Final seconds from every March Madness men’s title game since 1979
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2022
- Watch the final seconds and celebration from each March Madness men's national championship game from 1979 through 2022.
1979 - 0:19
1980 - 0:44
1981 - 1:13
1982 - 1:40
1983 - 2:30
1984 - 3:04
1985 - 3:32
1986 - 4:12
1987 - 4:51
1988 - 5:48
1989 - 6:27
1990 - 7:37
1991 - 8:02
1992 - 8:30
1993 - 9:02
1994 - 10:00
1995 - 10:24
1996 - 10:46
1997 - 11:18
1998 - 11:41
1999 - 12:10
2000 - 12:55
2001 - 13:26
2002 - 13:54
2003 - 14:25
2004 - 15:02
2005 - 15:27
2006 - 15:57
2007 - 16:21
2008 - 16:46
2009 - 17:12
2010 - 17:40
2011 - 18:16
2012 - 18:47
2013 - 19:14
2014 - 19:45
2015 - 20:18
2016 - 20:51
2017 - 21:33
2018 - 21:59
2019 - 22:26
2021 - 22:59
2022 - 23:28
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That 2016 game still is the most exciting and amazing championship I’ve ever seen. I was 16 and man that buzzer beat was one of the most exciting things I’ve ever seen
I had UNC winning that year in my family pool. It was so sad, but it is so iconic.
Not for UNC fans like myself. But 2017 softened that for us with a chip. Redemption is sweet.
UNC defense was non existent on that final play. Just awful
Because if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is lord & believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.
@@caidendaniel4537this is about basketball…
Jim Nantz really goes for a one-liner every single time
Obviously pre-planned.
My favorite was in 1997 when he went with "A 'Miles'tone victory for Arizona" and Billy Packer immediately one-upped him with "Simon says Championship"
I have to think Billy got a talking to after that, because he never tried it again.
Since 1994 he has something special to say on every championship team at the end of the game
In 2010 and 2011 you just know he was dying to say “Butler did it!”
@@JoeKnows44 i love the hog heaven line
And “Ute da man!” In 1998.
That 2014 UConn team was so special. Napier, Olander and Giffey stayed through the low times and won two championships
Duke getting back on their feet to win it in 1991, getting their pride back as well as their first title, was one of the great stories from all sports. Good game, Blue Devils and coach K!
2018 Nova team was unreal. They blew out every team even in the final four
Great team. Yet. Beating Georgotown shooting 75%. That and Pzck besting houston? That was 3 yesrs apart.
Nova has some real good NBA Players: Brunson, Mikal, Hart, Donte.
That was a wild one with the way they dominated everyone.
2016 had that one game that was a huge domination in the final four, but they were the underdog all of the games.
It was so weird for Philly to have a team not only be the favorite but actually play and dominate like a favorite would.
@@xtlm they beat Buddy Hield’s Oklahoma team by like 40 in the Final 4. Unfortunately I know first hand how good that Nova team was, as a Michigan fan who had to play them in the title game. Donte DiVencenzo barely played all year for them and torched us. That team was ridiculously deep
So did the 2021 Baylor team
5 best games since 2010 in no particular order - 2013, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2022
lol so nothing before 2010 got it
@@penguin303they said SINCE 2010. Learn to think critically and listen actively, beyond the level of a remedial toddler.
Pitino diving for cover when the fireworks go off never gets old lol
It was an omen.
The 2017 stadium was HUGE!!
FAX!
That is State Farm Stadium (known as University of Phoenix Stadium in 2017) in Phoenix, Arizona
@@ChiefBlue4298 Glendale,Arizona
And it's coming back there this year.
Man this is GREAT....so many memories...much respect to people that put this together
1983 was over 10 years before I was born and it still gives me goosebumps
And here we are again brother!
I thought the SF against Louisville was more entertaining. The championship game was more of a chess match.
As a Heels fan, this was a fun watch but man did I fast forward through 2016 quickly. Even winning the next year, that shot is painful.
1997 with UofA being the only team to ever knock out all possible 1 seeds they could face and the roster those teams had was unreal compared to what UofA had. That game going to overtime, my Mom drove us around the neighborhood and we listened on the radio while my dad was probably breaking things back at home haha. Bear Down.
They had no business beating Kentucky but it was a team of density
@@Biggdoom344team of DESTINY, not DENSITY 😳👀
@@only1adonis yeah..I gotta constantly check spell check SMH.
That foul call in the ‘89 Seton Hall-Michigan final was sketchy.
Yeah I remember Michigan winning but don't remember that call at all. That was a gift for sure
Had to look for this comment because I was thinking the exact same thing. That was so suspect. Absolutely no contact. Man, if I were a Seton Hall fan, I'd never get over that one.
This is a great upload which I think everyone who watches appreciates. Thanks!!!
Amen
There were like five of those games that were decided by a final shot, but only three where there was a game winner within the last 3 seconds.
Yeah nova,state and I forgot
@@bobbyishim11 Indiana in 1987 I think
I'm still stumped how Brown gave the ball right to Worthy without even being pressured.
James Worthy positioning is a smart player in itself. Smart players do things unexpectedly. Just look at what Magic Johnson did at the end of the ncaa title game of this video in 1979. So genius. It surprised me that I didn't know about it till I saw this video. Wow!
He lost his dribble and panicked. Why would the opponent be standing there. It made no sense so he just assumed it was a teammate.
20:50 I didn't watch the full game in 2016, but I'm so glad I saw the final 2 shots of the game.
Awesome documentary , loved it ....
Great memories! Great post for those who will see how the game evolved
The UNC NOVA game was a thriller bcoz of 2 reasons
A family was torn bcoz one son went to NOVA one went to North Carolina
A literal mop the floor moment ( Ryan Archidiacano literally wiped the spot where Chris Jenkins took the game winning basket )
it was ochefu not arch
Ochefu did the mopping but yeah!
In that 1979 video clip, did anybody noticed Magic Johnsons pass? The confidence, smartness and courageous play. Unbelievable. He was actually looking at the cheerleaders/stands when he made that play.
I remember that pass. I was watching live.
Still amazed by putting the championship game in a domed football stadium. Every year guaranteed drama in front of the biggest single game crowd for basketball in the world and the energy is off the charts. Not even the NBA can match it.
Tropicana Field is a baseball stadium
I remember as a kid, I would watch every NCAA tournament and basketball title game. Every time I watched this, one thing reminds me in watching this it these buzzer beaters. That’s brings so much excitement.
??? Your last 2 sentences make zero sense. Incoherent. One thing reminds you… this it these? WHAT? 😳👀 Last sentence is easier to correct and understand: THAT (not THAT IS) brings excitement
going to need to make one with this years 🤯
If Hayward hit that shot… legendary stuff
go duke
It would have been the greatest finish in National Championship history had the shot been good…
No kidding. And forever. Considering the Two teams and the Location. Hoosier Country; David vs Goliath
Would have been another WE SHOCKED THE WORLD moment
0:44 4:15 19:15
Louisville’s 2013 National Championship Counts by the way.
No disrespect to all of the other teams but I think Kansas' championship in 2022 was the best just because of the incredible comeback that took place. Rock Chalk Jayhawk Baby! (and yes this is slightly biased). Also Mario Chalmers shot for Kansas in the national championship of 2008 was one of the greatest things I have ever seen.
Magic, a rookie, became the third player to win an NCAA title and NBA title in back-to-back years. Magic became the first and only rookie to win the NBA Finals MVP award.
Ps Much Gratitude
All that and he was not yet 21.
8:02 the start of Jim Nantz’s legendary NCAA championship calls
2:30 The best one ever, except maybe the one shown in the preview (though I'm biased towards my tag).
@7:23; the moment I officially became a Michigan fan and never looked back. (I was on the fence of who to choose between them and Michigan State at the time, and while I wasn't quite aware of it at the time, this decided it and within a couple of years it was set in stone that I was to bleed maize and blue for the rest of my life.)
In the Syracuse Indiana game, Alford should have been the player of the game. He made sooooo many clutch 3's. He was the real reason they won.
That 2021 baylor team was incredible
Seriously one of the best teams in the last 25 years that Baylor team could run with any of them
Nova 2018 was better
And none of them except Davion made it in the league. Crazy.
It was. People forget that Coach Drew inherited a mess when he came to Baylor, and, 20 years later, he delivered a championship.
And Uconn takes #5 in 2023!!
That UNC bench when Webber walk was priceless 😂😂
4:25 At the end of the game, Danny Ferry asks Jeff Hall if he wants to play dodgeball. Hall says, “catch this m---f---!!!”
No 1978, 77, 76, or 75? that's not a surprise considering who produced the video. Should have at least done 45 or 50 years (but 42 years is an odd duck).
11:24 Miles Simon. Greatest college player many have never heard of
That Seton Hall Michigan game is a tournament classic nobody talks about. As a Georgetown Hoyas fan in the 80s, John Thompson got too much credit for being a great coach. He was a great recruiter but a poor strategic decision maker. He knew Villanova could not play an up tempo game but allowed them to control the tempo when Georgetown was deep enough to pressure them and wear Nova down. He was exposed this game and he didn’t reach the finals again.
Some seriously questionable clock management in a lot of these games. There should've been 4 seconds left on the clock after that basket 5:00
3:33, WHy is there no 3-point-line here? Or am I just not seeing it because of the low resolution of the footage? I'm very confused.
10:20, Lol, was this guy the radio announcer for the other team playing Arkansas, (Oh, had to look back in the video) Duke's radio play-by-play analyst? He looked mad, hahaha! I really don't like it when Duke succeeds in basketball as a Kentucky fan. I am starting to have disdain for Arkansas' success too though, lol. Eric Musselman is a fantastic coach, he's going to win a championship one day, possibly in 4 years, just watch him!
14:53, "Has New Orleans given us Final Fours or what?'' Many questions, but who said that?
15:59, I love the sound transition here on earbuds on loud volume.
19:00, lol, this guy here in the glasses, flinches because of the confetti banging noise. He legitimately looked somewhat scared though.
22:22, jumping in excitement!
4:51am, 02/27/2023
3:33 - The 3 point line didn’t come to all of college basketball until 1987.
10:20 - Billy Packer was talking about how Duke needed to move with more urgency than they were. He went to Wake Forest and was an ACC guy through and through.
14:53 - Billy Packer said that. To that point in time, every national championship game in the Superdome in New Orleans had been a classic game. UNC beat Georgetown in 1982 on Michael Jordan’s game winning shot and James Worthy catching Fred Brown’s errant pass. Indiana beat Syracuse in 1987 on Keith Smart’s game winner. UNC defeated Michigan and the Fab Five in 1993 when Chris Webber forgot how many timeouts he had. Then this game in 2003 when Syracuse beat Kansas by 3.
15:59 - Ok
19:00 - Indoor explosions can make anyone jump whether they’re expecting it or not.
22:22 - That Villanova team was incredible. They dominated all tournament. I’d jump up and down too…
Well the 3 point line came into all of NC2A basketball in the 1986-87 season, but some of the college used the 3 pt. line in their conference play before the NC2A had it some as of the ACC and Big 10, the ACC had it shorter then 19 feet
That last one was nice 🌻
1979 finals game was the beginning of Bird and Magic rivalry.
ARIZONA: The only team in college basketball history to beat four #1 seeds in the same tournament 🏆
You mean three #1 seeds. It's impossible to beat all 4 of them
@@clipcoug1139 yes! 3
Louisville, Kentucky, uconn, Kansas, Duke, unc, michigan....and then Florida and Villanova as fill ins
Just one more reason that 2016 had some of the greatest basketball of all time
The NBA, WNBA, and the NCAA all had championship winning shots in 2016
Another reason MJ is the GOAT. In addition to all the NBA titles, he also won it all in March.
9:57 anyone notice the Michigan player taking a practice shot as everyone is celebrating?
first time I saw the Spartans-Sycamores ending, that was NASTY!!!!
2016 hurt me and my grandmas soul. We was sitting in the living room dumbfounded
Gator🐊🐊 Florida 2006 team 2007 national championship
15:57 that’s straight out traveling. Cmon ref 😂😂😂😂
1983 still crazy
Phi slamma jamma unfortunately had guy Lewis who was like Ray Meyer..great recruiter.,horrible coach.
In the 1989 clip the commentators were saying “tough shot” on a wide open runner🤣
1:48 😂 this mistake (pass to the wrong guy) is the kinda thing that happens in church pickup basketball not an NCAA championship
You're assuming he wasn't point-shaving?
Enberg was a legend
The wbber timeout will be remembered for centuries
2016 is all time for me
This video would have been better if they’d said before who’s playing and the score
Without looking at replies this is one of the best comment sections ever
That foul call on Seton Hall to hand Mich the title...🤔
4:27-4:32- ANYONE ELSE NOTICE when Louisville stole the final pass, as the clock expired, the guy unnecessarily continued towards a layup where the Duke player BRIEFLY clotheslined him- you may have to pause to see that!- then the Louisville guy threw the ball directly at him AS LOUISVILLE CELEBRATED 👀😳😂 Duke player expected it though, as you can see him flinch and brace before the ball hit him. REQUIRES POINT GUARD’S COURT VISION TO CATCH THIS SEQUENCE. ALWAYS READY 🏀 🏆
0:05 Is he Michael Jordan ?
Yes. That’s also him at 1:42
My son best friend was on the 1994
Team
Petrino thought he had got shot over them infractions
Dang Gonzaga…. They just can’t get the bite of an apple of a championship
who thinks it would have been a Dayton - Gonzaga mid-major final in '20?
Someone that year got robbed.
They were both good, but the 2020 KU team was one of the most dominant I've ever seen. They played perimeter defense at a UVA/Texas Tech level and had plenty of offense. I'm a KU fan and don't remember any other squad except maybe 2008 that was so dominant. That team was winning games in the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s - it just didn't matter what opponents did it was so hard to match up to them. That game against Dayton early in the year felt like a game in March for sure. Those guys were really, really good too.
Jay Bilas was so disappointed about the 86 championship game he HAD to go to work 😏
I was at the butler game and we thought for sure that Gordon shot was going in
I watched the 2010 game myself. The glass slipper didn't quite fit. 😕
19:22 coach thought a 💣 went off 😂
AWESOME AWESOME
2:30 The best of all time. In ANY sport, not merely college basketball.
No doubt about it
The Seton Hall vs Michigan game was the worst foul call I’ve ever seen. They should’ve investigated that official because there was literally no foul at all. He threw the game!
Love to see MSU!
Smart drained a jumper with 4 seconds left. Yet the clock still ran down to a second. I hope the clock operator never worked another game. Syracuse should have inbounded the ball with 4 seconds left.
10:19 Bill Clinton 🙃
Funny seeing Mike Krzyzewski looking so young when he won it back to back
Funny is the man called him FRANK 🤣🤣🤣
He always looked kinda old, LOL.
13:45 Wrong Billy. This Duke team is the most talented. The 2010 team was the toughest
15:57 bro emoted
Perfect timing at 19:00
Carolina we need to bounce back
Louisville won two championships of which we’ll always be proud.
duke, kansa, and unc run college basketball
Blue Bloods
And Kentucky and Michigan State
1994 Arkansas was one of the best teams ever
#1 wire to wire
It's not that their starting 5 was unbeatable BUT nobody could even stay respectfully close vs that bench!
FINAL SECONDS
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2:31 best one, go Pack! 🐺
Why wasn’t there a three point line in the 80s some years?
Didn't become widely used until 1987. They also went from no shot clock, to 45 seconds, to 35 seconds, to today's 30 seconds.
What was chris webber thinkin?
2001 ravens win
2002 terrapins win
2003 Melo wins
What a time for Baltimore!
2010 duke vs butler I was born that day.
Some ESPNERS is this clip
In the 80’s why is the 3 point line there some years and not there other years?
Didn't become widely used until the 1986-87 season. Another factoid, there was no shot clock until around that time either, and it started at 45 seconds before going to 35, then to present day 30.
as a UNC fan can i just say... beating Duke in the final four last year was better than winning a chip.
Coronavirus is the reason why the 2020 final four in atl was cancelled
2022?
Having no shot clock was rough, and a bit ridiculous.
There was a game that ended 11 - 7 once before then, and I think that's what forced the NCAA to implement one.
IF YOU'RE AN ASU FAN, CRINGE WHEN YOU SEE UOFA WIN IT ALL IN 1997. (THE ONLY AZ TEAM TO WIN AN NCAA TOURNAMENT) - THE 11:18 MARK... 😢
2015 still hurts.
Not as much as 2005 😢
For me, 1993 still hurts a little, even though we would've had to give that title back had we won it (therefore, the timeout never happened). That being said, Michigan is the uncrowned 2013 champions.
1:40 So even in college Jordan owned Ewing 🤷🏿♂️