I call BS on the race card nonsense17:55

A great documentary about the saddest event in basketball history.

Carmine Lupertazzi invented point shaving.

Jesus! New Yorkers really are sensitive about race and religion. Clearly, the Jews and the "schwarzes" who played for CCNY, LIU, and other New York schools were good, so why didn't they shut the frig up and let their playing do their talking. People get it! We know who the assholes are. Same today. Blacks keep pissing and moaning about how racist whites are yet a vast majority of whites could give a shit less what color and religion others are. Keep up the whining and damn sure you'll have the white devils all over your ass again! What was the name of that black guy who got beat up by the LAPD officers and what'd he say? "Can't we all just getting along?"

Jews and negros living together... Mass Histeria!!!

I played competitive sports in school and there is no possible way I could go out and do what these kids did. No way. You play hard every single second. There is no way I'm letting up no matter the money. Now if they want to offer me money to play better maybe. If I'm hurtin for money. I can't say that would be tough.

This was really good, loved it. As a life long basketball lover I like to think that I know a little about whats going on. But I`ve never heard about a hotel-basketball-tournament-betting-scheme... hehe... If you love the NCAA/BB and its history, I recommend this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2K9qYNqha6olas

Not surprising all the black dudes got the worse deals smh Craccas

Maury Allen sounds ridiculous . .

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Awesome documentary! Only solidifies that in this day and age, and the past 30 or 40 years, should have, and should pay the players. I remember watching the Men's Basketball Championship game a few years ago, and one of the announcers said the budget for the NCAA was $775,000.000 dollars. Do they believe that we fans think college sports is legit? The hypocrisy makes these games today, and the past 30-40 years, at times, laughable. We are not this stupid! The NCAA, the body of college sports, is stupid! Bosworth was right: NCAA, National Communist Against Athletes!

A wonderful documentary Thank you for providing this.

Just a fabulous documentary...they were poor city kids unlike today's spoiled college athletes...it was a tragedy they lost everything for being young and dumb like we all were.

They beat an Adolph Rupp led Kentucky team by pretty much 40 points? Wowwww

In those years the N.I.T. was as big, and some say bigger, than the NCAA Tourney.

Maury Allen was a walking bucket.

Uncle Junior bought himself a new Cadillac Fleetwood

One of the best documentaries I seen in a long time. I was born in 1981 and always heard about this, and as a college basketball fan since 1993 I always wondered why NYC was never in the midst of college basketball greatness and now I see why. A part of me is saying good for them for getting caught but another part feel bad for them. These young players did a stupid thing, but we all have at their age. Its just sad that they had to live with this stain for the rest of their lives. God rest their souls

Jackie Mason can be found in the strangest places--here he's at 30:18.

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New York Fascinates me. My neighbor is an acre away andy rent is 800

Who's the woman that appears on the thumbnail for the movie on Hulu?

Went to CCNY many years later where I met Bobby Sands. He taught basketball and was so knowledgeable and kind.

In 35 years of following sports I’ve never heard of this story before. Kudos to Junius Kellog for doing the right and brave thing, after college he’d go onto serve in the military and then become a member of the Harlem Globetrotters until an accident left him paralyzed. He coached paralympic basketball teams to gold medals, and worked tirelessly in support of disabled veterans, received an honorary doctorate of law from manhattan college, and was inducted to the wheelchair basketball and Virginia sports hall of fame. A great man who I was happy to learn of today.

went to De Witt Clinton HS and saw Ed Warner play for us and he was terrific and watched Ed Roman play for Taft all from Bronx and Floyd Lane saw him play basketball at Haaram HS all great stars and from Bklym Lincon HS onto CCNY Bernard Fradkin Clinton 50

Bernard Fradkin I went to PSAL HS Basketball Players with some of them that were involved in CCNY Point Sharing and why blame only the admin lowered the avg from 90 to 70 to get them in and yet nothing happened to them

Great upload, thank U. wonderful to watch such grace, use of both hands & backboard, ur teammates, david vs Goliath today’s players might bee better athletes “might” butden they are NOT better at BASKETBALL. Today’s game is impossible to watch because it isn’t basketball in any era!?

Who is playing the jazz music? That sax is chilling

a gem of new YORK an HISTORICAL CULTURAL THUMBPRINT OF POST WAR U.S.A. OF New York city THE DOC. MAKE'S YOU FEEL THE CITY the COUNTRY AT THE TIME,, A GEM, OH YA & THE GREAT Al McGuire ;;

В этом городе я живу уже 24 года и очень люблю его. Спасибо за видео! и великолепного Синатру!

1. So funny and surreal to see a 6-foot 'keyring' paint. 2. This was Marty Glickman's last TV appearance before his death.

There's a new, excellent book by Matthew Goodman about CCNY and the point-shaving scandal. The title of the book is "The City Game: Triumph, Scandal, and a Legendary Basketball Team." It focuses particularly on the lives of players and lifelong friends Eddie Roman, Ed Warner, and Floyd Layne. There's also a great deal of interesting backstory about the investigations into point-shaving and how New York politics played a role in determining who was, and who WASN'T, targeted for investigation.

Someone needs to do a documentary on the point shaving scandal that occurred at NC State back in the late 50's which spread to other ACC schools and which led to the end of one of the great holiday tournaments in the Dixie Classic

What I hate is that John Thompson of Georgetown got accused of racism, by saying that he wasn't going to back down when his team was going get into a fight and wasn't going to tone down who he was because he was a big black man, but Adolf Rupp openly admitted that he would never recruit a black player and history seems to forget that...smh.

thanks for posting this bruce