Man, that Louisville team was tough. Bleed blue til I die, but that was one tough team. The game between Louisville and Houston in the final four was one of the all time greats. Miss this era of basketball.
I was a Cat fan and just 12 years old in 83. I hated this game of course, but looking at it now I can appreciate genius Coach Crum and the athletes that could get it done. I remember Crum would schedule the big dogs in the early season when other top 20 teams were beating up on the little guys. He always seemed to have post season in mind. He conditioned them to run and run some more, and play smart, much like UK in the Pitino years. It seemed Louisville was just toying with them in the 1st half, but they still controlled the pace. UK couldn't keep up. They were totally worn out by the end of regular time and had nothing left physically or mentally. They seemed helpless in OT watching the ball be stolen and dunked. Ouch!
Yes, Crum allowed the opponent to have a "false" sense of momentum. This would allow U of L to get a feel of the other team. Second half though....those practice runs paid off.
Yes ‼ It was a awesome game.And what made it even better my team won ! Just great plus I'm very familiar with Milt Wagner and Billy Thompson. Big time Rivals of Atlantic city basketball...🏀
i started following College basketball inn1980 where I became s fan of Louisville defeated UCLA. A funny thing, In my Junior high school, our team was the Wildcats. I forgot that I should have been rooting for Kentucky. Great win for the Cards. Now a Michigan grad and fan.
Louisville showed heart after UK tied the game at the buzzer. A lot of times a team that hits a shot like that continues on in the OT with the momentum to win the game. Of course using the 2-2-1 denial press really turned up the pressure in OT.
I've only seen bits and pieces of the opening, so it's great to see it in whole. I'd be so happy to see CBS/Turner do a pre-game show this full of substance in today's day and age, but I doubt it...
The 1959 Louisville team ended up making the Final 4 and lost to Jerry West's WVU team in the Final 4 team that also had the father of Gymnast Mary Lou Retton.
Growing up these games were huge. Unfortunately these days kids don’t get to see this type of atmosphere in college basketball. These were the days when Ebony & Jet magazine would annually announce the McDonald’s high school All American team and we would rush to see who was on it.
Incredible that this game's legend was surpassed by the "Welcome to the 21st Century" matchup between Louisville and Houston the very next weekend. Then the NC State national championship and the tragic end for Jim Valvano. Coaches vs. Cancer and the Jimmy V Classic are now far better recognized than the intensity of Kentucky & Louisville's 1983 dream game.
Oh yes they would have best the tards. Until Sam got hurt he was one of the best players in the country. U don't think a 7'1 Bowie along with Turpin wouldn't have made a difference your nuts
Great game! Both teams were loaded to the brim with talent, and I think it's fair to say both teams played their asses off that day at Stokley Coliseum down in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Wow this was a hell of a game one of the best games I ever seen both teams played they hearts out refs did a good job at letting the boys play wish the refs called that sweet 16 game like that this year but its cool mark my words I feel we will play Kentucky again in the tourney and next time it will be for it all the ship and we will get are payback for 2012 &2014 L1C4.......
If they had the 3 point line during the Darrell Griffith era....they would have just mailed the Championship Trophy to Louisville for 4 years and saved all the trouble. But it is fun to play what-ifs.
@@Michael-dd6hl UK was whipping the Hoyas in the 1st half of that final 4. Bowie was a shell of himself that year. Go back and look at bowie b4 the injuries. They definitely have a shot in 83
I watch this game in a little country store I bet a buddy Louisville would win and at the end of the game I started clapping I had won some money that was a mistake everyone else was for KY and they run me off about a week later I went back to the store the owner told me he felt bad about it and bought me lunch the store is closed now and when I see him now he brings it up and we just laugh about it and I never did get my money
THANKS JOHN FOR THE CONFIRMATION THOSE WERE THE EARLY DAYS OF CBS NCAA TOURNAMENT COVERAGE REMEMBER WHEN BRENT MUSBERGER WOULD GET UP FROM HIS POWER CHAIR LOL AND WALK OVER TO THE BRACKET BOARD TO MOVE THE WINNER S ALONG ......
Ths was the only true "Dream Game" in my opinion because they were playing to see who would advance in the NCAA tournament and in the end in the OT, U of L's speed and quickness took a toll on UK. Lancaster Gordon was a master playing in the passing lanes and getting his hands for pass deflections. Great U of L team and they should won the NCAA title that year but fell short against Houston and Phi Slamma Jamma.
Debunked: It would be absolutely one year later when they would meet in the NCAA tournament. The two teams played in the Regional Semi-finals in Lexington, where the Cats beat the Cards 72-67.
That was pretty ballsy by Coach Crum to put on a full court press- could have led to a lot of easy hoops for KY but it worked well for the Cards. This was back when college roundball was really great- now you have all these jackasses running around with long har and tattoos wearing pajamas and clown shoes with nowhere near the skill level of these guys from back in the 70s and 80s. Even the TV coverage was more professional back then...
Kentucky didn't want no parts of Louisville it leads me to believe if they would have been playing all those years Louisville will lead the series. Denny Crum greatest Louisville Cardinals coach ever! Ls up Go Cards!
The reason for sweet 16 highlights is that in those days CBS only did 1 game on Thursday and Friday night from the sweet 16 and more often than not at least 1 of those games was on a tape delayed basis.
daniel anderson If you lived in the TV market of one of the participating schools you would then get the game live via your CBS affiliate if on CBS. If ESPN had the game(and they had games in the sweet 16 from 1982-87) you could possibly get the game on a local station if they chose to pick it up. Those ESPN games were NCAA production games. It was also the same for the 1st round on Thursday and Friday. ESPN also did ALL Sweet 16 games in 1980 and 1981. Again these were NCAA productions games so there was the option of a local station in the markets of the schools picking up the games. This all ended in 1988 when CBS started doing the entire sweet 16 and 1991 for the 1st round when CBS got the whole tourney.
The final four match came in 2012. Although since the Cards have been sanctioned harshly, and maybe the game doesn't appear on the record anymore. Such sanction seems empty in the internet era
+Chris Kreager It would not have been nearly as exciting as Louisville vs Houston match up. Both were the most athletic teams in the country, and it made it one of the best Final Four games of all-time.
They had slightly different teams in 1984 but they played in 1984 and Kentucky won in Lexington by 9. But like I said they were different teams in 1984 than 1983.
In the 1st half when the cameraman got in the way, why is Billy Packer so insistent on Joe Hall receiving a T? As an Indiana fan, I absolutely loathed Joe Hall, but he was completely justified in pointing out the interference by the cameraman. Packer was always so quick to call for coaches to receive T's. What an unprofessional weasel.
A let's keep it real theory: Rupp not wanting to play a Louisville program that started to recruit Black players in the 60s. (such as Wes Unseld and Butch Beard!) The beef, for whatever reason post-Rupp, continued! As for this game, as tough as Louisville was, a Sam Bowie presence for Kentucky would have mattered........A LOT!!!!!!! And the committee was deliberate when pairing these squads in the region.....and in Knoxville, to boot!
Rupp and UK had a policy for decades not to schedule any in-state schools in any sport. Joe B. kept this up. UOL winning this game shattered that policy. Unfortunately, the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville still has it.
Rupp recruited Unseld and Beard. The reason they did not attend UK was the fear that in Oxford, Miss., which had riots over James Meredith's enrollment, they would face danger, as they would in other SEC towns. Rupp's great mistake was not leaving the backward SEC. Tulane left the conference in '63 so it could recruit black players and Kentucky should have too.
Although UL won the original Dream Game, few could've predicted the dominance that has transpired SINCE that game. *UK has posted a 28-12 record against the Cards. *UK has a perfect 3-0 record against UL in NCAA Tournament games played between the schools in 1984, 2012, and 2014. *UK has enjoyed winning records against their two Hall of Fame coaches: 13-6 vs. Crum and 12-6 vs. Pitino. *UK has a 10-8 record against UL in games played at Freedom Hall and the Yum! Center. The 'Cats are 16-4 against UL in Rupp, with two of those losses coming during probation and Billy Gillispie's first season. *UK has enjoyed three four-game winning streaks during the series and four three-game winning streaks. Conversely, UL's largest winning streak is two games.
BUT JOHN PAULSON I SAW THE GEORGETOWN - FRESNO STATE GAME LIVE FROM PROVO UTAH AT THE MARRIOTT CENTER ON THE BYU CAMPUS AT 11:45 PM EST AND WAS IN NEW YORK. CITY ON CBS I REMEMBER BECAUSE I HAD A SONY WATCHMAN UNDER MY COVERS AND THE GAME ENDED ABOUT 2AM AND I CHEERED AT EVERY MADE HOYAS BASKET AND HAD TO DO IT VERRRRY QUIETLY AND THE NEXT DAY IN 8TH GRADE HISTORY CLASS I WAS SOOOO SLEEPY ME AND A FEW CLASSMATES WERE IN THE SAME STATE ...... WHAT IM SAYING JOHN IN NYC THE THURSDAY LATE NIGHT GAME WAS LIVE !!!!!!!!!!!!!! GTOWN WON BY THE WAY 59-40!!!!!
Aaah,The day I fell in love with LOUISVILLE BASKETBALL.
I was there and loved every minute of it.
Man, that Louisville team was tough. Bleed blue til I die, but that was one tough team. The game between Louisville and Houston in the final four was one of the all time greats. Miss this era of basketball.
Phi Slama Jama
Yep the best ara of the game, jordan ,worthy at no carolina, ralph samson at virgina,
Go Cards ‼ fan for 40 plus years...🏀
The fane between Louisville and Houston was the de facto Championship game.
Golden days of college hoops. I lived in Puerto Rico and had to watch some games on tape delay. Still enjoyed them very much.
I was a Cat fan and just 12 years old in 83. I hated this game of course, but looking at it now I can appreciate genius Coach Crum and the athletes that could get it done. I remember Crum would schedule the big dogs in the early season when other top 20 teams were beating up on the little guys. He always seemed to have post season in mind. He conditioned them to run and run some more, and play smart, much like UK in the Pitino years. It seemed Louisville was just toying with them in the 1st half, but they still controlled the pace. UK couldn't keep up. They were totally worn out by the end of regular time and had nothing left physically or mentally. They seemed helpless in OT watching the ball be stolen and dunked. Ouch!
Yes, Crum allowed the opponent to have a "false" sense of momentum. This would allow U of L to get a feel of the other team. Second half though....those practice runs paid off.
3 FF's in 4 years for those Louisville seniors. And it took a miracle shot that 1 other year
US Reid from Arkansas from halfcourt
Indeed
I was living in Dayton, Ohio area when this game was played. Classic game. Great era for collage basketball. GO CARDS !
this is the championship game of kentucky
i lived there also and hated it
Rrrrrrrrrrrrrr4rr4rr44444rrrrrrr4rr4r44r44r444rrr4444rrr4r4444r4
Can't say any more than it was one HELL of a basketball game!
Louisville may not have won the 1983 National Championship, but the Cardinals won this game which might have been more important.
proves that NCAA title or not win against their intra-state rival is their title game
I was there and it was the best game I’ve every been to ,including the 1986 in Dallas !
Louisville was just better then kentucky back then PERIOD...... GO CARDS!!
Thank you for this video. I’m a life long fan of Kentucky and I was 10 years old for this game.
The one day everyone in the state of Kentucky was waiting for. It lived up to the hype.
WORD.
Yes ‼ It was a awesome game.And what made it even better my team won ! Just great plus I'm very familiar with Milt Wagner and Billy Thompson. Big time Rivals of Atlantic city basketball...🏀
i started following College basketball inn1980 where I became s fan of Louisville defeated UCLA. A funny thing, In my Junior high school, our team was the Wildcats. I forgot that I should have been rooting for Kentucky. Great win for the Cards. Now a Michigan grad and fan.
This is my favorite college game of all time. Louisville is my team.
I was 9 years old. Never witnessed my Louisville fan mother so crazed as that day 😆
still gives me chills. one of the greatest games in history, screw uk.
Louisville showed heart after UK tied the game at the buzzer. A lot of times a team that hits a shot like that continues on in the OT with the momentum to win the game. Of course using the 2-2-1 denial press really turned up the pressure in OT.
Louisville was too good too athletic with too much speed and quickness at every position.
I've only seen bits and pieces of the opening, so it's great to see it in whole. I'd be so happy to see CBS/Turner do a pre-game show this full of substance in today's day and age, but I doubt it...
The 1959 Louisville team ended up making the Final 4 and lost to Jerry West's WVU team in the Final 4 team that also had the father of Gymnast Mary Lou Retton.
Growing up these games were huge. Unfortunately these days kids don’t get to see this type of atmosphere in college basketball. These were the days when Ebony & Jet magazine would annually announce the McDonald’s high school All American team and we would rush to see who was on it.
Incredible that this game's legend was surpassed by the "Welcome to the 21st Century" matchup between Louisville and Houston the very next weekend. Then the NC State national championship and the tragic end for Jim Valvano. Coaches vs. Cancer and the Jimmy V Classic are now far better recognized than the intensity of Kentucky & Louisville's 1983 dream game.
Not in Kentucky they aren't.
Almost 40 Years Later. It was just like Yesterday. Great 😃👍 game.
Dam Mel Turpin was a Beast. It would of been a extremely hard game for Louisville if a Healthy Sam Bowie .Game is still a Classic very hard fought !!
No it wouldn't! Louisville would have still beat UK with Bowie.
Oh yes they would have best the tards. Until Sam got hurt he was one of the best players in the country. U don't think a 7'1 Bowie along with Turpin wouldn't have made a difference your nuts
scooter and rodney mccray were so underated.. they carried this game
Great game! Brent Musberger never gets old. LOL!
Loving these great memories. NCAA basketball at its best. Billy Packer was the best.
Louisville played in back to back all time games in this tournament. This game and probably the best college game I've ever seen Ville vs Houston
Mr Brent Musburger. The Man, The Myth, The Legend.
I remember how even in NC this game generated excitement among basketball fans. I was 11 at the time and I was pumped to watch this game.
Great game! Both teams were loaded to the brim with talent, and I think it's fair to say both teams played their asses off that day at Stokley Coliseum down in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Wow this was a hell of a game one of the best games I ever seen both teams played they hearts out refs did a good job at letting the boys play wish the refs called that sweet 16 game like that this year but its cool mark my words I feel we will play Kentucky again in the tourney and next time it will be for it all the ship and we will get are payback for 2012 &2014 L1C4.......
YES ‼ BIG TIME 🏀
This was the only true "Dream Game" period and Louisville prevailed.
If Sam Bowie never broke his leg, UK would've won a championship during that 4 year span. Pre-injury he was incredible
If they had the 3 point line during the Darrell Griffith era....they would have just mailed the Championship Trophy to Louisville for 4 years and saved all the trouble. But it is fun to play what-ifs.
I call bull crap on both comments. Carolina was not gonna be beaten. And NCState too. Plus Hoyas in 84 !!!!
@@Michael-dd6hl UK was whipping the Hoyas in the 1st half of that final 4. Bowie was a shell of himself that year. Go back and look at bowie b4 the injuries. They definitely have a shot in 83
Probably the most important win in the series for either team until 2012 final four for UK. Go Cats! Congrats on your title this year Cards
Then, of course, the 2013 National Championship was vacated.
@@GeorgeWolfeIV-ir6de lol I know right.
They would've met a year earlier but Kentucky was upset by Middle Tennessee St. in Nashville.
They met in the 1984 regional semifinal anyways.
I can’t even imagine how satisfying that C-A-R-D-S cheer at the end of the game must have felt
I watch this game in a little country store I bet a buddy Louisville would win and at the end of the game I started clapping I had won some money that was a mistake everyone else was for KY and they run me off about a week later I went back to the store the owner told me he felt bad about it and bought me lunch the store is closed now and when I see him now he brings it up and we just laugh about it and I never did get my money
Great story...‼🏀 Go Cards ‼
Denny Crum was a lil' snappy about Kentucky. "That's typical!" 😂
It really was,and he called em out on it.
THANKS JOHN FOR THE CONFIRMATION THOSE WERE THE EARLY DAYS OF CBS NCAA TOURNAMENT COVERAGE REMEMBER WHEN BRENT MUSBERGER WOULD GET UP FROM HIS POWER CHAIR LOL AND WALK OVER TO THE BRACKET BOARD TO MOVE THE WINNER S ALONG ......
Loved this... Master threw the ball away... Excellent
College Basketball desperately needed a shot clock ⏰ back in the day .
The good old days
OLD but *GOLD*
Classic Brent Musberger!
Ths was the only true "Dream Game" in my opinion because they were playing to see who would advance in the NCAA tournament and in the end in the OT, U of L's speed and quickness took a toll on UK.
Lancaster Gordon was a master playing in the passing lanes and getting his hands for pass deflections.
Great U of L team and they should won the NCAA title that year but fell short against Houston and Phi Slamma Jamma.
22 years after the loss to Houston, Louisville comes to Albuquerque (location of the 1983 Final Four) to win the West Region.
Debunked: It would be absolutely one year later when they would meet in the NCAA tournament. The two teams played in the Regional Semi-finals in Lexington, where the Cats beat the Cards 72-67.
A very young Kenny Sky Walker
That was pretty ballsy by Coach Crum to put on a full court press- could have led to a lot of easy hoops for KY but it worked well for the Cards. This was back when college roundball was really great- now you have all these jackasses running around with long har and tattoos wearing pajamas and clown shoes with nowhere near the skill level of these guys from back in the 70s and 80s. Even the TV coverage was more professional back then...
Kentucky didn't want no parts of Louisville it leads me to believe if they would have been playing all those years Louisville will lead the series. Denny Crum greatest Louisville Cardinals coach ever! Ls up Go Cards!
Straight facts!!! 💯
Denny Crum is a boss.
Too bad Joe b hall was scared to play us in the 70's and early 80's, the series would be a lot closer
Yea right! 😂😂😂
It was Cliff Hagan the AD not Joe B.
I believe so too, the Cards had a mini Dynasty going on in the early eighties, Went to the final 4 times from 80 to 86 two ships🏆🏀
REAL TALK 💯
0:57 Damn that highlight music is funky!
"It's any other game!" YEAH RIGHT!! lol!
Ain't no way it's any other game
Rodney and scooter mc cray,
Class act ... love both of them...‼🏀
The reason for sweet 16 highlights is that in those days CBS only did 1 game on Thursday and Friday night from the sweet 16 and more often than not at least 1 of those games was on a tape delayed basis.
daniel anderson If you lived in the TV market of one of the participating schools you would then get the game live via your CBS affiliate if on CBS. If ESPN had the game(and they had games in the sweet 16 from 1982-87) you could possibly get the game on a local station if they chose to pick it up. Those ESPN games were NCAA production games. It was also the same for the 1st round on Thursday and Friday. ESPN also did ALL Sweet 16 games in 1980 and 1981. Again these were NCAA productions games so there was the option of a local station in the markets of the schools picking up the games. This all ended in 1988 when CBS started doing the entire sweet 16 and 1991 for the 1st round when CBS got the whole tourney.
They would've faced off in the 1986 Final Four, but #11 LSU upset #1 Kentucky.
The final four match came in 2012. Although since the Cards have been sanctioned harshly, and maybe the game doesn't appear on the record anymore.
Such sanction seems empty in the internet era
Man I loved this game. UK refused to play state schools and the tournament finally forced them into it
Denny Crum was openly taunting them regarding that. That interview by John Tesh is the stuff of legends
No shot clock. Lol. Those were the days.
Be careful what you ask for. UK has dominated the series.
Like coach crum said,TYPICAL UK 😂
Was looking for the pregame when the cheerleaders of both teams joined hands and sang "My Old Kentucky Home." Any ideas where I can find it?
It was amazing. I think instead of joining hands they had their arms around each other.
no 3pt line. things were different then.
I wish it had the commercials.
2:43 it's a match Kentucky & Louisville
I am looking for this whole game.I used to have it but lost my copy in a flood.
please let me know how to get a copy PLEASE!!!
Would have been interesting to see how Kentucky would have matched up with Phi Slamma Jamma had they pulled this game out.
+Chris Kreager It would not have been nearly as exciting as Louisville vs Houston match up. Both were the most athletic teams in the country, and it made it one of the best Final Four games of all-time.
They had slightly different teams in 1984 but they played in 1984 and Kentucky won in Lexington by 9. But like I said they were different teams in 1984 than 1983.
In the 1st half when the cameraman got in the way, why is Billy Packer so insistent on Joe Hall receiving a T? As an Indiana fan, I absolutely loathed Joe Hall, but he was completely justified in pointing out the interference by the cameraman. Packer was always so quick to call for coaches to receive T's. What an unprofessional weasel.
That's because packer always hated Kentucky with a passion
+rolandscaffloc If you think that was bad. He was even more hateful of UNLV and Michigan. he always rode North Carolina and Duke.
+rolandscaffloc Like those two could do no wrong.
There's a good reason why Hank Nichols is considered THE best ref in the history of the college game....!
Man I miss Gary benders voice!! Good times.
Just discovering him... A very good caller. Retired now
Today Kentucky played Louisville to an Overtime game and won by 8
Louisville was just better back then!! End of story.
Kentucky wins this game with a healthy Bowie
No doubt
No way. Unless Sam bowie learned how to play point guard. Kentucky had no press breaker. Would've been worse with Sam bowie in the game
@@mongoslade277 They absolutely win with a healthy Bowie and Turpin
Fact: It would be 29 years later until both teams met in the NCAA tournament.
Fiction. They played the very next year. UK beat UofL 72-67 at Rupp Arena in the Sweet 16.
@@sully3292 I had overlooked that matchup at the time I stated that.
Louisville and Kentucky ought to join the Big 12
Was the officiating crew Nichols, Forte, and Housman?
Do you happen to have the halftime show?
Master!
A let's keep it real theory: Rupp not wanting to play a Louisville program that started to recruit Black players in the 60s. (such as Wes Unseld and Butch Beard!) The beef, for whatever reason post-Rupp, continued! As for this game, as tough as Louisville was, a Sam Bowie presence for Kentucky would have mattered........A LOT!!!!!!! And the committee was deliberate when pairing these squads in the region.....and in Knoxville, to boot!
Rupp and UK had a policy for decades not to schedule any in-state schools in any sport. Joe B. kept this up. UOL winning this game shattered that policy.
Unfortunately, the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville still has it.
Rupp recruited Unseld and Beard. The reason they did not attend UK was the fear that in Oxford, Miss., which had riots over James Meredith's enrollment, they would face danger, as they would in other SEC towns. Rupp's great mistake was not leaving the backward SEC. Tulane left the conference in '63 so it could recruit black players and Kentucky should have too.
Although UL won the original Dream Game, few could've predicted the dominance that has transpired SINCE that game.
*UK has posted a 28-12 record against the Cards.
*UK has a perfect 3-0 record against UL in NCAA Tournament games played between the schools in 1984, 2012, and 2014.
*UK has enjoyed winning records against their two Hall of Fame coaches: 13-6 vs. Crum and 12-6 vs. Pitino.
*UK has a 10-8 record against UL in games played at Freedom Hall and the Yum! Center. The 'Cats are 16-4 against UL in Rupp, with two of those losses coming during probation and Billy Gillispie's first season.
*UK has enjoyed three four-game winning streaks during the series and four three-game winning streaks. Conversely, UL's largest winning streak is two games.
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Ky-Lville is the Auburn-Ala of college bb
3:00
Brent Musburguer mentioned John Tesh. Is that the same John Tesh, composer of Roundball Rock and Gridiron Dreams?
Edit: RIP Denny Crum
Yes!
@@dshooter6391 never knew he used to do interviews
@@otaviofrn_adv
He was with CBS sports Akins with Kevin Frazier.
The Disco Duck John Tesh lol
We beat Kentucky to death in over time 😁❤️
RIP Joe B Hall
CBS made Brent walk hella to that bracket board. Couldn’t someone have placed it closer?
Kentucky was chicken to play Louisville.
1:33:15 Clock started early. Probably wouldn't happen today.
BUT JOHN PAULSON I SAW THE GEORGETOWN - FRESNO STATE GAME LIVE FROM PROVO UTAH AT THE MARRIOTT CENTER ON THE BYU CAMPUS AT 11:45 PM EST AND WAS IN NEW YORK. CITY ON CBS I REMEMBER BECAUSE I HAD A SONY WATCHMAN UNDER MY COVERS AND THE GAME ENDED ABOUT 2AM AND I CHEERED AT EVERY MADE HOYAS BASKET AND HAD TO DO IT VERRRRY QUIETLY AND THE NEXT DAY IN 8TH GRADE HISTORY CLASS I WAS SOOOO SLEEPY ME AND A FEW CLASSMATES WERE IN THE SAME STATE ...... WHAT IM SAYING JOHN IN NYC THE THURSDAY LATE NIGHT GAME WAS LIVE !!!!!!!!!!!!!! GTOWN WON BY THE WAY 59-40!!!!!
Quite often CBS would pick up one of the West region games and broadcast it live to the east coast in the 11:30 PM et window
75...both in final four, my won, Lou got beat in last seconds.
I LUV MY REDBIRDS KITTIES MAKE ME URL!
so true
Bet now you think about jumping off the bridge. Never ever forget UK is big brother and Tweety birds are little brother
Carolina rules
At paying strippers
Man my kept picking up there dribble.. 12 times first half, bearup to slow for press
I'm not going to lie, watching college basketball pre-shot clock is hard to watch.
Update: Kentucky just turned the ball over again..😝
UK lost?... WTF!
1:35:48 somebody's o in Overtime has got to go
Cardinalnation
Yeah...‼🏀
Joe B Hall was an.....
Ky forfeited that game so they wouldn't meet Louisville
Go cards
I remember UK had to beat MTSU to advance in the NCAA.
If they had won they would have played Louisville.
They loss to MTSU.