Allen Iverson Vs. Stephon Marbury NIT Duel Highlights Hoyas Vs. Yellow Jackets (11.22.95) - Crazy!!

[@dirtyface-capone7622]

Seems like everything peaked on the mid 90's.Sports, hip hop music, fashion.Must've been a great time to be alive.

[@lualberto4301]

It was amazing

[@TheJosiahrosette]

It was

[@chosensun2627]

Don’t forget movies and film… now TV sucks donkey balls 😁

[@user-vv9nx8tr8v]

Them big facts Fam

[@gtos6929]

1995 was a damn good time in life...Yes, indeed...

[@antwanlee31]

man i miss college hoops from the 90s. what a time to be alive. i watched this game and was glued to the TV

[@harrisford97]

UNLV was the truth back then….

[@antwanlee31]

hell yyea@@harrisford97

[@observing8686]

worst era of college basketball....

[@antwanlee31]

@@observing8686 nah

[@Brooklyn11236]

@@observing8686how when in this era you have so many one a dones. Shut up

[@jvelez1998]

I was in the building for this game. Absolute classic. The energy was off the charts. AI versus ‘Starbury.’ Two of the best that ever did it.

[@danthomas9170]

@7:12 No question. Marbury is very underrated by fans today. He should be a HoFer...and of course Iverson is a legend. Iirc Matt Harpring, Jerome Williams, and Othella Harrington were all solid nba role players as well

[@briansmith9959]

Man Jason you witnessed a classic pg matchup....I remember watching this game!!

[@frankmathews]

@@danthomas9170 HOF in China yes not nba

[@PrimordialBeing360]

Facts

[@praiseyahweh6159]

Starbury was the Truth

[@cloak1408]

I miss this era and style of basketball so much…both NBA and college

[@michaelb7864]

There’s so many people out there that don’t get how on point that comment is 👆 it was the realest and highest level of basketball this world has ever seen

[@laryangel4082]

The mentality of the athletes was better back.then

[@mikewilliams9069]

Players today have stewpid afrows

[@mikewilliams9069]

@@laryangel4082 players today think there’s 3 genders lmao

[@mikewilliams9069]

@@michaelb7864 players today listen to mumble rap

[@black8thelement8008]

Bro peep how hard these dudes playing....tell me any game in the league today that was this hype.

[@kingsupreme25]

Yo.... These dudes are falling on the ground. Bodying each other. It's like watching basketball from a different planet 🔥

[@DeTAYL.]

@@kingsupreme25Facts! I’d actually prefer to watch this style of basketball than that of the NBA today, respectfully.

[@sincitydude31]

I remember being in college and watching this game. Even now some 30 or so years later, watching this makes me want to take my old ass to the court and ball! These dudes went at it! College basketball hasn’t made me feel that way in years!

[@dotprince83]

That hook shot by othella harrington was great

[@Shinobi33]

A thing of beauty

[@bhill005]

That intensity when such elite college teams came into The Garden. The realist era of college hoops, hands down. Such a classic. AI and Starbury; salute

[@BboyZoinks]

Announcers mention Ray Allen and tim Duncan while iverson and marbury play. Man we were in for some amazing nba! Kobe, t-mac, Wade, Nash oh man that class was amazing!

[@CoreyT127]

T-mac was the next years draft. And Wade wasn't in that draft he was in the LeBron, Melo draft seven years later. But Ray Allan , Camby , Jermaine O'Neal, a few you forgot from that draft.

[@jayb5945]

He was all over the place lol.

[@80sports20]

@@CoreyT127 And Kobe Bryant (Legend), Sharif Abdur Rahim (multiple All Star), Antoine Walker (multiple All Star), Peja Stojakvich (All Star), and Kerry Kittles (solid NBA pro, and amazing Big East guard who went toe to toe with Allen Iverson and Ray Allen). The 1996 draft was amazing. Back then the draft was a huge event because there were college all star players who you knew for years, and who could instantly help a struggling team. Nowadays the draft is a crapshoot of players you've never heard of that you look back at 10 years later to determine if it was good.

[@michaelj9277]

@@80sports20 Don’t forget about Antoine Walker. Or even Ben Wallace, who went undrafted from that class

[@redpillsuccess5975]

I had that slam magazine.

[@illdaniel]

Real life version of “Above the Rim”

[@mr.daniel2000]

Exactly. And iverson looks a little like the point guard from above the rim

[@Wyndamn]

@@mr.daniel2000 Duane Martin.

[@mr.daniel2000]

@@Wyndamn yeah

[@hectorlopez1069]

@@mr.daniel2000 exactly, Iverson plays like Kyle Watson. He sure does.

[@keionjackson8792]

factory I said this the other day

[@qop2494]

The pace of this game is incredible!

[@moosebiggzify]

It’s the pace in the face of congested shots while defense is being played. The nba has an incredible pace today but ain’t much of any, defense being played at all. Not nearly as impressive to have pace with constant wide open shots

[@stixnpoles2564]

The 90s was a great decade for the young...rebellious fashion...music was off the chain...sports was the best and the energy was live.🔥💯

[@gezza7718]

Fantastic footage of AI and Starbury back when these NCAA duels mattered.

[@robertjayceon1196]

InstaBlaster

[@mikewilliams9069]

Pussbury

[@illwill718]

And they guarded each other... not this hiding marquee matche ups that happens nowadays!

[@mikewilliams9069]

@@illwill718 paul george has a stewpid afrow

[@princeprince9227]

Nit

[@DeBeard]

Nowadays, many may have no idea how crazy starbury once was, he is something.

[@topdawgj-blood8510]

He was dope

[@bigdoggwilliekhangoattwt6939]

This is when college basketball was super fun to watch.

[@sd21z]

Horrible now

[@cameronvaughn8434]

Hell yeah with pizza and root beer!!Damm I miss the 90s..

[@NoNo-ng9sl]

Matt Harpring became a solid NBA player. It's crazy how much talent was on that floor.

[@allenhudson4975]

This NIT game, had more hype, energy, and intrigue, than the entire NCAA tournament.

[@mr.brenman2132]

look at all the talent.

[@coolbreeze2.0-mortemadfasc13]

Game filled with NBA players even though neither team made the NCAA tournament. Crazy.

[@mikeyanno457]

Last time you’ll ever see multiple nba players from Georgia Tech and Georgetown.. I counted 6 (3 from each team) Marbury, Harpring and Barry for GT and Iverson, Harrington and JYD from Geoegetown

[@Nicolas-xd7sd]

Ehh, it could happen. If the teams had played in 2010, GT would have had Favors, Shumpert, and Glen Rice Jr. and Georgetown would've had Greg Monroe and Hollis Thompson. If they had played in 2005, Georgetown would've had Jeff Green and Roy Hibbert, and GT would have had Jarrett Jack, Will Bynum, and Anthony Morrow.

[@MarkyGarvey]

@@Nicolas-xd7sd could have...but we actually seen them this gold standard stacked in our own eyes

[@mikewilliams9069]

Chumpert and pussbury areselloutts

[@kennethfloyd8677]

Victor Page should've made it 4 for Georgetown. What a sad story he has become...

[@dark8prince201]

Oh sh*t this was my childhood memories. Allen Iverson, Victor page, Odell Harrington, Matt Harpring, Drew Barry, Stephon Marbury, Bobby Cremins, John Thompson. This is when the Big East and ACC was running college basketball and getting the elite recruits from high school.

[@kongodyno9688]

How True! Good Memories…

[@theernalrealestategroupatk707]

​@kongodyno9688 -Good memories indeed.

[@practicaldeen5333]

yea, bro...everything so so much better in the 90's. Miss it. Big East was so elite. Villanova, Syracuse, St John's, BC, St John's.

[@ryanwilson3147]

Thank u for posting this shit niggas was elite 🙌🏽💯

[@lovemycity420]

Starbury and AI were legends already in college

[@jrbrathwaite5468]

This is where Alan Iverson solidified the number one draft pick but don’t get a twist in starbury played amazing as well🏀🙌🏾

[@kevinba972]

He was pick No. 3

[@jrbrathwaite5468]

If you’re saying Allen Iverson was the third pic that’s wrong he was the number one pick and Starbury was the 4th pic

[@anthonyhurd5573]

We just didn’t know who “Bean” was at this point.💯💯💯

[@sydwelglobal1439]

You would never see another college games as skilled as this!😂

[@couldbe8348]

Long shorts, hop steps and jump, poor outside shooting, “ahhh” when jumping at the rim” yes the 90s.

[@EatinOffMyOwnPlate]

The best of times !

[@mikewilliams9069]

Players today have stewpid afrows

[@mikewilliams9069]

When men were men and women were women

[@adamseay4827]

Im bringing the baggy shorts back

[@ALLCITY73]

😂​@@mikewilliams9069

[@ronaldcarter5168]

All that young, raw talent on the court at one time! Everybody was hungry back then..

[@jayceejackson3584]

I remember this game. Probably one of the most hyped player matchups.

[@ontarionagasaki1441]

Remember Ewing vs Sampson... OMG the hype!

[@Mr._Moderate]

Ooh wee these guys were super quick 🙌

[@juliusmoore2176]

I remember exactly where I was during the game...at my grandmother's watching it with my family. Awesome matchup between two of the best point guards to play college and pro ball!

[@terryjones662]

People forget how good Marbury was...

[@yusefimmanuel6377]

Damn I miss this era of basketball. They played with so much heart. This generation of players have the talent but lack the heart and desire….just the desire to play ball

[@AccentShmaccent]

That Marbury transition bounce-pass was exquisite!

[@yusefimmanuel6377]

You can tell back then they played so hard! It was tough back then I was a teenager when these two was in college. What they brought to the playground game in every inner city was just amazing.

[@mrmartywaring]

I remember watching this live & it was a great era of college basketball

[@curiouslymavismade]

It's games like this that will make you fall in love with basketball. This is the game at it's finest. Iverson is still my idol.

[@Dave-ug4cd]

This is some high octane college basketball. Lot of future NBA players on the floor. Great clips.

[@N.a.j.i.]

A.I. speed is REALLY DIFFERENT!! When he's running the show/weaving thru traffic, they're not standing still...IT JUST LOOKS LIKE IT!!🏀👏🏾👏🏾

[@joestuehmer7967]

That's that football Ai.. Dude was number 1 in the country in both sports

[@devonwalker5328]

I remember this game that 96 draft class was ridiculous... Only if Tim Duncan came out that year

[@80sports20]

Yup. Those of us who grew up in the 90's were lucky. I remember the NBA draft was a prime time event like the NFL draft. The college players were all well-known because they usually played at least 3 years, so every team got a first round pick who was ready to play on day one. There was so much buzz and excitement around the draft in those days. The drafts from 93-99 were all full of solid collections of all star players. Great memories.

[@bos3835]

Iverson displaying the easy hops! He's the best college hooper I ever watched, I called him little Mike back then.

[@milwaukeemac9195]

Jay Williams duke 🔥

[@bos3835]

@@milwaukeemac9195 he had a great college career but I thought he was overrated in college like some other Duke guys. He looked a lot better when he got drafted in my hometown Chicago but he fckd it all up by being stupid. Had he played against Iverson in college he would've gotten destroyed.

[@sportsfan120577]

My guy was Chris Jackson at LSU he was so nice.

[@bos3835]

@@sportsfan120577 I'm with you on that too he was my guy also before Iverson. My first favorite college player was actually Johnny Dawkins from Duke playing against Jordan in college, that's when I was a shorty watching him. Chris Jackson was my dude when I was a high school point/shooting guard while he was at LSU.

[@sportsfan120577]

@@bos3835 yes I really got into college basketball Dawkins' senior year at Duke. I cried when they lost to Louisville, but after that being born and raised in Vegas I despised them and was happy when UNLV rolled them in 90 but heartbroken again in 91 when they beat my squad.

[@Malcolm1865]

This is better than any current nba game. I will watch this entire video. AI gets the love, but Marbury was an elite pg with strength, style and skill.

[@Sbj0707]

I use to love their match up. Just Perfect. They went at it. Guarding each other back to back play. Real Match Up. Real Basketball 🏀💪🏿

[@lemini4k]

Starbury was a real one, I remember as a kid down in Orlando him at the mall giving his merch away and he had a boat load of it too.

[@michaelbowen3676]

Both of the team had great talent. I remember watching this game.

[@spiritoflifeinchristminist9764]

Was a huge game, the pace just unbelievable. AI didn't just play fast he switched pace n slowed the tempo at times. Stephon was a big time player @_GT he had all the tools....This game was better than most NBA games today.

[@spiritoflifeinchristminist9764]

Watched the game LIVE....

[@damonm.]

Thanks for this upload

[@SammyTheSituation]

Matt. Harpting. Legend ... he deserves honorable mention, but I still love AI and Starbury, thank you.

[@CoreyT127]

Harpring finished his career at G.T. second in scoring in school history! 1 point behind the #1 scorer.

[@kavienjay8]

He could hoop

[@lawrencedudley7493]

Back when they were who they said they was

[@tanyat33100]

Marbury's brother, Zach, and Iverson's cousin, Kuran, both played for the URI Rams. Can you imagine if they came in hot like Starbury and AI?? We'd never be able to afford our season tickets!! Lamar Odom jacked up the prices and demand after his short-lived stay. 💙🐏🏀

[@setlistradio]

0⁰0000⁰

[@kevsnoop81]

Ah the good ole days. When the shorts went down to your knees and everyone wasn't trying to shoot from half court🤣

[@boxball9157]

Ai never changed his jumper and the going with left-finishing with right never got old. Starbury was just a filthy facilitator and all around great decision/playmaking ability. Both players had hall of fame worthy pro careers.

[@williamforee6642]

Does anyone else remember how lethal Victor Page became in the backcourt with AI? 🤔

[@JimBrownski]

Only player in BE history to be MVP of the Big East tournament- on the loosing team! lol led the big East in scoring the next season. He is one of the tragic cases of too any demons..

[@mesyestrongarmhnz9772]

I remember watching this game at 8 years old and being in love with basketball after that. I would love to watch the entire game in HD. Great highlights Frankie Vison.

[@jayp8124]

90s basketball was the best both NBA and NCAA.

[@d0cn0tes]

For many years , I would get physically exhausted watching Iverson with his unlimited energy

[@dnyce8224]

Wow!!!! Thanks for posting this.

[@gdeus1376]

Yooo this was so epic !!!

[@mylist5788]

When youn knew everyone on College teams. C'mon Mackie, Page, Traylor, Barry, Harpering,, Harrington, Iverson, Marbury, Elisa, JYD Williams, Eddie

[@rodneyclutch9377]

These guys were going toe to toe😮🎉 I mean the skill, speed, and athleticism was phenomenal from both Iverson & Maubary!!Wow!!

[@illwill718]

I remember watching this game on TV live. Being from BK I wanted Steph to get busy against A.I. but Georgetown was to overwhelming as a squad. Victor Page was a problem too! Being a Freshman Steph still held it down tho.

[@Dmaccabees]

Now that was a GAME!!!💥💯💥

[@jeremyhart3871]

2 childhood heroes..I use to tell myself if I can make it in the garden I can make it any where

[@anthonystroman8407]

Hands down this was the best times to watch college basketball.

[@demarioqc]

That was so wild !!! They don’t play like that no more in college I wish they did. . . And Marbury was one & done, he played himself into the top 5 goin head up with AI. He impressed everybody even tho they lost

[@josephhall5884]

Good film... I hate that nba 2k doesn't give Marbury a legend card. They have losers watching film and don't know... making millions. They never hooped.

[@antoniomcmahon3499]

The good old days when every team had a couple nice players instead of all the top recruits going to same college! And the physicality..man I miss that today!

[@akumawani]

ahh- the 90s. 1995 was a tough year for anybody not named UCLA or arkansas to get very far in the NCAA tourney. it was a shark tank out there..

[@LetsTightenUp]

Anybody who play this hard in today's NBA would average 50 look how fast Iverson was damn

[@5star64]

Nobodies going to average 50 over an 82 game season in the NBA.

[@joestuehmer7967]

@@5star64 Wilt did

[@5star64]

@@joestuehmer7967 Ridiculous stupid comment. Different era different time. The NBA was in its infancy at that time. Wilt Chamberlain was bigger and stronger and better than anyone at that time. He couldn’t have average 50 points a game in todays NBA. Now there are 7 footers everywhere. Not just him. The defenses are more sophisticated. The players have more talent across the board. There are 30 teams. The NBA has doubled in size and talent. Watching a game from the early 1960s looks crude and primitive compared to watching an NBA game now. The competition is to hard for anyone to average 50 points over 82 games with todays competition.

[@Prospectone]

50? Naaa..35-40? Maybe

[@joestuehmer7967]

@@Prospectone He averaged 33 in 06 def would average way more now in a faster paced league

[@cpm4778]

This a season worth of highlights in one game. Marbury underrated as it gets.

[@andyraphael]

When college basketball was a Good Product

[@plainsimple244]

Growing up I always wondered why college players play too fast while the pros seem to take their time and slow down....I hated watching all college basketball because the guys just run and jump without substance in their game(s)....Back around this time Iverson had the best high-lights and game individually while you had UNC with the best team from like 1993-1995 and Syracuse did a great job going to the Final 4 and Arkansas fell off after '95; I always felt Georgetown had a shot but Iverson was always great in college; you couldn't miss one of his games it was spectacular.

[@alonsojackson1958]

The good old days when men didn't wear tight jeans and carry man bags I remember watching this game

[@WinstonCorneilius]

That crossover at 1:23 is nasty...I miss bball from those days...The Big East was the best conference in the country in the late 80's and early 90's

[@WakeAndBakeWithUncleRay]

Two living Legends......🙏

[@GuyRBrewer109]

The NBA barely plays this good now a days! I forgot how good college basketball used to be. On second thought, maybe Golden State wouldn't of fared so well against the Bulls!

[@THEREALLORDJ]

🙄

[@activatebpm]

0:56 What shoes is Iverson wearing? At first I thought they were Penny's, but I don't remember them having white on the inside as well..... ???

[@RussellMills1877]

Two players that became legends in the NBA and even though they didn't win any championships they made their mark in the league. And on a side note I have a you tube channel type in Russell Mills May 22, 2017 to find me.

[@alexandrel.9083]

I played high school ball during this era. Was an amazing time in general. Matt Harpring was such an underrated player

[@jpage42]

College was DIFFERENT then. Look at all the NBA players on two teams that weren’t even considered elite. Obviously Marbury and AI but Jerome Williams, Matt Harpring, Jahidi White and Othella Harrington all had excellent careers. And Drew Barry and Victor Page were STUDS at this level. In todays era, this could easily be a Final Four game.

[@davidgivins6305]

This was sweet to see and the commentator saying Iverson got rim on the dunk is too good! Great editing!🤔😏😋

[@annunakian8054]

The 96 draft class was so stacked. Imagine those killers playing against each other in college...& then Duncan came out in 97. Nowadays it's 1 & doneski. All u can do is imagine what if Zion & RJ stayed at Duke? Herro & Maxey at Kentucky?

[@chrisdavis6679]

Great example of young greatness. Nice video. Bet.

[@Amon3661]

Watched first 3min.....Damn I miss these 2!!!! Legends! Salute

[@1Cardavian]

Great to see AI shine over everyone. No matter what size✅

[@Justalken83]

Basketball as a whole during this time was the best

[@georgethompson8196]

A.I. w/the ridiculous bounce pass @7:14 mark

[@josephhall5884]

That slam magazine cover was cold. If A.I. made it Eft.

[@atomaalatonal]

iverson would have a blast in nowadays nba basketball styles played.

[@pablosantibanezruiz5267]

Esos eran partidos de verdad. Hoy día ni siquiera marcan y se tiran al piso de inmediato.

[@gbkillamd633]

Damn I was so hyped to watch this game.

[@legittaco3870]

They tried to hype Marbury as AIs rival since high school. But it’s abundantly clear in these hilites, he was never on the Answer’s level. Marbury was a nba talent. Iverson is probably the best P4P basketball talent ever.

[@butchbrown7]

My 2 Favorite Players Allen Iverson & Stephon Marbury 👑👑🎤🎤🎤🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@adamseay4827]

I was a kid watching these games. This is actual real basketball and how its played. 90's Big East, the greatest era ever. no transfer portal, you stayed until you were drafted if good enough

[@husslecrowe2774]

I still have this game on VHS

[@moxmann]

This was a golden era the atmosphere Iverson vs Marbury, Dick Vitale with the commentary. I felt sad when he mention Lorezen Wright, how Ray Allen said he was the best big man he's ever played with. I remember Ray Allen and AI going at it in the Big East.

[@roblepper8418]

Marbury was nice. When he came in the league and paired up with KG 😳

[@chokethewoke3412]

I've never played this good that whole shot was crazy by othella Harrington! You don't see nobody take that shot in the NBA no more energy was crazy in that building!! And that was an nit game!!!

[@maxanderson4337]

Overall I say Starbury was better

[@joeycrack1120]

Look how many points was scored in the paint you had to have a tough game as a guard then now college and pros no contact all jumpers shit is sweet compared to how intense they played then straight physical uptempo to the rack every time down

[@rlgreenleaf2112]

One of my favorite college match ups!

[@arriandixon7709]

If not the best 2 guards to do it in this Era! #EpicBattle 🔥🔥

[@maxgoodwin8657]

Marbury tho was nice that crossover was jus as deadly as Iverson. Classic

[@LoopermanBeatbox]

Which one is which

[@TheSstretch68]

MANNNNN, these were the good ol days. AL AND STEPH were the best guards from high school to college. And what was great about it is how they matched up against each other. None of that BULL ISH they do today when stars playing the same positions don’t guard each other. On another note, everybody usually forget how good VICTOR PAGE was. Great talent in his own right.