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Patrick Ewing Georgetown 20pts (10/13 FG) 6blks vs St John’s (1985)
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2022
- February 27 1985
The greatest defensive center in NCAA history, Patrick Ewing. Ewing scores 20, only missing 3 shots on future NBA veteran Bill Wennington. Wennington would be drafted 16th overall, so you can only imagine how Ewing would dominate non-NBA centers in college. Only Lew Alcindor (Kareem) imo was better in college. Maybe Bill Walton. Unfortunately, Ewing was not able to capture as many national championships as other legendary college performers, but he was in a level of his own during his time in Georgetown. Just think about this: Ewing's knees were basically gone by '93, yet he lasted 7 more years in the NBA. Imagine if he went one and done; he could've went straight of high school if he wanted to.
When the BIG EAST was King. Loved this era🏆👍🏾
Yea, when St. John's and DePaul were relevlant programs.
Huge build up to this game I remember. I recall listening to this game on the radio... didn't have cable at the time.
P ewing la leyenda en ncca jugó con uno de los mejores collegue Georgetown llegó a la NBA logró ser el mejor en New York knicks
If you didn't know, now you know!!!!
Ewing and Mark Jackson would later become teammates with the Knicks
no disrepect to mark jackson but a better player isn't always better for the team and after bo kimble charles smith and doc rivers came to the knicks they advanced to the conference finals for the first time since 1974 and i'll say 1993 was the very best playoff year for superstar patrick ewing
Jordan challeng brought me here
please tell me which year at georgetown do you all believe the eliteness was the highest for patrick ewing
Which ever one I played in the Jordan challenge
All of them
@@JohnSmith-4U thanks a lot for telling me
1985 even though they lost in the championship game.
thanks a LOT for telling me
The spacing was so horrible back then, mfs was really scared of 3 point line..
It really was i saw a couple mid rang es shots that could of been taken
Big East college basketball didn't add the 3-point shot until the 1986-87 season. The spacing is horrible because every basket at the time still counted as 2 points, so it would make sense that your offensive strategy would center around taking the highest percentage shots as possible. There's no point in taking a bunch of long range shots when it would still just count as 2 points as a result. Your looking at a 3-point line in the footage because they were playing at MSG, home of the NBA Knicks.
There was no three point line, in college. That was for the pros (Knicks!)