Relive the great college basketball games of the past for only $6.75 a game on DVD plus $3.00 shipping within the US (Additional for international).  Re-Broadcasts are denoted with a -r.   

NCAA Finals

2009 #2 North Carolina (33-4) 89-72 #8 Michigan St. (31-6)

2008 #4 Kansas (36-3) 75-68 OT #2 Memphis (38-1) (Mario Chalmers hits a 3 in regulation to send game into OT) Re-broadcast

2007 #6 Florida (34-5) 84-75 #1 Ohio St. (35-3) re-broadcast

2006 #11 Florida (28-7) 73-57 #7 UCLA (32-6)

2005 #2 North Carolina (32-4) 75-70 #1 Illinois (37-1)

2004 #7 Connecticut (32-6) 82-73 #14 Georgia Tech (28-9)

2003 #13 Syracuse (29-5) 81-78 #6 Kansas (30-7) re-broadcast

2002 #4 Maryland (31-4) 64-52 Indiana (25-11)

2000 #2 Michigan St. (31-7) 89-76 #13 Florida (29-7) Re-broadcast

1999 #3 Connecticut (33-2) 77-74 #1 Duke (37-1)

1998 #5 Kentucky (34-4) 78-69 #7 Utah (30-3)

1997 #15 Arizona (24-9) 84-79 OT #5 Kentucky (35-4)

1996 #2 Kentucky (33-2) 76-67 #15 Syracuse (29-8)

1995 #1 UCLA (30-2) 89-78 #6 Arkansas (32-6)

1994 #2 Arkansas (30-3) 76-72 #6 Duke (28-5) re-broadcast

1993 #4 North Carolina (33-4) 77-71 #3 Michigan (31-4) re-broadcast

1991 #6 Duke (31-7) 72-65 #12 Kansas (27-7) re-broadcast

1990 #2 UNLV (34-5) 103-73 #15 Duke (29-8)

1989 #10 Michigan (29-7) 80-79 OT #11 Seton Hall (31-6) re-broadcast

1988 Kansas (26-11) 83-79 #4 Oklahoma (35-3)

1987 #3 Indiana (29-4) 74-73 #10 Syracuse (31-6)

1986 #7 Louisville (32-7) 72-69 #1 Duke (37-2)

1985 Villanova (24-10) 66-64 #1 Georgetown (35-2) Re-broadcast

1984 #2 Georgetown (33-3) 84-75 #5 Houston (32-4) Re-broadcast

1983 #16 N.C. State (25-10) 54-52 #1 Houston (31-2) Re-broadcast

1982 #1 North Carolina (31-2) 63-62 #6 Georgetown (30-6) (Jordan hits the game winner)

1981 #9 Indiana (25-9) 63-50 #6 North Carolina (29-7) Re-broadcast

1980 #2 Louisville (32-3) 59-54 UCLA (22-9)

1979 #3 Michigan St. (25-6) 74-65 #1 Indiana St. (33-0) (Magic and Larry Bird)

1978 #1 Kentucky (29-2) 94-88 #7 Duke (27-6) (Jack Givens 41 pts)

1977 #7 Marquette (24-7) 67-59 #5 North Carolina (28-4)

1976 #1 Indiana (31-0) 86-68 #9 Michigan (25-6)

1975 #2 UCLA (27-3) 92-85 #5 Kentucky (26-4) (re-broadcast)

1973 #1 UCLA (29-0) 87-66 #12 Memphis St. (24-5) (re-broadcast)

1966 #3 Texas Western (27-1) 72-65 #1 Kentucky (27-1) (Texas Western becomes 1st team to ever start 5 black player in the Finals)

NCAA Tournament

2009 Semifinals #2 North Carolina (32-4) 83-69 #11 Villanova (30-7)

2009 Semifinals #8 Michigan St. (30-6) 82-73 #4 Connecticut (31-4)

2009 Regional Finals #11 (#3 seed) Villanova (29-7) 78-76 #4 (#1 seed) Pittsburgh (31-4) (Villanova hits a runner in the last second)

2009 Regional Finals #5 (#2 seed) Connecticut (30-4) 82-75 #9 (#3 seed) Missouri (31-6)

2009 Regional Finals #8 (#2 seed) Michigan St. (29-6) 64-52 #1 (#1 seed) Louisville (31-5) (re-broadcast)

2009 Regional Finals #2 (#1 seed) North Carolina (31-4) 72-60 #7 (#2 seed) Oklahoma (30-5) (re-broadcast)

2009 Sweet Sixteen #8 (#2 seed) Michigan St. (28-6) 67-62 #14 (#3 seed) Kansas (27-7) re-broadcast

2009 Sweet Sixteen #4 (#1 seed) Pittsburgh (30-4) 60-55 #20 (#4 seed) Xavier (27-7) re-broadcast

2009 1st Round (#12 seed) Western Kentucky (24-8) 76-72 (#5 seed) Illinois (24-9)

2007 1st Round (#11 seed) Virginia Commenwealth (#6 seed) #21 Duke (22-10) (Eric Maynor hits a jumper with 1.8 seconds left, Greg Paulus scores 25 pts, 1st time Duke has lost in the 1st round in a decade)

2006 Regional Final (#11 seed) George Mason (26-7) 86-84 OT #2 (#1 seed) UCONN (30-3) (60 minutes, missing last 15 minutes of 1st half) Re-broadcast

2006 Sweet Sixteen #7 UCLA (29-6) 73-71 #5 Gonzaga (29-3)

2005 Semifinals #1 Illinois (36-1) 72-57 #4 Louisville (33-4)

2005 Regional Final #15 (#5 seed) Michigan St. (25-6) 94-88 2OT #7 (#2 seed) Kentucky (28-5) (120 minutes, slightly edited at parts to fit the 120 minutes) re-broadcast

2005 Regional Final (#1 seed) #1 Illinois (35-1) 90-89 OT (#2 seed) #9 Arizona (30-6) (Illinois comes back from 15 down with 4 minutes remaining) re-broadcast

2005 Sweet Sixteen #1 Illinois (34-1) 77-63 (#12 seed) UW-Milwaukee (26-5)

2004 Semifinals #7 Connecticut (31-6) 79-78 #6 Duke (31-5)

2004 2nd Round (#8 seed) Alabama (18-12) 70-67 #1 (#1 seed) Stanford (30-1)-r

1999 Regional Finals (#4 seed) #14 Ohio St. (26-8) 77-74 (#3 seed) #9 St. John's (28-8) re-broadcast

1998 Regional Finals #3 (#1 seed) Duke (32-3) 84-86 #5 (#2 seed) Kentucky (32-4) (17 pt comeback for Kentucky) re-broadcast

1998 Regional Finals (#8 seed) Rhode Island (22-8) 77-79 (#3 seed) #10 Stanford (30-4) re-broadcast

1997 Semifinals #15 Arizona (23-9) 66-58 #4 North Carolina (28-6)

1996 Semifinals #5 Kentucky (33-4) 86-85 OT #10 Stanford (30-4)

1995 2nd Round #1 UCLA (26-2) 75-74 #23 Missouri (20-8)

1994 Sweet Sixteen (#4 seed) #13 Kansas (27-7) 78-83 (# 1 seed) #3 Purdue (28-4) (Glenn Robinson scores 44 pts.) Re-broadcast

1992 Regional Finals #1 Duke (31-2) 104-103 OT #6 Kentucky (29-6) (Laettner hits GW shot as time expires)

1992 Semifinal #6 Duke (30-7) 79-77 #1 UNLV (34-0)

1989 Semifinals #10 Michigan (29-7) 83-81 #3 Illinois (31-4)

1988 Semifinals Kansas (25-11) 66-59 #5 Duke (28-6)

1987 Sweet Sixteen (3-20-87) (#2 seed) #6 Iowa (29-4) 93-91 OT (#6 seed) Oklahoma (24-9) (Kevin Gamble 3 pointer with 1 second remaining) re-broadcast

1987 1st Round Michigan 97-82 Navy (David Robinson 50 pts, 12 reb, 2 stl, 3 blk) re-broadcast

1985 Sweet Sixteen #8 LouisianaTech (29-2) 84-86 #4 Oklahoma (30-6) (LT's Karl Malone and OU's Wayman Tisdale; starts with 9:47 left in the 2nd half) re-broadcast

1983 Regional Final #2 (#1 seed) Louisville (31-3) 80-68 OT #12 (#3 seed) Kentucky (22-7) re-broadcast

1983 1st Round #16 N.C. State (20-10) 69-67 2OT Pepperdine (20-8) Re-broadcast

1982 Semifinals #1 North Carolina (30-2) 68-63 Houston

1981 Sweet Sixteen #16 BYU (23-6) 51-50 #7 Notre Dame (23-5) (Danny Ainge length of the court drive and lay-up in final seconds)-r

1980 2nd Round (#8 seed) UCLA (18-9) 77-71 #1 (#1 seed) DePaul (26-1) (UCLA features Kiki Vandeweghe and DePaul features Mark Aguirre and Terry Cummings)

1979 Semifinals #1 Indiana St. (32-0) 76-74 #6 DePaul (25-5) (Indiana St. features Larry Bird and DePaul features Mark Aguirre)

Regular Season

2010 Season (12-23-09) Bragin' Rights Game Illinois (8-3) 68-81 Missouri (7-3)

2010 Season (12-19-09) Illinois (8-2) 67-70 Georgia (4-4)

2010 Season (12-2-09) Illinois (4-2) 76-74 #19 Clemson (6-1) (Illinois comes back from 23 down in the 2nd half, Fr. Brandon Paul 20 pts, 5 reb, 3 ast, 3 stl, 1 blk)

2010 Season (12-1-09) #9 Michigan St. (5-1) 82-89 #11 North Carolina (6-1)

2010 Season (11-24-09)  Wofford (2-2) 64-78 #20 Illinois (4-0)

2009 Season (3-8-09) #7 Duke (25-5) 72-79 #2 North Carolina (26-3)

2009 Season (3-5-09) #23 Illinois (23-7) 63-64 Penn St. (20-9)

2009 Season (3-1-09) #9 Michigan St. (22-5) 74-66 #20 Illinois (23-6) (starts 4 minutes into the game)

2009 Season (2-12-09) #20 Illinois (19-5) 60-59 Northwestern (13-8) (Demetri McCamey scorees 21 including the game winner with 2.9 seconds after trailing 57-43 with 5 minutes left)

2009 Season (2-11-09) #3 North Carolina (21-3) 101-87 #6 Duke (20-3)

2009 Season (1-28-09) #1 Duke (18-1) 68-70 #6 Wake Forest (15-1)

2009 Season (1-13-09) Kentucky (12-4) 90-72 #24 Tennessee (10-4) (Jodie Meeks scores 54) re-broadcast

2009 (1-7-09) Davidson (10-2) 67-79 #2 Duke (12-1) (S. Curry 29 pts, 8 reb, 6 ast and Jon Scheyer 22 pts)

2009 (12-4-08) #9 UCLA (4-1) 64-68 #8 Texas (5-1) (Abrams 31 points)

2009 (12-3-08) #1 North Carolina (7-0) 98-63 #13 Michigan St. (4-1) (Tyler Hansbrough 25 pts and 11 reb)

2009 (11-25-08) #7 Texas (3-0) 80-81 #8 Notre Dame (3-0) (L. Harangoody (ND) 29 pts, 13 reb and A. Abrams (Tex) 23 pts and 5 reb)

2008 Big Ten Quarters Indiana (25-7) 58-59 Minnesota (19-13) Re-Broadcast

2008 #2 Tennessee 66-62 #1 Memphis (Memphis featuring Derrick Rose) Re-Broadcast

2008 #1 North Carolina (28-2) 76-68 #5 Duke (26-3) (North Carolina scores final 10 pts) re-broadcast

2008 (3-9-08) #17 Indiana (25-5) 64-68 OT Penn St. (14-15) (re-broadcast)

2008 (2-16-08) #7 Stanford (20-4) 67-66 Arizona (16-8) (Brook Lopez 23 pts, 10 reb) re-broadcast

2008 (2-13-08) #15 Wisconsin (19-4) 68-66 #13 Indiana (20-3) (Eric Gordon scores 23 pts) Re-broadcast

2008 (2-9-08) #24 Purdue (19-5) 72-67 #8 Wisconsin (19-3) Re-broadcast

2008 (2-7-08) #13 Indiana (18-3) 83-79 2OT Illinois (10-13) (Demetri McCamey scores 31 pts.) Re-Broadcast)

2008 (2-7-08) West Virginia (16-6) 54-55 #25 Pittsburgh (17-5) (Ronald Ramon hits a 3 at the buzzer) re-broadcast

2008 (2-2-08) #8 Michigan St. (19-2) 76-85 Penn St. (10-10) (Re-Broadcast)

2008 Gonzaga (17-5) 85-89 OT #23 St. Mary's (Ca.) (18-3) (Todd Golden hit 6 3's) re-broadcast

2008 (1-21-08) Syracuse (13-6) 62-64 OT #9 Georgetown (14-2) (SU's Johnny Green 24 pts) re-broadcast

2008 (1-19-08) Maryland 82-80 North Carolina (James Gist 22 pts, 13 reb) re-roadcast

2008 (1-16-08) #1 North Carolina (17-0) 83-82 Georgia Tech (7-8) (Tyler Hansbrough blocks a shot at the buzzer and scores 27 for the game) re-broadcast

2008 (1-12-08) Connecticut (11-3) 69-72 #8 Georgetown (12-1) (Roy Hibbert hits a 3 at the end of the game) re-broadcast

2008 #12 Texas 63-61 Oklahoma St. (re-broadcast)

2008 Oklahoma St. (10-9) 61-64 Oklahoma (14-5) (The Blake brothers combine for 35 points) re-broadcast

2008 #9 Pittsburgh 65-64 #7 Duke in New York (Pitt hits a 3 with 5 seconds remaining) re-broadcast

2008 (12-22-07) #4 Texas (11-0) 72-78 #9 Michigan St. (10-1) (Re-Broadcast)

2008 (12-20-07) Wisconsin (9-2) 67-66 #9 Texas (11-1) (Michael Flowers hits a 3 with 2 seconds left) re-broadcast

2008 (11-25-07) Arizona 72-76 #4 Kansas (re-broadcast)

2008 (11-14-07) #1 North Carolina 72-68 Davidson (Stephan Curry 24 pts) re-broadcast

2007 Big East Quarters #15 Louisville (22-8) 82-71 West Virginia (22-8) re-broadcast

2007 (2-28-07) #6 Texas A&M 96-98 2OT #15 Texas (Kevin Durant 30 pts and 16 reb) re-broadcast

2007 (2-25-07) #2 Wisconsin (26-3) 48-49 #1 Ohio St. (25-3) (Mike Conley hits game winner with 4 seconds left) Re-broadcast

2007 (2-14-07) #2 Ohio St. (22-3) 64-62 Penn St. (10-13) re-broadcast

2007 #23 Texas 103-105 3OT #14 Oklahoma St. (re-broadcast and edited into 120 minutes)

2007 Florida St. 68-67 #8 Duke (FSU Al Thornton 21 pts, and FSU ends 15 game losing streak at Duke) re-broadcast

2007 Providence 98-89 OT Boston College (re-broadcast)

2006 #17 Georgetown (17-5) 51-57 Marquette (16-8) (6-11 Steve Novak hits 5 3-pts) re-broadcast

2006 (2-4-06) Notre Dame (10-8) 86-89 OT Louisville (14-7)-r

2006 (12-31-05) LSU (7-4) 76-78 #21 Ohio St. (10-0) (Matt Sylvester with 3-point buzzer beater) Re-broadcast

2005 (2-20-05) Minnesota (18-9) 59-57 Purdue (Gene Keady's last home game) re-broadcast

2005 (2-14-05) #2 Kansas 79-80 2OT #25 Texas Tech (edited 1st half) re-broadcast

2005 #8 Duke (18-3) 65-67 Virginia Tech (12-10) re-broadcast

2005 (1-26-05) #24 Iowa (14-4) 74-75 OT Northwestern (Buzzer Beater by Michael Jenkins and 32 pts by Vedran Vukusic) Re-Broadcast

2005 (1-22-05) Memphis (10-8) 70-73 UAB (13-5) re-broadcast

2005 #2 Kansas 79-80 OT #25 Texas Tech (re-broadcast)

2005 (12-1-04) #1 Wake Forest (5-0) 73-91 #3 Illinois (4-0) Re-broadcast

2004 #1 Duke (18-1) 83-81 #19 North Carolina (13-5) (Re-Broadcast)

2004 (2-7-04) Iowa 84-82 2OT Indiana (re-broadcast)

2004 #8 Kentucky (11-2) 69-68 OT Tennessee (10-3) re-broadcast

2004 #5 Kentucky (10-1) 67-66 #24 Mississippi St. (13-0) (Kentucky hits buzzer beater) re-broadcast

2004 (11-30-03) Purdue (3-0) 78-68 #2 Duke (3-0)

2003 (3-5-03) #14 Illinois (20-5) 59-60 #24 Wisconsin (21-6) re-broadcast

2003 (3-1-03) Iowa (14-10) 88-91 OT Indiana (16-10) re-broadcast

2003 (2-27-03) #11 Marquette (20-4) 78-73 #8 Louisville (19-4)-r

2003 #4 Oklahoma (16-3) 61-67 #6 Texas (15-4) re-broadcast

2003 (11-30-02) #18 Georgia 69-72 #22 Minnesota-r

2002 Big 12 Championship #4 Oklahoma (26-4) 64-55 #1 Kansas (29-2) (Hollis Price 23 pts) re-broadcast

2002 Big East Quartefinal Villanova (17-11) 70-72 #24 Connecticut (21-6) (re-broadcast)

2002 #4 Cinncinnati (26-2) 71-74 Louisville (15-11) re-broadcast

2002 Texas (16-8) 72-70 Missouri (18-7)-r

2002 #19 Illinois (17-7) 63-61 Michigan St. (14-9)-r

2002 Wisconsin (14-11) 64-63 #24 Indiana (16-7)-r

2002 (2-9-02) Connecticut (15-5) 83-85 OT St. John's (15-7) (St. John's blows a 7 pt lead with 33 seconds left only to win in OT) Re-Broadcast

2002 (1-29-02) St. John's (13-6) 61-63 OT Seton Hall (10-9)-r

2002 Texas (11-4) 74-71 Texas Tech (13-2)-r

2001 Big 10 Quarterfinals Ohio St. 63-65 Penn St. (PSU Joe Crispin hits last second 3 to win) re-broadcast

2001 #23 Tennessee (19-9) 68-67 OT South Carolina (14-11)-r

2001 (3-9-01) Penn St. 65-63 #3 Michigan St. (re-broadcast)

2001 (1-27-01) #2 Duke (18-1) 98-96 #10 Maryland (14-4) (Re-broadcast)

2001 Indiana 74-78 OT Minnesota (Re-Broadcast)

2001 #9 Florida 81-74 OT LSU (re-broadcast)

2000 ACC-Big Ten Challenge (11-29-00) #13 Maryland (1-2) 75-78 OT #23 Wisconsin (1-1) re-broadcast 

2000 Big Ten Tournament 1st Round Minnesota (12-15) 78-81 Iowa (13-15) (Re-broadcast)

2000 Big East Tournament 1st Round Georgetown (16-13) 70-67 West Virginia (14-13) (re-broadcast)

2000 #9 Syracuse (23-3) 73-71 Notre Dame (16-12) (Re-broadcast)

2000 #20 Oklahoma (23-5) 59-56 #11 Oklahoma St (23-4) (Oklahoma rallies from 13 down in the 2nd half) re-broadcast

2000 #7 Temple (22-4) 59-62 St. Joseph's (11-13)-r

2000 #14 Tennessee 81-79 #9 Florida (re-broadcast)

2000 #3 Duke 90-86 OT North Carolina (re-broadcast)

2000 Seton Hall (16-4) 65-53 Rutgers (12-9) (re-broadcast)

2000 (1-6-00) #18 Ohio St. (8-2) 77-80 #17 Illinois (8-3) re-broadcast

2000 (12-1-99) #7 Michigan St. (3-1) 86-76 #2 North Carolina (3-0) (Morris Peterson 31 points) Re-Broadcast

1999 Big East Semifinals #9 St. John's (24-7) 62-59 #10 Miami (22-5) re-broadcast

1999 (2-13-99) #4 Michigan St. 84-82 #20 Minnesota (re-broadcast)

1999 Providence (14-11) 64-62 Villanova (18-8) re-broadcast

1999 Wake Forest (10-4) 64-61 #20 Clemson (12-3) (Re-broadcast)

1999 Ohio St. (11-3) 78-74 OT #20 Wisconsin (12-2)-r

1998 (2-28-98) #3 North Carolina (27-2) 75-77 #1 Duke (26-2) (re-broadcast)

1998 Indiana (17-7) 74-72 Ohio St. (7-18) re-broadcast

1998 Minnesota (10-12) 73-71 Iowa (16-7) (Re-broadcast)

1998 #7 Kentucky (18-2) 63-61 Vanderbilt (14-5) (Nazr Muhamaad bucket as time expired) re-broadcast

1998 Texas Tech (7-4) 63-66 Oklahoma St. (11-1) re-broadcast

1997 (3-8-97) #3 Minnesota (27-2) 65-66 Wisconsin (17-10) re-broadcast

1997 Purdue (13-10) 89-87 Indiana (20-7) (re-broadcast)

1997 (2-4-97) #1 Kansas (22-0) 94-96 2OT Missouri (11-10) re-broadcast

1997 Colorado (11-3) 80-78 #20 Texas Tech (10-2) (Colorado's Chauncey Billups hits a jumper with less than a second left) re-broadcast

1996 Big East Final #3 Connecticut 75-74 #6 Georgetown (re-broadcast)

1996 Duke (17-10) 77-75 Maryland (14-10) (Ricky Price hits a 3 at the buzzer and Chris Collins score 27) re-broadcast

1996 (11-24-95) #6 Connecticut (1-0) 95-101 OT #10 Iowa (1-0) (Chris Kingsbury 31 pts, 7 reb (Great Alaska Shootout) Re-Broadcast

1996 (1995 Pre-season NIT Finals) Arizona (3-0) 91-81 Georgetown (3-0)-r (G-Town features Allen Iverson; starts with 12:39 left in the 1st half)

1995 ACC Finals #7 Wake Forest (23-5) 82-80 #4 North Carolina (24-4) (WF Tim Duncan and UNC Jerry Stackhouse and Rasheed Wallace)-r 

1995 #20 Alabama (18-7) 69-66 Florida (14-9) (Alabama hits 3-pointer with 2.7 seconds left)

1995 #2 North Carolina (16-1) 102-100 Duke (10-9)-r (UNC featured Vince Carter and Rasheed Wallace)

1995 (Nov. 1994) West Virginia (2-1) 84-80 Pittsburgh (1-3)-r

1994 #11 Massachusetts (22-5) 51-50 #8 Temple (20-4)-r

1994 (2-24-94) #17 California (18-5) 92-88 #15 UCLA (18-3)-r

1994 #1 Duke (15-1) 78-89 #2 North Carolina (17-3)-r

1994 (2-15-94) #11 Kentucky (18-5) 99-95 LSU (11-9) (Kentucky comes back from 31 points down in the 2nd half) DVD copy

1994 #13 Michigan 63-62 #8 Purdue (re-broadcast)

1994 Florida (12-2) 77-75 South Carolina (4-7) re-broadcast

1994 California (9-2) 98-93 #6 Arizona (12-1) re-broadcast

1994 (1-18-94) Indiana 76-83 OT Purdue (re-broadcast)

1994 Wake Forest (10-3) 69-68 #2 Duke (WF features Randolph Childress and Tim Duncan, and Duke features Grant Hill and Cherokee Parks) re-broadcast

1993 NIT Final Minnesota 62-61 Georgetown (Re-Broadcast)

1993 #1 Indiana (24-2) 77-80 OT Ohio St. (12-12) (Derek Anderson 20 pts) re-broadcast

1992 West Coast Conference Finals Gonzaga 70-73 Pepperdine (re-broadcast)

1992 #10 North Carolina 80-82 Maryland (Walt Williams tip-in with 1.3 seconds) re-broadcast 

1992 #1 Duke 73-75 #9 North Carolina (Re-broadcast)

1992 Purdue (5-7) 68-70 #11 Michigan St. (7-5) (Mark Montgomery steal and layup with 50 seconds left) re-broadcast

1991 Patriot League Championship Fordham (23-6) 84-81 Holy Cross (re-broadcast)

1991 (2-18-91) Purdue 83-77 Michigan (Demetrius Calip 32 pts)-r

1991 (2-17-91) #4 Indiana (22 wins) 95-97 #2 Ohio St. (21 wins)-r

1991 (1-31-91) #3 Ohio St. 61-75 Michigan St. (Re-Broadcast)

1991 (12-22-90) #10 LSU 96-102 Illinois (8-3) (re-broadcast)

1991 (12-11-90) #11 Georgia (5-0) 74-75 OT Vandderbilt (3-3)-r

1991 (12-5-90) #5 Duke 74-79 #6 Georgetown (Georgetown features Alonzo Mourning and Dikembe Mutombo and Duke features Christian Laettner, Bobby Hurley and Grant Hill e-broadcast

1990 #21 Minnesota 75-77 Wisconsin (re-broadcast)

1990 Kentucky 81-84 #10 North Carolina (Re-Broadcast)

1990 (12-9-89) #6 Duke (2-1) 108-113 OT #8 Michigan (4-1) (Re-Broadcast)

1989 #8 Illinois (24-4) 70-67 #3 Indiana-r (Nick Anderson's last second half court shot)

1989 (1-22-89) #2 Illinois (16-0) 103-92 2OT Georgia Tech (re-broadcast)

1989 Oregon St. 69-64 OT California (OSu features Gary Payton) re-broadcast

1988 #15 Indiana (8-3) 64-66 Northwestern (5-6) Re-broadcast

1988 N.C. State 77-74 #4 Duke (re-broadcast)

1987 ACC Semis Wake Forest 73-77 N.C. State (re-broadcast)

1987 (3-1-87) #3 Indiana (22-3) 67-69 #14 Illinois (20-7) (Ken Norman 24 pts) Re-broadcast

1987 #2 Indiana (20-2) 86-85 2OT Wisconsin (11-14) re-broadcast

1987 (2-23-87) #6 Purdue 76-75 OT #14 Illinois (19-6) (Purdue rallies from 16 down in the 2nd half) re-broadcast

1987 (1-26-87) Michigan St. (7-9) 65-67 Northwestern (5-12) re-broadcast

1987 (?-?-86) #1 North Carolina 84-89 UCLA (UNC has Kenny Smith and Scott Williams, UCLA has Reggie Miller and Pooh Richardson) re-broadcast1986 Big East Semifinal #14 Georgetown 73-75 OT #7 Syracuse (re-broadcast)

1986 Maryland 77-72 OT North Carolina (re-broadcast)

1985 Big East Finals #1 Georgetown (29-2) 92-80 #2 St. John's (27-2) re-broadcast

1985 #2 Georgetown (26-2) 85-69 #1 St. John's (25-1) re-broadcast

1985 Pre-season NIT Semifinals Duke 71-70 St. John's (re-broadcast)

1985 Wake Forest (10-4) 89-91 #2 Duke (12-1) re-broadcast

1985 (2-23-85) Purdue 72-63 Indiana (re-broadcast)

1985 (1-19-85) Iowa 67-69 Michigan (re-broadcast)

1984 ACC Finals Maryland 74-62 #16 Duke (24-8) (re-broadcast)

1984 ACC Semifinal #16 Duke (23-8) 77-75 #1 North Carolina (27-1) (re-broadcast)

1984 St. John's (15-8) 75-71 #1 Georgetown (23-2) (re-broadcast)

1984 Duke 83-96 2OT #1 North Carolina (re-broadcast)

1984 (1-18-84) Virginia (11-1) 66-69 North Carolina (12-0) Re-broadcast

1983 ACC Semifinals North Carolina (26-6) 84-91 N.C. State (18-10) re-broadcast

1983 #2 Virginia (19-2) 63-64 #1 North Carolina (20-3) (Michael Jordan wills team to come back from 16 down with 8:43 left to play) re-broadcast

1983 (2-16-83) #15 Iowa (15-6) 58-57 #1 Indiana (19-2) re-broadcast

1983 (2-2-83) #1 North Carolina (17-3) 84-81 Clemson (Michael Jordan 24 pts) re-broadcast

1983 (2-2-83) Minnesota 89-80 2OT Ohio St. (re-broadcast)

1983 Ohio St. (13-6) 68-65 Wisconsin (7-11) re-broadcast

1983 Oklahoma St. (13-2) 80-81 Oklahoma (14-4) (OU features Wayman Tisdale) re-broadcast

1983 Georgetown (9-4) 97-92 #14 Syracuse (11-1) (Patrick Ewing's Freshman year) re-broadcast

1981 (3-8-81) #6 Notre Dame (22-4) 64-74 #2 DePaul (26-1) (6 NBA Players in the game; DePaul- Mark Aguirre and Terry Cummings and Notre Dame- Kelly Tripucka, John Paxson, Orlando Woolridge and Joe Klein) re-broadcast

1981 (2-8-81) UCLA 51-50 #9 Notre Dame (ND's Kelly Tripucka, John Paxson, Orlando Woolridge and Joe Klein) re-broadcast

1974 ACC Championship #1 N.C. State (25-1) 103-100 #4 Maryland (23-4) (90 minutes, and the last few minutes are highlighted) re-broadcast