Olympic Games 1972 Drama Finale Basket USA USSR

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  • Опубликовано: 7 фев 2009
  • Op de olympische spelen van 1972 in Munchen speelde USA de finale in het basketbal tegen de USSR. Deze finale eindigde heel tumultueus en zorgde voor veel controverse. Dat dergelijke dingen mogelijk zijn op dit niveau is onbegrijpelijk. Al is het wel een mooie zaak dat de hegemonie van de USA werd verbroken, alsook hun hoogmoed wordt afgestraft. Oordeel zelf wat je vindt van de uitslag...
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  • @rozaqantaria3769
    @rozaqantaria3769 3 года назад +23

    Mikheil Korkia and Zurab Sakandelidze created an epoch, both great personalities, legends, unfortunately, are no longer with us! Two proud Georgians.

  • @oneputtsteven
    @oneputtsteven 14 лет назад +17

    I grew up in Southern Illinois. The "Benton Flash" and Illinois State star was idolized here in southern Illinois.
    After nearly being knocked out Collins calmy makes both free throws one of the great clutch moments in the history of sports!!

  • @nikozovner8712
    @nikozovner8712 4 года назад +32

    This is a legend scene

  • @johnburns4017
    @johnburns4017 7 лет назад +64

    Randy Harvey of the LA Times, *_"The Americans thought at every turn they had been cheated. They probably hadn't been but they still haven't acknowledged that."_*
    *1.* The Soviet's bench called a timeout when Collins was on the court's floor running into the scaffolding, after being fouled. 3 seconds remain.
    *2.* The Soviet bench *did not* call timeout between Collins' two foul shots, or after when the Soviets went up the court. It was *before* these two events.
    *3.* The Soviet coaches were indicating clearly to the scorer's desk they called and wanted a timeout. They were being ignored.
    *4.* Collins puts the USA ahead with his two baskets.
    *5.* The horn sounds before Collins pops the second - an odd time for the horn to sound. The horn sounded as the ball had left Collins' hands.
    *6.* The sounding horn was an acknowledgement that a Soviet timeout should have been awarded earlier. The Soviets did not call timeout illegally between Collins' two shots. Soviet coaches were on the line indicating they want a timeout.
    *7.* Play _quickly_ resumed after Collins scores, with 3 seconds remaining, with a Soviet inbound *_(1st)._* The Soviet bench were still on the line rightly protesting that they wanted a timeout (called before Collins' baskets & acknowledged by the horn) and that was being ignored.
    *8.* There was 1 second left. The ref stops play at 1 second left seeing the Soviet bench pointing to him making "T" signs with their hands.
    *9.* The ref saw this error, however never gave the Soviets the timeout. He rolled back play & time to the inbound throw taking the ball back to the line for another Soviet inbound, *_(2nd),_* resetting play and time. 3 seconds still remain. The ref could have started the game at 1 sec remaining, however taking the ball back to the line means resetting the time back to 3 seconds. Now back to the state of play and time after Collins scored. Soviets are still denied the timeout.
    *10.* The ref never gave the Soviet timeout, which he should have done. At this point the Soviets are being cheated.
    *11.* The Bulgarian umpire, not the Brazilian ref, resumed play before the clock was reset to 3 secs, allowing play to resume at 1 sec on the unset clock with the *_(2nd)_* Soviet inbound.
    *12.* The US thought the game was over with them winning as the horn was sounded after 1 second.
    *13.* The Ref saw the errors of:
    a) not resetting the clock
    b) resuming play without his authority.
    He is in charge not the umpire.
    *14.* The ref puts matters right, resetting the clock to 3 secs taking the ball back to the line for another Soviet inbound, the *_(3rd)._* *There is nothing wrong with that decision.*
    *15.* The US players fully understood that the clock had not been reset and why play was being resumed.
    *16.* The Soviets threw the ball up the court from their *_(3rd)_* inbound popping the winning basket within 3 secs.
    *Winners !!*
    *The ref did **_most_** right, but not all.* He should have done more, annulled Collins scores and taken play back to the point that Collins was on the floor when the Soviets called timeout, giving the Soviets the timeout they called for. After the Soviet timeout Collins could take his two free throws again. Or the Soviets could have the timeout between Collins' two throws.
    The ref was unaware that the Soviets called timeout when Collins was on the floor, the scorer on the desk never informed him - a breakdown in the officiating mechanism. The Soviet coaches were indicating clearly to the scorer's desk they called for a timeout. The USA team were beaten fairly.
    *The USA gripe -* was that Jones the FIBA head, went the few feet to the scorers table and suggested that the clock be reset to 3 secs from 1 sec, as it should have been, as the play was being rolled back to the inbound. The ref was doing this anyhow. He could have suggested taking the play back to the Soviet timeout call, which would have been the fair and right thing to do. He never. The ref had no need to take any notice of anyone, he was 100% in command. The Soviet timeout was called when Collins was on the floor.
    *The Soviet gripe -* was that their timeout call, when Collins was on the floor, was ignored. They only got play and time back rolled back to the point Collins scored. They *never* got the timeout they called for with even a horn sounding for it. They got *nothing.* They made full use of the play being put back back to the position after Collins scored, so were satisfied. They had 3 seconds to score - they skilfully did.

    • @BobPapadopoulos
      @BobPapadopoulos 6 лет назад +5

      Fact: The Soviets won at 40:03 elapsed game time... which, by rule, is emphatically impossible.

    • @kevinnorton8967
      @kevinnorton8967 5 лет назад +1

      You cant "gift" teams extra time...USSR lost fair and square

    • @user-co1gi7yd2r
      @user-co1gi7yd2r 4 года назад +9

      Kevin Norton you can if timeout was called earlier than when it was given

    • @thevoiceofdoom3549
      @thevoiceofdoom3549 4 года назад

      Thanks for making this clear. Because I was surpised the horn sounded as soon as that Russian touched the ball where its supposed to be about 2 secs left.

    • @johnburns4017
      @johnburns4017 4 года назад

      @Adrian Flores
      I fail to see where the Americans were cheated. The Soviets were, in that they were denied a legitimate timeout.

  • @Axledawg44
    @Axledawg44 10 лет назад +139

    Man those were some quality, non-bias refs lol

    • @lin3backer
      @lin3backer 3 года назад

      real shit

    • @rentslave
      @rentslave 4 месяца назад +2

      They emigrated to the USA and became Democratic election workers.

  • @GodronATX
    @GodronATX 4 года назад +12

    this game is like all of us trying to make a "buzzer beater" as a kid and every time we miss the shot clock magically gives us more time

  • @syphorx7
    @syphorx7 14 лет назад +89

    Love it. No manner how many times I see it it never gets old.

    • @chicken_953
      @chicken_953 4 года назад +10

      Even knowing it was a screw up with the officials

    • @southpakrules
      @southpakrules 3 года назад

      @@chicken_953 More so.

    • @ronpetrovich9387
      @ronpetrovich9387 3 года назад +12

      Team USA won the gold.

    • @itsve8632
      @itsve8632 3 года назад +6

      @@ronpetrovich9387 but they didnt

    • @ronpetrovich9387
      @ronpetrovich9387 3 года назад +8

      @@itsve8632 yes they did the Russians missed the shot and they were given another shot after the missed shot. Since when do you get a second shot after you missed the final shot and the clock was at zero?

  • @NickGalisArchive
    @NickGalisArchive 8 лет назад +3

    Hello my friend, and congratulations for your channel! I would like to ask you, do you have the game Greece-USSR 80-120 for the qualifications tournament for the Olympics 1984? (Preolympico 1984)?

  • @_frank3
    @_frank3 8 лет назад +7

    Pure GOLD today in Rio!!!

  • @dunnodunno6127
    @dunnodunno6127 5 лет назад +15

    And then The war started between USSR AND USA
    HI FROM KAZAKHSTAN

    • @Tony-je8fs
      @Tony-je8fs 3 года назад +2

      Not then but after wwii

  • @an0nym0us8c
    @an0nym0us8c 5 лет назад +21

    RIP Aleksandar Belov

    • @roberteugene7295
      @roberteugene7295 2 года назад

      Yes, dying at 26 shouldn't happen. Not to an athletic young man. Would have been interesting if he'd gone on to coach a team.

  • @-artes-2841
    @-artes-2841 6 лет назад +3

    Фильм "Движение вверх" отлично поставили. Кузница талантов раньше работала здоровски. Жаль, что я родился в последние годы существования великой страны. Браво СССР!

  • @pineapplesareyummy6352
    @pineapplesareyummy6352 3 года назад +7

    Love you forever, older brother CCCP!!! What a glorious victory. From your fellow comrades China. We will carry on your legacy. One day, I hope CCCP will reunite and be one big happy family again.

    • @RidlleForest
      @RidlleForest 2 года назад

      Не, спасибо. Нам нормуль и с капитализмом. )

  • @lennyeff8808
    @lennyeff8808 6 лет назад +78

    Damn Russian twitter bots meddling in the Olympics

    • @user-sb9rq3ph7x
      @user-sb9rq3ph7x 4 года назад +6

      Fuck you bitch

    • @phillipmain9144
      @phillipmain9144 4 года назад +3

      Alex lol no one can blow us to bits they’d get their ass whooped trying! USSR was a bunch of pussies

    • @scooteragnew9248
      @scooteragnew9248 4 года назад +5

      @@phillipmain9144 piece of shit Soviet Union doesn't even exist anymore...buh bye. Good riddance

    • @johnburns4017
      @johnburns4017 4 года назад +2

      @@phillipmain9144
      Amazing. Did the Soviet players eat American babies as well?

    • @juanlandau361
      @juanlandau361 4 года назад +1

      @@phillipmain9144 such a pathetic sore looser you are! Unbelievable!

  • @tomerik112
    @tomerik112 2 года назад +2

    What a joke that was. US literally won twice. I know this is thrown around a lot but during this game, the officials were clearly paid by the Soviets to rig it. I have played basketball my whole life, been a coach and a ref myself, and I even read the rules of the 72' Olympic basketball. There were absolutely 0 reasons to award Soviets another try after they already missed their chance with 3 seconds left.
    After the US won and then notified that the Soviets will get another try they were also told that if they do not accept that decision right away, they will automatically forfeit the game. Unreal.

  • @woutakasinistra
    @woutakasinistra 13 лет назад +8

    Doug is such a warrior!

  • @syphorx7
    @syphorx7 11 лет назад +49

    I'll always enjoy this.

    • @osamabinladen824
      @osamabinladen824 3 года назад +2

      Me too

    • @staringatthesun861
      @staringatthesun861 2 года назад +1

      That's some high quality schadenfreude right there. The question is, how big a failure are you, to take this much joy from someone else's fail?

    • @themi6sportsnetwork171
      @themi6sportsnetwork171 2 года назад +2

      I'll always enjoy Team USA's 9 gold medals after this 😉

    • @secundus6457
      @secundus6457 2 года назад +1

      @@themi6sportsnetwork171 Glad you are still crying😄😄🤣

    • @onetruehitman7623
      @onetruehitman7623 2 года назад +2

      @@secundus6457 Yeah yeah be happy that you had to have either terrible referrees or cheat in order to beat our college kids🤣

  • @sirbungleman
    @sirbungleman 12 лет назад +4

    There's an explanation as to what happened on wiki. quite an interesting read. Those last 3 seconds were insane, for sure... once you read exactly what was going on behind the scenes, you understand the evolution of the chaos..

    • @ericaferro4450
      @ericaferro4450 Год назад

      All I needed to see was the referee waving his arms and telling the Russians to hurry up and inbound after Collins made the free throws. The referee isn’t suppose to direct the action. Corruption at its finest.

  • @stikndip
    @stikndip 12 лет назад +1

    Try as I might, I cannot find this on any of the 'Top 10 funniest premature celebrations' videos posted by Americans all over RUclips. It should surely be number one!

  • @andrejbjorn
    @andrejbjorn 6 лет назад +4

    All I can say is.. Wow!

  • @bluejay7232
    @bluejay7232 4 года назад +12

    Congratulations, Mother Russia! 🇷🇺

    • @bluejay7232
      @bluejay7232 4 года назад +2

      @Itis Me And the US doesn't use force, intimidation and deceit to reach its end? Talking about HYPOCRISY! Cry all you want MURICAN LOSER. The result of this game will NEVER change! Russia got the GOLD. Bye, baby! 😘
      Long live Mother Russia. Love from the Philippines ❤

    • @bluejay7232
      @bluejay7232 4 года назад +1

      @Itis Me Still doping? In your dreams! Are we going to pretend the US isn't cheating in any sports? Lance Armstrong, Carl Lewis, to name a few are highly documented cases of American DOPING! Talking about HYPOCRISY! You're just good at hiding it! Lance Armstrong won championships FOR YEARS without being noticed and the American public hailed him as a hero. LOL! 🤣🤣🤣
      Shithole countries? When I was in San Francisco, I was shocked at the BLATANT POVERTY! Homeless people in every street. They use drugs, attack bystanders and DEFECATE shamelessly! Again DEFECATE shamelessly in the streets!!! Where in the DEVELOPED WORLD does that happen? #OnlyInAmerica Watch your SHITHOLE country fall:
      ruclips.net/video/HKCfu4UJQiQ/видео.html
      ruclips.net/video/aSw79yRnDVs/видео.html
      ruclips.net/video/ld6qYJe4pRs/видео.html
      And by the way, how are transgender women competing in female sports doing? Are you safe in your shoot-all-you-can country? I hope you don't get shot at the next mass shootings. How's your interference going in the Middle East?
      I really love MURICA! The land of transgenders, hypocrites and racists! ❤

    • @bluejay7232
      @bluejay7232 4 года назад +2

      @Itis Me "You Ruskies"? I'm not Russian, DUMB Murican! And you wanna bash the Philippines? I couldn't care less because I don't live there anymore. I'm here in Mother Russia, the country that is a thorn in Murica's eyes because you can't handle it. You thought after the Cold War, things would change and you would rule the world. Ha! You're just mad that you can't manipulate Russia the way you do with other countries. Russia is ITS OWN BOSS. That's why I love Putin because he's not a SISSY unlike the SPINELESS leaders of the EU, who are LITERALLY your slaves. Russia, on the other hand, doesn't need a union. It's self-sufficient. And in Russia, there are no problems of MASS SHOOTINGS or TRANSGENDER WOMEN competing in female sports or WHITE SUPREMACISTS (KKK), which you LOVE in Murica!

    • @bluejay7232
      @bluejay7232 4 года назад +1

      @Itis Me Impoverished MY ASS! 5th largest economy in Europe, 11th largest in the world DESPITE ECONOMIC SANCTIONS and without a strong ECONOMIC UNION! In your face! And mind you, prices in Russia are way lower than in other parts of Europe and even in America that a 100usd bill will go VERY FAR! Electricity is DIRT CHEAP, so is oil and gas, you IDIOT! Even my American colleague can attest to that! If Murica was so great, then why are my American colleagues here and millions more of other foreign nationalities living here if it was so bad? LOL! MURICAN PROPAGANDA poisoned your feeble mind. I'm not surprised because Muricans are actually known in the world as DUMB and FAT! 🤣🤣🤣

    • @bluejay7232
      @bluejay7232 4 года назад +1

      @Itis Me You are a LOSER MURICAN, RUSSOPHOBE poisoned by your own BIASED, NO-CREDIBILITY media! A LIBTARD who doesn't have his own convictions and is dependent on your pathetic media! Let's talk about Murican DOPING again and how SHITTY your SHITHOLE country is! 🤣🤣🤣

  • @ArtyZiFFGaming
    @ArtyZiFFGaming 8 лет назад +34

    Who watched this because they just listened to Jalen and Jacoby?

  • @greviwinner
    @greviwinner 3 года назад +6

    el mejor momento del basket de la historia, este periodo con lagrimas en los ojos sera el mas apasionante recordado por la humanidad!!

    • @andremourapassos319
      @andremourapassos319 3 года назад +1

      O maior assalto da história do basquete

    • @greviwinner
      @greviwinner 3 года назад +1

      @Carlos Correa Claro cuantos murieron, en fin las teorías inhumanas propias de los reaccionarios, Bellísimo!

    • @Baccanaso
      @Baccanaso 2 года назад

      El 92 dream team tiene mejores momentos, y eso es sin contar todos los momentos de la nba.

  • @ilia-ramasile-mond_mujavel1022
    @ilia-ramasile-mond_mujavel1022 4 года назад +7

    Вершина судейского профессионализма !!!

    • @user-cl6ho6js5p
      @user-cl6ho6js5p 2 года назад +3

      Ну вообще то наоборот. Они сначала не заметили призыв о тайм-аут е, а потом второй раз промахнулись, забыв (мб умышленно) поставить на табло 3 секунды вместо 1.

    • @gunterodim1535
      @gunterodim1535 Год назад

      2 ошибки на одном месте сделали. Ппц

  • @Russianhools1
    @Russianhools1 11 лет назад +59

    America really lost here. I mean, everything was fair play, so Soviet Union deserved this medal. Don't cry, americans:)

    • @borjiginhuborjigin2453
      @borjiginhuborjigin2453 4 года назад +5

      they think they are the only one who can comment

    • @nsms1297
      @nsms1297 4 года назад +4

      @@borjiginhuborjigin2453 you replied him after 7 years 🤦‍♀️

    • @fingolfirn8189
      @fingolfirn8189 4 года назад +1

      @@nsms1297 but is still The true

    • @jacobwest4771
      @jacobwest4771 4 года назад +2

      More BS Russian propaganda.

    • @SA-5247
      @SA-5247 4 года назад

      No one deserves anything if you can’t finish

  • @dhnekdfk
    @dhnekdfk 12 лет назад +31

    Это бессмертные моменты!!!!!

  • @emilbya
    @emilbya 3 года назад +1

    the fact that it still hits different... crazy and flawless at the same time

  • @amina-pr8xt
    @amina-pr8xt 2 года назад +1

    Wonderful pass

  • @valerykonovalov6236
    @valerykonovalov6236 5 лет назад +11

    Любимая игра!!!! Всю студенческую жизнь испытыпал вот такие эмоции
    .

  • @joachimmorales9351
    @joachimmorales9351 3 года назад +5

    Of course it's dramatic. Until they replayed the ending 3 times until the ussr won. I'm not even American and I'm pissed

    • @caiofialdini8004
      @caiofialdini8004 3 года назад

      you don't even play baskebal, stop complaining and try to understand what happend.

    • @caiofialdini8004
      @caiofialdini8004 3 года назад

      I recommend you to watch this movie
      Going vertical.

    • @joachimmorales9351
      @joachimmorales9351 3 года назад +1

      @@caiofialdini8004 lmao shut up bro either you're Russian or being held against your will by putin lol

  • @s8helms1
    @s8helms1 4 года назад +2

    The Miracle on Ice was payback for this. It was Karma. USSR didn’t deserve this win and they know it. Oh well, now we use are using professionals like they were back then and look who dominates again. 🇺🇸

    • @Val_Nikon
      @Val_Nikon 3 года назад +1

      Oh look who's salty🤣

  • @patrickfurlong9169
    @patrickfurlong9169 Год назад +1

    Collins free throws were the most clutch in basketball history.

  • @themaninthetower7142
    @themaninthetower7142 3 года назад +5

    USSR 💪💪💪

  • @noname8791
    @noname8791 10 лет назад +72

    if I was one of the USA players I'd be on the ground crying

    • @ShroomsInLocker
      @ShroomsInLocker 4 года назад +7

      Yeah yeah we know you hate America, get a grip for goodness sakes.

    • @deinemom1953
      @deinemom1953 4 года назад +15

      @@phillipmain9144 How can you be this mad anout something like this lmao

    • @mrrolight
      @mrrolight 4 года назад +13

      @@phillipmain9144 The Soviets called a Time Out prior to the Collins free throws, electing to have the Time Out between the two throws.
      This was totally legit. Except the referee fucked up and the allowed the second free throw when there should have been the Russian Time Out (which was the reason for the horn just as Collins was about to take his second throw). So..... what should have happened is the score remained at 49-49 (The USA never officially reached 50 points), the Russian Time Out taken place, then the second free throw followed immediately by the remaining 3 seconds.
      Clearly the disallowing of a Russian Time Out was wrong and the game should have been brought back, not however to the inbound as happened, but prior to the second free throw with the scores level.
      Even with both playing sides accepting the point at which to resume play, the second inbound recommencement was also not legitimate because the official clock was not reset to 3 seconds and the timekeeper was not keeping time. The scoreboard was reading 50 seconds. All things need to be in place for play to be officially under way. They weren't.
      So the play, rightly, had to be brought back again.
      The 3rd inbound was also not strictly legitimate, because the USA should have been made to retake the second free throw with the scores level. However, the mistake of awarding the USA a 1-point advantage had been made and accepted by both playing sides. In the event, this 'unfair' victory did not take place since the Russians overturned the score in the 3 seconds that were recognised by all official parties necessary for official play to occur.
      Whatever should have happened, there is no case for the USA to claim victory since they never actually took the lead barring through a mistake by officials.
      So who exactly was cheating here?
      The best that can be said is that officially, barring errors, the scores were tied 49-49 with a free throw and 3 seconds unplayed. As it happens, an illegitimate free throw and 3 seconds that all parties agreed to play were played and the results were the reversal of a USA 1-point advantage. Sometimes things like this happen in sport.
      To not turn up for your silver medal because for only one brief moment in the game you happened to be in the lead because a referee made the mistake of allowing a free throw during a Time Out, was rather petulant.
      On a further point, your Lance Armstrong and the US Postal Service Team basically rendered 7 years of the Tour de France redundant, and laid waste all the time and money invested by fans. So you are part of "a shitty country like this" - but don't acknowledge it then you won't have to kill yourself - that is if you are a man of your word, which, coming from such a shitty country rife with bullshit, I rather doubt.

    • @phillipmain9144
      @phillipmain9144 4 года назад +3

      mrrolight dude no lmao no way they had no timeouts left and it would have been a turnover. Then they threw the ball in and time ran out therefore the US won. Then the officials gave them another shot and that’s when they won! It was bullshit and you are a fucking idiot

    • @bot1ch
      @bot1ch 4 года назад +6

      @@phillipmain9144 haha US got rekt, cry is free haha

  • @marioDB300
    @marioDB300 5 лет назад +1

    There is no reason for the hate, just love history

  • @elboertjie
    @elboertjie 12 лет назад

    With such an strong and destructive emotional attitude, you're creating a path of hardship for yourself.
    Don't let someone else's wrong causes you to get a heart of coal, but instead, let it help you to correct any future injustices and stand up for those that are done wrong, be they one of your own or someone else.

  • @MaximosKouzalis
    @MaximosKouzalis 6 лет назад +14

    Who came here after watching “3 seconds”

    • @tobalaba
      @tobalaba 5 лет назад

      i did

    • @michaelshuff2774
      @michaelshuff2774 4 года назад

      Is this a documentary??

    • @kajmak64bit76
      @kajmak64bit76 4 года назад +1

      @@michaelshuff2774 a really fckin good movie... not really a documentary just a movie based on real stuff xd

    • @michaelshuff2774
      @michaelshuff2774 4 года назад

      @@kajmak64bit76 interesting either way. Thank you!

    • @kajmak64bit76
      @kajmak64bit76 4 года назад

      @@michaelshuff2774 damn that was fast answer... you should watch the movie its really fcking awesome

  • @laspigroup2974
    @laspigroup2974 8 лет назад +21

    USSR team was the best of course. All during play soviet players teached american friends how to play basketball. And last 3 second as diamond point.

    • @dwrussell96
      @dwrussell96 8 лет назад +15

      Lol so please explain why the USA has won more basketball gold medals than any country, and beating USSR in four of the finals?

    • @targCA
      @targCA 6 лет назад +4

      You do realize USA was so good they banned us from using NBA players in the olympics but no other country? Shut the fuck up lol

  • @rmarket3778
    @rmarket3778 6 лет назад +1

    *So now we have a film about this*

  • @HappyLummox
    @HappyLummox 13 лет назад +3

    @catrachocolo, Incorrect. If the US players had guarded correctly then there would have been another magic 3 seconds added, and so on, until eventually the time would run out with the USSR winning.

    • @adamage1766
      @adamage1766 3 года назад +1

      If you watch the ref was not allowing the American to guard the guy throwing the ball in court. As the American tries to cover him the ref tells him to back up and allowed the Russian to throw the long pass uncovered. Also, under the hoop the Russian pushed the American to the ground. This video left out a lot. It doesn't matter to me either way but I saw a documentary that showed the way America was cheated. Just like the extra 3 seconds added and the ball going back to Russia after the first hail marry miss

  • @TankMarst
    @TankMarst 3 года назад +16

    "Name one sports team that has suffered the most."
    Me: Russia in the Olympics

    • @noname-pk6ez
      @noname-pk6ez 3 года назад +2

      Italy and spain at wc 02'

    • @Ikjunh232
      @Ikjunh232 2 года назад

      It’s USSR, not Russia

    • @JulioLeonFandinho
      @JulioLeonFandinho 2 года назад

      @@noname-pk6ez USSR was robbed in the 1982 wc against Brazil... maybe even worst than Italy and Spain in 2002, imagine how bad it was that game. The thing is that the president of the FIFA in 1982 was a brazilian. Fortunately, Italy put that overrated as hell brazilian team in its place later

  • @Djstecca
    @Djstecca 14 лет назад +9

    Ahhhh, the good old days, when we were enemies & happy!!!

  • @Xamsims
    @Xamsims 12 лет назад +2

    So much for sportsmanship.

  • @oneputtsteven
    @oneputtsteven 14 лет назад +2

    The Soviet player who inbounds the ball on the phoney "final play" lands with his foot inbounds, another violation missed by these incompetent refs.

    • @thedream9973
      @thedream9973 2 года назад

      you can’t even sub during the kind of dead ball they had

  • @IncredibleStan
    @IncredibleStan 6 лет назад +7

    Am I the only person trying to figure out where these additional 3 seconds just magically came from??

    • @detailandia2122
      @detailandia2122 4 года назад +6

      Yes, you are the only one, because everybody know it, usa looooose yeah

    • @danieliusb8837
      @danieliusb8837 4 года назад

      They wanted to take the time out when it was 3 sec, but cuz of
      Technichal difficulties they couldn't, so they replayed the one second which they lost, but they had to replay the 3 seconds and Soviets deserved the win cuz they played it not as dirty as US and they won

    • @phillipmain9144
      @phillipmain9144 4 года назад

      Danielius Botvich no lmao the soviets had no timeouts and it should have been a turnover and then didn’t score on a throw in and was given another chance to finally score. Cheated and you know it the soviets are sore losers and have to cheat to win! Why do you think the olympics won’t allow Russia to represent their country??? Bc they cheated and was caught through investigation. I respect Nazi germany more than I do the shitty asa soviet fuckwads who fell apart in the early 90’s trying to compete in an arms race with the true US super power of the world. Russia is absolute shit

    • @Val_Nikon
      @Val_Nikon 3 года назад

      @@phillipmain9144 lmao someone's salty that they lost🤣

    • @phillipmain9144
      @phillipmain9144 3 года назад

      Val Nikonov lmao they didn’t lose jackass. Only a sore loser piece of shit would call that a win! The refs gave it to the soviets. It’s there in plain sight dummy

  • @ultimatum4999
    @ultimatum4999 4 года назад +23

    watching it from Mongolia. Long live Russia. Просто молодцы ура ура ура

  • @sivret20
    @sivret20 11 лет назад +2

    The thing everyone forgets is how the ref told the American to back off at the end. Had he actually been defending the pass, they wouldn't have been able to get the ball down the court. When has any ref, EVER, told a player to back off of the inbounds pass?

    • @ericaferro4450
      @ericaferro4450 Год назад

      It was the same ref that was waving his arms telling Russia to hurry up and inbound after Collins made the free throws at the end. It was complete corruption.

  • @kaatalaster
    @kaatalaster 6 лет назад

    Qorkhia and Sakhandelidze

  • @elboertjie
    @elboertjie 12 лет назад +3

    Even as an layman such as me, who knows very little about basketball, that last few seconds of calling time-outs looks very suspicious.
    Perhaps in those days the rules allowed for that and since that incident, they have modified the rules to avoid such occurrences from happening again.
    I also notice that they have a score of 50 points and to me this looks to be quite low by today's standards, unless of course it is due to two strong teams playing each other that the scores are lower, or?

  • @CLu-uw7uv
    @CLu-uw7uv 3 года назад +5

    Just saw the 2017 Russian sports drama film "Three seconds" (also known as "Going Vertical") in the small theater in my apartment complex on October 3, 2020.
    I have known the story since 1972, but didn't know that Team USA lagged behind throughout the match.

    • @ronpetrovich9387
      @ronpetrovich9387 3 года назад +4

      Team USA WON THE GOLD. RUSSIA MISSED THE SHOT.

    • @CLu-uw7uv
      @CLu-uw7uv 3 года назад +1

      @@ronpetrovich9387 What are you talking about ?

    • @ronpetrovich9387
      @ronpetrovich9387 2 года назад +2

      @@CLu-uw7uv team USA beat the Russian basketball team in 72 Olympics but the refs gave Russia another shot after they missed and time ran out.

    • @CLu-uw7uv
      @CLu-uw7uv 2 года назад +1

      @@ronpetrovich9387 Well, the Russians got the medal. That's a fact.

    • @roberteugene7295
      @roberteugene7295 2 года назад +3

      @@CLu-uw7uv
      Correction: they were *GIVEN* gold medals. They didn't win them.

  • @nickcromwell7795
    @nickcromwell7795 5 лет назад +1

    It's not the matter of a roster. American professional dream team of 2004: Marbury, Stephon
    Wade, Dwyane
    Boozer, Carlos
    Anthony, Carmelo
    James, LeBron
    Okafor, Emeka
    Marion, Shawn
    Stoudemire, Amar'e
    Duncan, Tim (C)
    Odom, Lamar
    won bronze at Athens.
    Basketball is an American sport. In all other countries it's not so wide-played completely. It's no surprise at all that USA dominates basketball that much, considering proportionally money and nation-wide effort thrown into it, and the popularity of players, of course. Roughly Every college and university has incomparable basketball funding unlike the rest of the world. No other country can match at least a quarter of it. Don't forget that nowadays dream-team members have salaries like quite optimistic budget of some African country.
    Guys that highly-paid are hardly the worst the nation could offer, cause it's a known secret that the best athletes go the rosiest route. In the rest of the world it's football aka soccer and hockey, not basketball. Though several countries may bring several millions to the table, those are pennies compared to the NBA.
    It seems quite fair North America prevails in basketball (as well as its soccer mediocrity) and that from time to time USA loses too. Or it would have been totally disastrously boring spectacle, knowing that the States are unbeatable, even for the Americans themselves.

    • @Baccanaso
      @Baccanaso 2 года назад

      But it is about the roster. The 2004 team had a much tougher competition than the 72 team. Think of it this way, the soviets had to have officials cheat in order for them to win by less than 5 points, Imagine if they had to play a team with Abdul Jabbar, dr J, Wilt, Rick Barry, Pete Mavarich, Walt Frasier. It would have been a blowout no different from what the 92 dream team did internationally.

  • @user-jr2ih2wi3u
    @user-jr2ih2wi3u 4 года назад

    a miracle on the site

  • @greenwolfegreen6028
    @greenwolfegreen6028 6 лет назад +17

    If the game officials fail to do their job and one or the other team is unfairly victimized by their incompetence, then the victimized team is under no obligation to accept the result of the athletic contest. This rule is called, " The Universal Rule of Justice and Fair Play. "

    • @CakesTv1337
      @CakesTv1337 2 года назад

      I just watched The Sandlot, cut me a break

  • @dimonmedvedka4205
    @dimonmedvedka4205 6 лет назад +5

    Движение Вверх!
    Going Vertical!

  • @secundus6457
    @secundus6457 2 года назад +2

    Soviet "Miracle on Ice". Legendary victory.

    • @roberteugene7295
      @roberteugene7295 2 года назад

      Legendary travesty. Made possible only by multiple rules violations by Renato William Jones, Secretary General of FIBA. But for his interference, the United States would have won. There would have been no (illegal) substitution of Edeschko for Zarmukamedov, and no final attempt.

    • @Andrey_Gorbatok
      @Andrey_Gorbatok 2 года назад

      @@roberteugene7295 I will quote his phrase from a Russian film on this event: "Basketball is a gentlemen's sport." ))
      P.S. By the way, the film is half shit, half a masterpiece. Because the preparation for the Olympics is disgusting. The Olympics itself is not badly shown. But this very match is superbly done.

    • @roberteugene7295
      @roberteugene7295 2 года назад +1

      @@Andrey_Gorbatok
      My apologies, old boy, but I wouldn't term the actions of the Soviet team nor Renato William Jones "gentlemanly." Soviet players attempted to injure American players (Jim Brewer and Doug Collins are prominent examples), knowingly illegally substituted Edeschko during the stoppage, and the illegal interference by Jones can't be called gentlemanly by any stretch of the imagination.

    • @Andrey_Gorbatok
      @Andrey_Gorbatok 2 года назад

      @@roberteugene7295 So you don’t understand, I was ironic about Renato William Jones. Even in the movie about this event, it looked so unfair that it was fucking funny to look at it. Another funny thing is that in the film it turned out that three Soviet basketball players were unfit to play. Sergey Belov has a knee injury. Alexander Belov had some kind of asthma-like illness. (In fact, it was angiosarcoma of the heart). And Alzhan Zharmukhamedov was short-sighted in general. And I do not know how they really were. But according to the version of this film, the USSR national basketball team with three disabled members was able to ILLEGALLY perform a miracle by defeating the US national team. And all this in order for the coach to be able to heal his disabled son. Seriously, this movie is going to blow your mind more than the match itself.

    • @roberteugene7295
      @roberteugene7295 2 года назад +1

      @@Andrey_Gorbatok
      In that case, my apologies again. No, I didn't understand your intent with the phrase.

  • @futchiman
    @futchiman 12 лет назад

    What documentary s this from?

  • @Chevan2008
    @Chevan2008 10 лет назад +60

    невероятно. Такой облом бедным янки!!! Неужели были ТАКИЕ времена. Хочу туда...

    • @user-yd9pz4nn6f
      @user-yd9pz4nn6f 6 лет назад +5

      там бы ты об этом прочитал из газет разве что, потому что у тебя даже телика не было бы )

    • @Z4K97B
      @Z4K97B 5 лет назад +4

      @@user-yd9pz4nn6f в 72 почти в каждом доме были

    • @user-kz7gh6dw3q
      @user-kz7gh6dw3q 4 года назад +9

      Эмм, и бабушка и дедушка смотрели в прямом эфире. Поменьше ешь дерьма молодой человек)

  • @ScaniaFung
    @ScaniaFung 5 лет назад +26

    I come here after I watch Движение вверх, I'm from China, forever CCCP

    • @user-tb5nq9lc8f
      @user-tb5nq9lc8f 4 года назад +1

      Say something on Chinese

    • @SA-5247
      @SA-5247 4 года назад

      Taiwan numba 1

    • @bill5048
      @bill5048 4 года назад

      @@SA-5247 you have no face.YOU KNOW WHAT IM TALKING ABOUT.

    • @phillipmain9144
      @phillipmain9144 4 года назад

      Say I support cheating dopers in Chinese

    • @bill5048
      @bill5048 4 года назад

      @@phillipmain9144 Kiss my Chinese ass. America just did a great job. Government doesn't care people died or not. Rich people only care about their money.Over 1million confiirmed cases. OMFG great job. Trump drives America crazy again!

  • @fabionunes2793
    @fabionunes2793 8 лет назад

    Seems like I'm watching a Flamengo game in the early 80's. For whom don't konw, Flamengo is a braziliam soccer team who was usualy helped by all referees in that country (my country). Honestly, I can't believe my eyes! Unbelievable!

  • @thesmooveserb
    @thesmooveserb 12 лет назад

    Op de olympische spelen van 1972 in Munchen speelde USA de finale in het basketbal tegen de USSR. Deze finale eindigde heel tumultueus en zorgde voor veel controverse. Dat dergelijke dingen mogelijk zijn op dit niveau is onbegrijpelijk. Al is het wel een mooie zaak dat de hegemonie van de USA werd verbroken, alsook hun hoogmoed wordt afgestraft. Oordeel zelf wat je vindt van de uitslag...

  • @sa-uz8xv
    @sa-uz8xv 9 лет назад +84

    wow, great win for the Soviets

    • @kevinluna2088
      @kevinluna2088 9 лет назад +17

      Except for the fact that they didn't win, at least not according to the actual rules at the time.

    • @ColtsBlazers
      @ColtsBlazers 9 лет назад +8

      Not at all. The soviets were handed that game

    • @kempessfa1946
      @kempessfa1946 9 лет назад +11

      Austin Moe Sore loser

    • @kevinluna2088
      @kevinluna2088 9 лет назад +13

      Kempes SFA How can someone be a sore loser if their team wins the game?

    • @kempessfa1946
      @kempessfa1946 8 лет назад

      Kevin Luna Sophisms

  • @BearVodkaBalalayka
    @BearVodkaBalalayka 8 лет назад +5

    Wrongly blamed USSR in cheating, becouse i'ts mistake scorer's table (not given timeout right away and timekeeper mistake). Also wrong to say that these mistakes have helped the Soviet Union win - we don't known what would have been the game, if not the judges mistakes. Just one point difference and 3 seconds is a lot in basketball. 50/50 chance.
    America does not agree with the result, and I understand them, but if the match does not replay then, the obvious this result will remain in history forever. People who do not agree need to accept this.
    Unfortunately this shit will repeated constantly in future.

    • @seekeroftruth45
      @seekeroftruth45 8 лет назад

      refs obviously got bribed

    • @BearVodkaBalalayka
      @BearVodkaBalalayka 8 лет назад +1

      Patriots Legend
      And obviously you have proof?

    • @seekeroftruth45
      @seekeroftruth45 8 лет назад

      BearVodkaBalalayka everyone except the Russians knows it.

    • @BearVodkaBalalayka
      @BearVodkaBalalayka 8 лет назад +1

      Patriots Legend
      As expected you have no proof.
      Next, please.

    • @seekeroftruth45
      @seekeroftruth45 8 лет назад

      BearVodkaBalalayka I don't need proof. Others have it. Read the other comments best time because you would learn something.

  • @staringatthesun861
    @staringatthesun861 3 года назад +1

    The Soviets got 3 chances to inbound the ball and win the game. 3. How many times have you ever seen this in another basketball game? In my nearly 20 years of watching basketball, I can't recall ever seeing it. Much less in a gold medal match. The schadenfreude against the USA in this comment section is ironic. It reeks of the same bitterness you accuse the USA of having.

  • @Eiramzify
    @Eiramzify 12 лет назад

    Gawd thanks for explaining ^^ Ive been trying to pinpoint what was the cheating part but all these comments are just passionate yelling xD I noticed the horn when Collins was making the second free throw but Im so naive I failed to see the intention of it. Idid find weird when the referee asked the player(sorry dont know his name.. Tim?) to back away for the soviet to make the pass... Unless thats another rule I ignore..

  • @DontSurf030981
    @DontSurf030981 12 лет назад +3

    One of the greatest plays ever , reminds me of the Laettner shot , time to give Aleksander Belov the respect he deserves , unbiased greetings from Belgium

    • @metallicaben_1642
      @metallicaben_1642 2 года назад

      Same I am belgian and the Russian Victory is just

  • @user-el1vw6fi5v
    @user-el1vw6fi5v 4 года назад +8

    Слава великому СССР !

    • @Erni77
      @Erni77 2 года назад

      💪

  • @Contrastos
    @Contrastos 6 лет назад +1

    cool.

  • @garyduff8739
    @garyduff8739 5 лет назад

    Then there was that other conflict with another small town downstate Illinois guy, Dixon IL, Reagan.

  • @beerozefal
    @beerozefal 12 лет назад +10

    USSR! USSR! USSR!!!

    • @eaglessuck8645
      @eaglessuck8645 4 года назад

      Павел Мухин way to cheat

    • @StephJ0seph
      @StephJ0seph 4 года назад

      Lol, what are you trying to achieve here?

    • @adamage1766
      @adamage1766 3 года назад

      Cheer the losers all you want

    • @beerozefal
      @beerozefal 3 года назад +1

      @@adamage1766 Cry, baby, cry

  • @JurgenKrace
    @JurgenKrace 5 лет назад +22

    Germans felt the same in 1945 :-)

    • @SwaggerNauts365
      @SwaggerNauts365 4 года назад +5

      Jürgen Kraise
      Yeah and the soviets felt like this in 1991 on the way out 😉
      You’re welcome. Stars n Stripes forever fucker 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

    • @anoyy-_-7541
      @anoyy-_-7541 4 года назад +9

      @@SwaggerNauts365 dude youre a nazi asf

    • @exkalidu5209
      @exkalidu5209 4 года назад +11

      @@SwaggerNauts365 the american soldiers felt the power of the vietnamese farmers with AK47.

    • @ursoj1235
      @ursoj1235 4 года назад +3

      @@exkalidu5209 No we really didn't considering we decimated their entire army. We withdrew because of politics. Sure, we lost, however we didn't lose to shitty lend leased farmer AK's.

    • @powerslave7876
      @powerslave7876 4 года назад +1

      @@exkalidu5209 AK 47s and sticks*

  • @JMRGAMER
    @JMRGAMER 12 лет назад

    yes you can, he called it before the free throw was about to take place and you have the choice of having the time out inbetween the two throws or before them

  • @paulchristopher8634
    @paulchristopher8634 10 месяцев назад

    I am not an American nor am I Russian, but this match was fixed. Where are they getting this additional time from

  • @ivansanchoiglesias7734
    @ivansanchoiglesias7734 4 года назад +16

    ...And justice for all

  • @MBLiveChannel
    @MBLiveChannel 5 лет назад +4

    Красавцы!

  • @maybrook1
    @maybrook1 12 лет назад

    @Richardhedditch261 1992 was the first 'pro' Olympics with the addition of the 'Dream Team'

  • @daveisdragon
    @daveisdragon 14 лет назад

    @1Bolivia1 ?? What does that mean?

  • @MrIbeusefull
    @MrIbeusefull 11 лет назад +5

    If nba/aba players were allowed to play int he Olympics back then, it would have been a blowout

  • @davidmay4612
    @davidmay4612 9 лет назад +6

    If I'm understand this correctly, It sounds like there was no time outs left which means the ref's should of ignored the request.
    Also why was there another 3 seconds after the second go around? Anyone clear this up?!?

    • @sethmachakos9926
      @sethmachakos9926 8 лет назад

      +David May I have no idea..

    • @lukedetering4490
      @lukedetering4490 8 лет назад

      4:00 the time keeper put 50 secounds instead of 3 secounds in the timer. Thus leading to a force's replay, Even though it was clearly more than a 3 secound play.

    • @BobPapadopoulos
      @BobPapadopoulos 6 лет назад +1

      If at first you don't succeed.. just have the refs throw more time on the clock.

    • @nikitaglushkov8473
      @nikitaglushkov8473 6 лет назад

      I think what you mean to say is that if the refs fuck up the time keeping, make sure that they get it fucking right right on the spot. Subtle difference, hopefully you figure it out.

  • @737tech
    @737tech 6 лет назад

    A new movie is just out now about this.. In Russia.. How can I watch it here...?

  • @bus114
    @bus114 14 лет назад +1

    Wow, I remembered Collins' free throws, but didn't remember he stole the ball with seconds left. Anyway, I'm proud of the team for refusing the silver medals. If I had been in their place, I would have bought a nice frame and hung it on the wall, empty, and told people it was for the Olympic gold medal that was owed me.

    • @Val_Nikon
      @Val_Nikon 3 года назад

      Well someone's salty🤣

    • @onetruehitman7623
      @onetruehitman7623 2 года назад +1

      @@Val_Nikon They have a right to. The USSR had to have terrible referees to win the game to beat the college kids. Don’t understand how the victory can be celebrated knowing that the NBA players like Kareem Abdul Jabar would have destroyed the USSR even if they gave the USSR 30 points before the game started🤷‍♂️

    • @Val_Nikon
      @Val_Nikon 2 года назад

      @@onetruehitman7623 lmao keep whining. Americans can't take an L.😂

    • @onetruehitman7623
      @onetruehitman7623 2 года назад

      @@Val_Nikon You know what I said is true though 😉 since you didn’t come up with a rebuttal
      Edit: Literally no one says we won in 1988 and 2004 so yes we can take an L lol what are you going on about.

    • @Val_Nikon
      @Val_Nikon 2 года назад

      @@onetruehitman7623 lol no rebuttal cause I don't need one lmao

  • @DavidGee51
    @DavidGee51 10 лет назад +49

    Lost in all this is what an INCREDIBLE play by the Russians. Imagine if that had happened on the first attempt. It's just too bad that this game was ruined and the Russians aren't even getting the credit they deserve just for taking the US team down to the wire.

    • @abweezy0
      @abweezy0 10 лет назад +16

      fuck Russia the clearly cheated

    • @DavidGee51
      @DavidGee51 10 лет назад +24

      How did Russia cheat? The refs weren't Russian. And congratulations on your upcoming 13th birthday. Hope your balls drop for this one.

    • @antlerman1357
      @antlerman1357 10 лет назад +14

      No timeouts and somehow the coach gets to talk over a play with the players and stop the clock? Where did the Russians get a 2nd opportunity to score? I don't see anything wrong with the 1st attempt; that attempt looked pretty clean to me. Why would it be Russians ball after that 1st attempt anyway? Why did they ring the horn during Doug Collins's second free throw? i don't see how you could deny some form of cheating that went on in that ball game

    • @abweezy0
      @abweezy0 10 лет назад +6

      David Gee kiss the usa ass you hater

    • @DavidGee51
      @DavidGee51 10 лет назад +16

      I live in Orange County, CA. I grew up in Seattle. I was a US Marine and I was in the Persian Gulf War. I've done a lot more for this country than you ever will. You're too lazy to even use proper grammar. Why don't YOU kiss MY ass.

  • @LeanMrfuzzles
    @LeanMrfuzzles 3 года назад +8

    I really hope FIBA and the IOC overturn the result of this game. It’s such a black Mark on Olympic basketball.

    • @Val_Nikon
      @Val_Nikon 3 года назад +4

      Sour losers

    • @Val_Nikon
      @Val_Nikon 3 года назад +1

      @@barackojamba it was, and russia still managed to pull it off🤣

    • @roberteugene7295
      @roberteugene7295 2 года назад

      @@Val_Nikon
      Only because of illegal interference of FIBA Secretary General Renato William Jones. He ordered the officials to take actions in direct violation of rules he swore to uphold.

  • @Buckleofbelt
    @Buckleofbelt 12 лет назад

    AW shit! Really? Well... thanks for the heads up there chief.

  • @brianclough
    @brianclough 13 лет назад +1

    What were the odds of something like that happening? More than a million to 1 I think. A famous win nonetheless

  • @Leading23
    @Leading23 8 лет назад +29

    Красота. Можно бесконечно смотреть на три вещи - как горит огонь, как течет вода и как советские парни проводят по губам американцам в этом матче))

    • @stanborsh869
      @stanborsh869 6 лет назад

      Tochna!

    • @user-yd9pz4nn6f
      @user-yd9pz4nn6f 6 лет назад

      правда жаль, что в остальных 80% всех олимпийских игр по баскетболу выигрывали и продолжают выигрывать американцы. наши с 88 года не были победителями.

    • @user-yd9pz4nn6f
      @user-yd9pz4nn6f 6 лет назад +2

      что значит "ваши"? победа была всего СССР. и литовцев и украинцев и грузин и русских. общая.

  • @eliasrainer4430
    @eliasrainer4430 6 лет назад +5

    That match was over forty five years ago and yet there are still Americans who can't get over their loss. Talk about pathetic.

    • @marcel84marcel
      @marcel84marcel 5 лет назад

      We NEVER forget those who wronged us!

    • @K20EF8
      @K20EF8 5 лет назад

      Im not American but they were cheated out of a Gold medal. Your a pathetic loser.

  • @TheNef77
    @TheNef77 14 лет назад

    @slimdavy5 Since when was dusted mean that you win by BS calls?

  • @sebastijankalafatic6379
    @sebastijankalafatic6379 3 года назад

    What's the name of film made from this game?

    • @lukasfontana7589
      @lukasfontana7589 2 года назад

      "Going Vertical" (Движение вверх), also known as Three Seconds.

  • @johnosborne7708
    @johnosborne7708 3 года назад +3

    This was back when the NBA players weren't allowed to play. If the NBA guys were allowed to play the US team would have scored more than 200 points.

  • @dimercenary3090
    @dimercenary3090 10 лет назад +7

    The US was pissed because there were multiple violations of FIBA regulations that went in favor of the Soviets specifically that a game cannot go over 40 minutes in regulation, which the three seconds added by Renato Williams Jones violated. There was also

  • @1220b
    @1220b 3 года назад

    Ouch ! When Silver hangs more heavily than Gold.

    • @andyloomis9384
      @andyloomis9384 3 года назад

      What silver? I believe they never accepted it.

  • @ErikCarbajal
    @ErikCarbajal 14 лет назад

    Yeah man... absolutely

  • @detailandia2122
    @detailandia2122 4 года назад +4

    Why USA can't accept they are not the best?

    • @alexanderfooy723
      @alexanderfooy723 4 года назад +1

      DeTailandia Because they generally are at basketball.

    • @ShroomsInLocker
      @ShroomsInLocker 4 года назад

      They are the best in sports in General besides Soccer. Why can't other countries just accept facts?

    • @Dimka12345
      @Dimka12345 4 года назад

      Who is?

    • @pineapplesareyummy6352
      @pineapplesareyummy6352 3 года назад

      ​@@ShroomsInLocker Best in sports in general besides "Soccer" (i.e., Football)? Like what? Rugby? Cricket? Table Tennis? Badminton? Hockey?

  • @BrianEthe1st
    @BrianEthe1st 14 лет назад +3

    @Dackett Do you happen to have a copy of the official rules for 1972? If there is something in the rules where calling a timeout when you don't have one results in, instead of a technical foul, you getting the timeout and two attempts to make a basket, then the Americans would be defeated.

  • @crabmeat08
    @crabmeat08 14 лет назад

    wow.

  • @BagOfFun
    @BagOfFun 13 лет назад +1

    First off the whole decision about three extra minutes were completely wrong, and the referee can't change his decision after the end game buzzer goes off. Secondly, Soviet last play lasted a good 4 seconds from the pass 'til the shot was made. A historical video in the world of sports, thanks for the upload :)

  • @eviloverlord1771
    @eviloverlord1771 6 лет назад +7

    YES! WE WON!

    • @user-rt9yu1ym4o
      @user-rt9yu1ym4o 5 лет назад +1

      Evil Over Lord who the United States?

    • @user-co1gi7yd2r
      @user-co1gi7yd2r 4 года назад +2

      Fred. The. Master. Pro Suhren no, soviet union

    • @phillipmain9144
      @phillipmain9144 4 года назад

      отпираете no the US won lmao you have to be a pathetic piece of shit to think the Soviet fuckwads won.

    • @conservativeanprim8903
      @conservativeanprim8903 3 года назад +1

      @@phillipmain9144 can you just shut up you are annoying

    • @phillipmain9144
      @phillipmain9144 3 года назад

      Conservative Anprim 🍼🤫🤫🤫🤫

  • @tggirl2598
    @tggirl2598 9 лет назад +5

    TheGazFull: if the Soviet Union was so great how come it isn't around today unlike the USA

    • @gehtdichnichtsan5756
      @gehtdichnichtsan5756 5 лет назад +1

      maybe because the soviet union doesn't fucking exists anymore ?

  • @nikita7935
    @nikita7935 11 лет назад +2

    That's right, but USSR were first who flew in space.Your life is better, but American people, boy, girl, isn't a nationality, You're natives of other countries. There aren't bad nationalities, there are bad people in every nationality though (I hope You understood cause my English bad).

  • @dauletdauletov9141
    @dauletdauletov9141 5 лет назад +1

    Алжан Жармухамедов первый казах завоевавший золото в Олимпийских играх!!!