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Franklin Spicer
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#11 Boise State at Idaho State 1994 Football
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In one of Boise State's most memorable years of ending "the streak" against Idaho and their national championship run, Idaho State was the only team to beat them in the regular season. This was also the last time Boise State played in the Minidome.
Idaho State vs UCLA 1977 Sweet Sixteen
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One of the first and biggest NCAA tournament upsets of all time unranked Idaho State leaving a UCLA dynasty stunned in the Sweet Sixteen.
1990 Corolla Sr5 with 4AGE 20v Silvertop
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This is my 4age silvertop swapped corolla, it originally came with a 4afe motor but since then lots of modifications have been made to the vehicle.
Best footage of the Total Eclipse
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this is a a real video taken by a samsung s7 camera the thumbnail is also real thanks to ethan asplund suscribe to his channel
Most underated uniforms in the country
My dad, Jerry Miller, was the radio announcer for ISU for the last 38 years. I"m gonna send this to him, I"m sure he will love it. Thanks for putting this on there. I played on that field many a time for the Highland Rams. Great memories. What a game.
Jerry Miller is a legend
@maclanewestbrook4176 thank you. He is a HOFamer
Ngl it's pretty dope, would hire this dude to be on my creative team🔥
He’s worth every penny a hard working kid
So sick. Is it a straight forward swap ?
I loved this video for many reasons.. first of all, the interview with Coach Tark was awesome .. the interviewer asked some great questions.. I was 11 years old and was a huge UCLA fan when this game was played. I was crushed with the results. Little did I know that I would play for Killer at TCU 8 yrs later . Ran the same offense and defense . Great stuff . Shout out to Jeff Cook . I grew up in Baldwin Park Ca, next city over from West Covina. Had heard lots from the TCU asst coaches about this game ..
Really impressed with ISU Scott Goold, #21. 🤪 Shout out to Big Brother Hayes, Cookster, Sweet Griff & Easy Ed. Quite a team!!! Bombin' Brand, Ernie Wheels and Playa Paul off da bench rounded out a awesome band of brothers.
You were apart of this team!? That's awesome! would you by chance know any cool information about the King Spud Trophy that used to be played for with Idaho back in the day?
@@FranklinSpicer -- thanks for your kindness. We won the trophy each year of my four-year career. Didn't lose to U of Idaho or Boise State for that matter. ISU was a football and basketball powerhouse in those years. Money then funneled to BSU in football; more toward UoI for basketball.
My team, Louisville, had UCLA on the ropes in the previous round, but the Bruins got one lucky bounce of the ball after another in the final minutes to hang on. That was nearly Denny Crum's last game. After Gene Bartow left UCLA following this loss to Idaho State, Denny talked with the school about returning to L.A. to coach the Bruins. But when the longtime Southern Californian landed back in Louisville and realized how quickly he could get home from the airport -- and how comfortable he had become in Louisville -- he called Westwood and said, no thanks. Denny had two rocky seasons ahead of him before Darrell Griffith, a freshman in this '77 tourney, matured greatly for his senior season. Darrell worked tirelessly to improve his game, inspiring the young 1980 Cardinals, and they won it all, and over UCLA.
basketball was 100% better without the three point line.
Wrong
Popcorn hair everywhere.
Commentators: Jim Simpson & Tom Hawkins.
Wow, Tarkanian with hair...
No Shot Clock and No 3 Point Line. When Basketball was a game of strategy.
That NBC theme song was so captivating.
4 of these Idaho State players were eventual NBA draft picks...but only 3 3nded up being NBA players.
Idaho State tried like hell to piss the game away.
I attended this game!! Great game by ISU.
Such an awesome upset! Thank you for uploading this game.
Incredible video quality. Please post the UNLV games if you have any from that era.
The halftime interviews about "the return of the slam dunk" is classic. They all look so young, Knight, Boeheim, Coach K, Carril, etc.
1:00:06 Knight likes the dunk?
@@steveprestegard5151 Right. I would have thought he'd be the one who hated it because it's too much "look at me" or something like that..
@@roberthanief3408 on the other hand it is the highest percentage shot.
There's another guy on here, Wally the Bronco, he has a BSU channel. I bet he would love a copy of this game just for his RUclips archive.
Nah bro doesn’t wanna except the fact Idaho state beat Boise during their 1994 title run
My high school team could take either of these teams
Great NBC intro
UCLA made some big shots at the end but Idaho made their free throws.I missed this one ,back then just a few of the tourneys games were on TV.
UCLA missed a whole bunch of shots in the first 10 minutes of the game, I believe this cost them the game.
How does a ref make a call like the one at 1:37:34
One of the greatest NCAA games I ever watched as a kid. Grew up in Idaho & graduated from ISU. Thanks for the memories!❤
You're welcome! Thanks for the support. ISU fans were part of this historic victory. Idaho State !!!
I was in middle school in 1977, played basketball on the school’s team, and was a big fan of Roy Hamilton of UCLA. I was so bummed when UCLA lost to DePaul in the elite 8 his senior season of ‘79. Very much enjoyed watching this video, brought back some good memories.
That loss to DePaul was devastating. My dad and I drove from LA to Provo for the West regional. Such a letdown after the huge win in the highly anticipated showdown with USF. I got to meet Roy Hamilton, David Greenwood and the rest of the team a couple years earlier at a team party at Gene Bartow’s house. I was friends with Bartow’s son Murry. Played horse with Hamilton and Greenwood.
15:10 Allstate ad: Within 5 years a disappeared child would take on a whole new level of terror from which the country would never recover.
Giant afro syndrome was running rapid in 1977.
I was in college then and had mine styled just like the UCLA players
@@tperk And I had mine down to my shoulders like everyone else back then. Those were great times.
I put this on Gig Simms, who never developed and sat end of his Sr year by Larry Brown; and Sr players must start Wooden mentality with shorty 5'11 Jimmy Spillane. Brad Holland was a better player.
Of course when all else fails blame the white man.
Gig Sims was very athletic, a good defensive player, but had to play for 3 different coaches in 4 years. In the 1980 Final Four, he came in and blocked 2 of Purdue's Joe Barry Carroll's shots in a 30 second span. Sims went to star for 12 years in Italy.
Of course if all else fails blame the white man.
Wow! Where did you find this game? Wild.
Idaho State University Athletics office
@@FranklinSpicer How many more they got stashed away in there?
They should digitize what they have and upload the motherlode for the masses.
@@richardhernandez6662lots of random games, even found some old South Park vhs tapes 😂
@@FranklinSpicer So now it has finally been revealed, our former coaching staffs were so underprepared for opponents because they were watching recorded episodes of South Park instead of game tape.
The hawk could preach it............killer could coach it
these guys can shoot
I love the old commercials.
Of course, the Bill Cosby and OJ Simpson ads were hardly the cheerful messages they appeared to be.
This refs were straight ridiculous...
Yea they tried there best to screw Idaho St.
I was a kid when I watched this game with my uncle and cousin, who both played bball in college. The announcers mentioned Jeff Cook came from West Covina, CA, which I remember vividly because a lot of my family came from West Covina. Cook played a few years in the NBA, so he represented WesCo very well.....
I went to the same high school as Cook, I was a freshman,saw him as a senior on the varsity team, I believe he was player or the year in the San Gabriel valley, I was pulling for UCLA, yes, he representatived West Covina well, too bad the announcer miss pronounced West Covina as he was introducing Cook for the starting lineups.
Hamilton and Greenwood can’t shoot
Yeah Greenwood was a really good player later on, but this game was not his finest hour
He was not a big game player!
That would be great if you could find those CSUF games from 78. Thank you!
Madame Catherine Deneuve with the highly sensuous purr after the Cougar growl in the "Lincoln Mercury Monarch" Commercial! Nice touch during an Idaho State Bengals game as well...😂😘😉🎤🚘💃🐅🏀🇫🇷🎥B.W.
Nothing But The Big East And Big Ten On Fox Sports
Interesting That Idaho Don't Be Shown On National TV At All
By any chance do you have any footage of Cal State Fullerton’s run in the 1978 tournament? Their upsets of New Mexico, USF, or elite 8 game against Arkansas?
the mascot dancing at the end LOL
Thank you for posting this and leaving in the old school commercials. I miss these simpler days of college basketball.
That Coke Adds Life theme was so warm and fuzzy. We know too much today to be swept up by that.
Idaho State pulled one of the biggest upsets in NCAA history, and no one talks about it. However those of us that live in East Idaho still talk about it. If UCLA had properly prepared for this game, (like if they had watched film) maybe they would have figured out how to beat ISU. Also this ISU team matched up very well with UCLA. Isu's center was 7-0 senior and played a few years in the NBA, compared to a 6-9 freshman advantage ISU. ISU was the better team. I just wish this game got more publicity now.
I knew how good ISU was, because Louisville (my team) had played ISU the previous season in Pocatello (this game was very nearly a rematch). The '76 game went down to the wire, as I was listening to it on radio. I believe the Cardinals won a fast break basket at the buzzer.
Remember, this was only 3 years after Wooden. John Wooden never saw tape. His philosophy was the prepare and coach his team to execute their game, regardless of the opponent. Guess times were changing.
Thank you! Times a million!!! This was college basketball 🏀 when it was a million times better with no 3 point line... The interview with the late Jerry Tarkanian from UNLV- Classic in my opinion!!!
This was the only year NBC did games from the Sweet 16 live in prime time. NCAA productions handled sweet 16 games in full until 1981. In 1982 when CBS took over they did one game each night in the 11:30 ET slot. In 1985 CBS expanded that to three games a night with one game in the late time slot. Not until 1988 were all Sweet 16 games televised by network TV and no late night games
Thanks for the content Mr Spicer!
I had just arrived to the state of Idaho for employment when this game happened, to say that the state was *_A-BUZZED_* by the outcome of this game would be understating it. Some people contended that one advantage ISU had was in the altitude of where the game was played at BYU with an elevation of 4500 feet, which was comparable to ISU's home court elevation at around 4300 feet; whereas UCLA home court was near sea level.
Those goals need to make a comeback.
Jim Simpson was an underrated announcer. He did it all.
You're right!
Also the USFL in early 80s. lol
Great voice and delivery and never made it about him