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NFL 1967 Super Bowl I - Kansas City Chiefs vs Green Bay Packers
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BILL WALTON DOMINATES THE 1973 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
On March 26, 1973, Bill Walton had one of the most memorable single game performances in college basketball history. The UCLA Bruins, coached by the legendary John Wooden, had won 6 consecutive championships, and were going for lucky # 7 in St. Louis, as they faced Memphis State in the 1973 title game. UCLA’s Bill Walton miraculously made 21 out of 22 field goal attempts and led all scorers with 44 points. Walton also grabbed 13 rebounds in the game. His heroics led UCLA to an 87-66 victory, completing an undefeated season. Bill Walton was named the NCAA Tournament’s Most Outstanding Player.
Bill Veeck's promotion with Eddie Gaedel - View the classic At Bat
Jerry Lucas introduces William W. "Bill" Bradley as he delivers his speech upon being enshrined to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame as part of the class of 1983
Fierce Competitors
Bill Russell
Coach Bear Bryant
Ed "Too Tall" Jones
Jack Lambert
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Bill Russell
Coach Bear Bryant
Ed "Too Tall" Jones
Jack Lambert
Game of the Day
1970 NBA Finals - Knicks vs Lakers in Game 7
Knicks Win NBA Championship in 1970 - With Bill Russell retiring after the 1969 season, the NBA Eastern Division was finally open to all contenders, and the New York Knickerbockers took full advantage and finished in first place with 60 wins. They were led by MVP Willis Reed, First team All-Star Guard Walt Frazier, Forwards Dave DeBusschere and Bill Bradley, and guard Dick Barnett. Coach Red Holzman emphasized team defense, a cohesive team offense and a deep bench led by Mike Riordan, Dave Stallworth, and Cazzie Russell.
In a devastating moment to the team, Willis Reed was injured in the finals, and almost everyone thought the Knicks championship run was over. In one of the most inspirational and memorable sports moments of all time, just before Game 7 of the NBA Finals an injured Willis Reed emerged onto the Madison Square Garden floor shortly before tip-off. He dragged his injured leg on to the floor playing just a few minutes before retiring to the bench for the rest of the game. The emotionally rejuvenated Knicks beat the Lakers that night 113–99 to win the championship.
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