had great court vision. He was a leader. But that’s where his skills ended. The guy struggled to even shoot over 40% FG in college... Would he have been in the NBA for a solid 10 years? Yes, probably. Was he going to be a star player? Absolutely not.
@Adam Price You on dope? Hall of Fame? SMH
Adam Price Actually, their first 20 games are almost identical, with the exception being Bobby playing more minutes. And Bobby was shooting what I would imagine was among the league worst with 37% from FG and his per 36 numbers were abysimal in every single statistic aside from assists, and even then Kenny beat him in assists per 36 their first seasons. Bobby had room to grow, as Kenny did, but Bobby was never, ever going to be a star NBA player.
Adam Price Hurley was on track for WHAT?
Nobody had seen handles like Kenny Anderson yet. Plus he was fast, great mid range shooter, and an incredible passer/playmaker.
Nobody gonna mention how close Hurley was to him when he started putting the moves on him. It was Ike the we’re in a phone booth together. That was insane. Better than anything Curry, Harden or any of today’s players can do. Only Kyrie is better in close quarters dribbling like that. You can tell when someone is working on their handles “Curry” as opposed to some one who has innate skills. Curry handles are good but he always looks like he’s trying hard. Kyrie looks like it’s 0 effort. Kenny probably has one of the most not trying at all handles along with Rod Strickland and Isiah Thomas (the real one).
Dribbling in close quarters is kinda James Hardens schtick. he needs you close to him to set up his Step back. They should just put 3 points on the score bored automatically when he does that 😂
@@Darrytheprince Stepback ??? You mean travel.
@@90s-is-the-golden-era its a legit move. not a travel. its just really technical. Technique, you know that one thing older basketball didnt have as much of because the game wasn't as developed?
@@Darrytheprince Bruh...dude changes his pivot almost every time he "steps" back. Maybe they lied to me all those years ago when I played in the post about moving your pivot foot.
@@jamesmayden2155 It was wierd to me at first. but even NBA refs have covered it and explained why its not. look it up. Its just a really technical move and why they call it on players who don't execute it right
Man, Dick Vitale just take you back to that energy from that period. It kinda like social media sucked the soul clean out the culture and game
KAs life was over..When he married the gold digger from the MTV show-The Real World
Mane ur so right ✅ destroyed his life. I can't stand Tami Roman & Robin Givins.
My favorite college player
Bobby hurley was a grinder I respect his ethic he's a coaches son and got to Duke and played real well but he's clearly over matched here... Kenny would shake any NBA guard his handles were world class plus his size and quickness made him impossible to stay in front of.
@Adam Price By "flashy" you mean talented and gifted anyone can see the superior ball handling,speed and hand eye coordination of Kenny Anderson over 99% of basketball players who've ever picked up a basketball it's not a mystery Kenny was an all world guard at the age of 16.
@Adam Price Lmao Kenny anderson averaged 20ppg 8 assist vs bobby Hurley's 8ppg and 9 assist 😂🤣😁
@Adam Price Lmao off course the 4yr sample size of Bobby hurley stats didn't support your argument so you skip that and go to a miniscule 20 games sample size !! That suites your argument Lmao nice try!
@Adam Price ok so now I see your issue you don't like NBA style point guards who break defenses off the dribble via isolation that's fine you should've just said that from the beginning lol... Bobby Hurley is a traditional point guard way less talent and definitely not an NBA style point guard which makes sense because his NBA career a grand total of 5 seasons 3ppg and 3assist vs Kenny Anderson 12 seasons 12ppg 7assist including yrs where he averaged 18ppg 8assist.
@Adam Price Bobby Hurley played 5 NBA seasons from 1993-98 his rookie yr was the accident it was a very bad accident which he survived and made a comeback he was never going to be a great NBA pg he never was that type of player he was best suited for college in where he had a great career.
Nobody could handle Kenny
Anderson when he was in
college, dude was magical...
Christian...... Damn Bobby you are running the stands when we get back. This is embarrassing!!
Kenny was a beast in college. Super quick, great ball handler and left handed. He had a nice NBA career but he didn’t quite live up to the promise he should have had a HOF career
One of the G.O.A.T
Remembering the times, WOW! Nothing like listening to "Dickie V" baby commentate, voice of the century🏀
Destruction at 5:32.
"Handling rock like Kenny Anderson... I'm brandishing stiggity styles to keep emcees vanishing" - Books
I played against him once. I couldn't stop him, and he couldn't stop me. Nasty ankle breaker I received came from him. Big ups Kenny!
Liar!
The ACC was a slaughterhouse in those days. Duke, UNC, Wake Forrest, GA Tech, Virginia, Maryland. All those teams were REALLY good. ACC and Big East basketball was phenomenal.
Kenny led his team well and used the dribble....
I miss these days of ACC Basketball. It’s been awhile since I heard Dicky V from 30 years ago . Geez he sure could carry on . I don’t miss that part too much 😂.
Loved the Duke-Tech games when Kenny Anderson was playing, especially the three games vs. Anderson, Brian Oliver, and Dennis Scott aka "Lethal Weapon 3".
Btw, Duke won this game 77-75. Anderson was the better player than Hurley but Duke had the better teams.
@Adam Price kenny anderson was a better all around player. Bobby Hurley just played on the better team.
What did Dick Vitale say? "Kenny Anderson's the three s'! He's super, sensational, and superb, awesome!" Vitale's the best color commentator ever in college basketball history, baby!
5:35 is the move y'all are looking for, but it's only meh imo.
Thanks dookie boy. It's a damned fine series of moves.
your eye for basketball is only meh imo
He went behind-the-back, between-the-legs, then behind-the-back again. In the flow of the attack, because Hurley was flustered and just trying to grab at him and the ball, once he realized it, he just dribbled around him and got the lay up.
Bob Hurley Jr. was one of the best (if not the best) college point guards. He got in an auto accident which he couldn't recover from after he was drafted. I was a Kenny Anderson fan but Hurley was another special point guard that could have had a good career in the NBA. Kenny had some good seasons with the Nets and earn some monies. Notice the score was close throughout while Kenny was scoring? Those early 90's Duke teams where very good. Noticed how Iverson stopped in his second season in the NBA with his famous cross-over? Well, rumor is league officials took a close look during the off season and deemed it palming or a travel- which is correct. I wouldn't be surprised if vets like Jordan and Pippen (eastern conference rivals to Phila) complained. But Iverson learned to become a Hall of Framer without the cross over.