7 Stories That Prove Pete Maravich WAS NOT HUMAN!

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[@chrisdaniels407]

Magic Johnson said to Pete’s kids: your Dad was the original Showtime.” A badass compliment From the greatest PG of all time.

[@El_Nabi_Yahumitz]

Watching this had me thinking how Magic was like 6'9" Pete.

[@jeromebreezedale4592]

How's magic the greatest when he copied Pistol Pete

[@ituiuyiyukuyiuy9702]

@@jeromebreezedale4592 fmvp in rookie season

[@Skyhigh-hu6rf]

@@jeromebreezedale4592 if you don’t know why 🤦‍♂️

[@jeromebreezedale4592]

@@Skyhigh-hu6rf ,???

[@o_Bandito]

bruh is it just me or is Pete underrated af?

[@alixhentry8852]

For real

[@jOsH-vm7cd]

@dkdon2844 bruh, r u really telling me that averaging 40 points in the NBA is easy and makes someone overrated?

[@jonahxsmitty]

dkdon2844 you’re dumb lol

[@billholmes9230]

If he averaged 1 pass a game, how did he average 5.4 assist per game? The math just doesn’t make sense

[@johnkoziol323]

He sure was! I had to give you a GREAT, BIG, HUMONGOUS "thumb's up" for saying what you did in that comment of yours!!!

[@chikkipop]

In his last season with the Celtics, I was at a game where he did something I'd never seen before, and I've never seen since. It was something simple, and if you blinked you missed it, but I remember a collective gasp from the crowd when it happened. I believe it was Dave Cowens who got the rebound, and whipped it to Pete, who was out on the right side near half court. The pass was behind him and headed to his right, toward the scorer's table. Instead of turning back to catch the pass, he extended his right arm out to his side, hand facing back, still running forward like a relay runner reaching behind for the baton, never breaking his stride, and simply brought the ball around into his dribble, in one smooth motion. We've all seen guys make behind the back *passes,* but for me at least, Pete is the only player I've seen make *a behind the back catch-to-dribble in one move.*

[@sydneyatkins6249]

Oh my god that is insane

[@beckywatt5048]

Dennis I watched that game and saw that play also.

[@kelvinkloud]

that should be on film somewhere.... all those games were on video by the team themselves back then..... I wish someone would dig it up.

[@scelzi3969]

I hope we can find that in videos on here

[@danielcollins798]

Dennis yea he was simply amazing man.

[@mdbrumbach1]

Pete not only played in college without a 3pt line, he lived his life with only 1 aorta. Simply remarkable.

[@pedrotarnaruder2791]

lol humans have 1 aorta he didnt have a coronary artery. Still a beast

[@aaronlow7965]

I swear Mike probably got a 100 on every research paper he's ever had to write

[@onjah9652]

Eevee Eons 😂😂😂😂😂

[@isaack5601]

Eevee Eons xD na

[@BudIce32oz]

Eevee Eons LOL!

[@yeezythagod5407]

lol true

[@worldwidesway5169]

Eevee Eons lol how long did it take u to think of that

[@bballer32az]

Half of the NBA isn't human to mike

[@lolsuphello8649]

bballer32az W

[@williammercer6164]

Hasheem Thabeet facts haha

[@miguelesteves1216]

bballer32az true hahahaha

[@michaelmike3102]

Lmao 😂

[@Clips_36]

bballer32az Shawn Bradley isn't human to mike lol

[@Mayordomo32]

Do why air bud wasn't human

[@kareemjaber7229]

Connor lmao

[@andrewjajou5982]

Connor 😂😂

[@SaintFrenchy]

Connor im weakk

[@mgarcia643]

Connor because it's a dog

[@mgarcia643]

Klyzm this is why you're a failed youtuber

[@LouisHansell]

I saw Pete when I was a student at Georgia Tech, and LSU played us at Alexander Memorial Fieldhouse. He was amazing. One particular play stays in my memory clearly. We are shooting at the basket to my left, and LSU knocks a Tech pass towards out of bounds near center court. Pete is racing with a Tech player for the ball, he dives for it and as he is lungeing, parallel to the floor, in one motion he makes a no-look behind-the-back pass to a LSU teammate who was headed up court. It was a 'what did I just see?!' moment. It didn't appear in the box score but it was a testament to Pete's amazingness.

[@loantastic6140]

So Pete's dad was the original LaVar Ball?

[@jasonknowsball]

W

[@dugginmcbeats5930]

LOL

[@steventhesniper9740]

Loantastic lol 😂

[@drayfinmania]

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhaahahaha

[@aaronmiles5561]

no petes dad is the new lavar smh

[@Kconn1008]

I love how at 2:00 he shoots but everyone new it was in so they walked away

[@josephgarrahan9945]

Probably, but how fo you know. I like to think pistol was just that good

[@mena94x3]

Oh. My. Gosh.

[@jamesrivenbark7114]

@@GD-ue4ty Good observation! You are 100% right!

[@MrYourwash]

Actually wrong. The officials stopped the game for, most probably, an offensive foul call and he shot that anyway. Basket didn't count.

[@slicedbread5692]

They used to do that for Bird and currently do it for Curry.. It is remarkable but it isnt unique

[@Galantski]

When you really start thinking about Maravich, he was as talented as any player who ever walked onto a basketball court. M.J., LeBron, Bird, Magic, etc., etc., he's right there with them all.

[@sychocfj]

Shooting 3 pointers now in heaven. A true legend.

[@allelitegamingaegtv6900]

He is not a legend Michael Jordan is the greatest of all time

[@krlllx]

frank taylor I disagree with mike being the goat but you dont have to be to be a legend.

[@allelitegamingaegtv6900]

Krlllx Pete Maravich was a ball hogger

[@krlllx]

Jamie Mansker we have all sinned though.

[@no-rz9hi]

So a comment giving their respects to Pete and then there's people in the replies who just insult the dude

[@FAYMprod]

when Pete was a kid, he met Lefty Driesell. Driesell saw Pete throwing behind the back passes to himself at a wall. Lefty said, "That's not a pass you'd make in a game - why are you practicing that?" Pistol said "I'm going to be the first basketball player to get a million dollars and they're not going to give me a million dollars to pass like everyone else." Lefty told me that story when he coached at JMU.

[@davidedmonds3984]

FAYMprod that's cool

[@maybechef11]

FAYMprod lol it’s in Pete Maravich’s autobiography

[@dennisangel7381]

Maybe Chef that’s a great book

[@bowapang7134]

cool

[@johnshea8834]

Maybe Chef great book! He wore him self out in college!!

[@xNayrbCSGO]

Imagine pistol pete maravich and larry bird together 😬

[@MicahHeard]

Actually Pete played on the celtics with Byrd in his last season! Look up Pete Maravich last season/or game.

[@y2m226]

And sat on the bench

[@gradykeeton8717]

are u saying this cuz they are both very good white all stars ?😂

[@alexhughes4294]

Joe Mama No, it’s a joke because it already happened.

[@alexhughes4294]

Y2M his knee blew out.

[@deluxe_ryan8713]

Also, Pete's college scoring got him a massive contract with the Hawks and straight away he was the highest payed player on they team by miles. This made his teammates jealous and they tried to keep the ball away from him in games.

[@shazilla123]

Deluxe_Ryan87 damn Mike you missed this tidbit it speaks volumes if he was given even less opportunities to shoot thanks bro

[@cristiansolares2007]

Deluxe_Ryan87 By how much was his salary?

[@deluxe_ryan8713]

Cristian Solares $1.9 million in 1970 which is about $13 million in 2017.

[@cristiansolares2007]

Deluxe_Ryan87 Wow...thats still a lot in today basketball. too bad he didn't get a championship.

[@MerkinMuffly]

That's just stupid, he was the point guard, no one kept the ball away from Pete with the Hawks, he averaged 21 shot attempts per game with ATL his 4 years there, he was a ball-hogging shot jacking loser every year he spent in the NBA except that 1 year he played with rookie Larry Bird.

[@georgeorwell4534]

One last note; in the 68 point game against the Knicks, 18 of the 24 field goals he made were beyond the current 3-point line. Add those 18 points and Pete has 86 points, and is second in all-time single game scoring behind Wilt Chamberlain.

[@moister__bx4506]

The Real #1 - Pistol Pete Maravich ACTUALLY, WAS NOT HUMAN. . . Pretty sure that the autopsy proved that Pete did everything you just said with a heart that only had 2 major blood chambers when the normal amount is 4. . . Making him twice as good as everyone, with 1\2 less of a full working heart. . .

[@waltonfrederick3118]

Excellent point!!!

[@iCallOfDutyDog]

He had only 2 chambers???

[@NondescriptMammal]

No, his heart had all four chambers, but he was born without a left coronary artery to supply blood to the heart tissues, which contributed to his early death... and this was unknown until his autopsy. His right coronary artery had greatly enlarged itself to compensate somewhat.

[@iCallOfDutyDog]

@@NondescriptMammal ohh okay Thanks for the input

[@johnflanagan9153]

That wasn't the heart condition that befell him; Pete was born with two coronary arteries, when in every human being, it should be three major coronary arteries that nourish the heart. Upon autopsy, it was found he had this missing artery, and two grossly enlarged one's to compensate. The Doctor said he couldn't believe he had lived to forty with this rare condition when most don't even see 20. But to also to have played collegiate and professional basketball at the level he did is simply a miracle. He was truly amazing.

[@BK-wt4gq]

I remember reading about how if Maravich had played with a 3 point line, he'd have averaged 57 ppg for his career. Crazy af

[@chathekid]

SFA44 fake?

[@shigsho]

Chris, No it is true.

[@KrockDealer]

I think you mean college carreer

[@dmontoy52]

Alex Oparaoji Still 51 points per game

[@robertmathews1217]

Alex Oparaoji no the nba didnt have a 3 point line until the 1980 season so it would've been his nba career

[@sheenaruiz2826]

This man mike could make a video on why Anthony Bennett is one of the greatest of all time

[@FIFA2YT]

Sheena Ruiz and he would make me believe it!

[@jaredvaughan45]

some say anthony bennett could've been better than lebron james.

[@kman23davis]

Greatest bust of all time.

[@neerajjoshi8395]

could probably make a video on why Brian scalabrine is the greatest too

[@yassinelimam4708]

Sheena Ruiz, i really don't understand , you mean that pistol wasn't one of the greatest player of all time

[@SwishScopeOfficial]

Pistol Pete should've stayed one more season. The next season after his retirement, Bird's Celtics dynasty won their first championship.

[@imarino1349]

He was finally getting healthy from the knee injury too. That Celtics team would have been even more insane. I heard a report that he had a major issue with the coach. One time in practice a rookie got mad & kicked a ball. The ball hit the coach & the coach blamed it on Pete. He left the court & retired. So sad because he was on his way to a 25-5-5 type of Season & ofcourse, the RING.

[@Mrd9960]

imarino 13 Oh yeah i remember McHale told that story one time, the coach yelled at him, someone kicked the basketball and it hit the coach and he thought Pete did it, that's a shame, really too bad he didn't stay another few years, he would have got a championship and really helped the Celtics alot.

[@Amick44]

@@Mrd9960 Probably so. At that point he could no longer carry a team after the knee injury in New Orleans. The 3rd guard, 6th man spot, was ideal for him at that point. And he did help the Celts that last year with some clutch scoring.

[@richcardo3]

on #2 U forgot Magic Johnson when he told to Pete's sons that the showtime Lakers were inspired by Maravich

[@DolphGurgle]

Low key clicked on this video hoping for a lizard person conspiracy video..... Great jump shot tho

[@khaliljackson6911]

Will Howell he was a lizard, he probably started drinking and eating babies that's why he didn't want to talk about it

[@JacobSerns]

😂😂😂I laughed so hard at this comment!!

[@xaocbrother4868]

Put the speed at .25 and start at 2:10 its pretty funny

[@dwaki3822]

Welcome to the garbage mike korzemba channel

[@jawwaadsaleem6798]

Will Howell me too

[@ethancrowe8280]

Reasons why Lavar ball IS HUMAN

[@jamesburlingham4748]

Ethan Crowe no clearly lavar ball isn't a human cuz no real human will say some of the shit he has said.

[@marcofelizzola4108]

James Burlingham only the president can be like that,

[@drapz1525]

Ethan Crowe Trash

[@shanhussain3814]

Ethan Crowe lavar is an ogre.

[@shanhussain3814]

Chris Estrada lol true

[@isaacreynolds8339]

I don't think the 2020 Miami heat were human. They blew a 3-0 lead!!

[@dangertofierce7380]

Ugliest Guy you are the ugliest guy

[@isaacreynolds8339]

Julian Johnson ... yeah... and?

[@demonNthesn0w]

Shut up

[@bfresh913]

Ugliest Guy what do you mean 2020 Miami heat?

[@justinl3073]

Bryan Arango he's predicting the death of the 2020 heat.

[@racewiththefalcons1]

The story about his dad making basketball seem like the most fun thing in the world and not letting him play is some next-level psychological manipulation. Brilliant, hilarious, devious, all at the same time.

[@kgwatson6624]

Would love to see a 'What if Grant Hill was healthy with T-Mac in Orlando' those two guys completely healthy on the court together could have been scary.

[@VictorShephard]

KG Watson how about them being healthy and Tim Duncan deciding to go to Orlando? I see at least 3 rings.

[@kgwatson6624]

I don't even want to think of that as a Magic fan lol, or if T-Mac stayed when we drafted Dwight and they were all healthy.

[@JP-jd8wr]

VictorShephard at least 3? that's it? what a bold prediction 😒😒😒. Duncan has 5. 4 with ginobili and parker. so saying at least 3 rings with a healthy Tmac and grant hill is not an amazing prediction.

[@VictorShephard]

J P 3s a floor not a ceiling.

[@Zamppa86]

And you could add Shawn Kemp into that mix! What if The Magic had decently shaped Kemp, TMac and healthy Grant Hill playing? Well that's a very 'scary' big 3 don't you think?

[@bethanysparks1]

The Lord needed a guard so He called Pete Home early.

[@teearedee4291]

Not going to lie Pistol Pete is one of the most underrated legends of all time if not IS the most underrated legend of all time But Mike just made him like a MJ with saying the facts 👌 Edit: THANK YOU FOR ALL THE LIKES YOU GUYS ARE THE ABSOLUTE BEST IN THE WORLD 😊😁😊😁😊😁😊😁😊

[@hypnoticcpsychoticc]

fo sho. totally agree.

[@robertmathews1217]

Earl Manny oh fo sho fo sho i used to love to watch him play

[@ellenbrooks8952]

Mr.Tbone Boi is back that is true

[@rohanix8953]

Mr.Tbone Boi is back I didn't even know him before seeing this video

[@icywolf9312]

Mr.Tbone Boi is back He wasn't far off from Micheal Jordan.

[@David-xi1hz]

nba 2k17 players about to get that pete maravich jumper now..

[@ayeepexxtv5854]

David i go off wit pistol pete on 18

[@mazziotti6696]

David THATS WHAT I WAS THINKING TOO LMAO.

[@mrmojorisin8752]

Great video. Most important point: If Pete had the threat of the three point line, he would have been unguardable. He could shoot like Steph, pass like Magic, drive to the hole like no other, and was deadly midrange. In today’s game, he’d be a world famous icon.

[@mrsmukk]

My ABSOLUTE favorite player of all time...and it ain't even close

[@racewiththefalcons1]

The story of his dribbling a basketball everywhere reminds me of Jimi Hendrix who used to wake up and immediately strap on his guitar and take it with him everywhere he went that day. _Everywhere._ He took it to the bathroom, to the movie theater, he did not go anywhere without a guitar, and he played constantly. Almost as crazy as the stories about how Joe Satriani's friends used to come over his house and remind him to eat food each day because he would not stop playing guitar, even to _eat food._

[@element-dh9dx]

If you're into something, and you have time then most people spend a lot of time at whatever they are into, in some cases basketball, sometimes it's guitar, or etc. It's easy to get obsessive.

[@christianmandigo5108]

as a louisiana native pete maravich is celebrated as a wonderful man and a legend, his legacy will live on forever, he used to sell out LSU crowds my dad said putting LSu on the map,he was a die hard christian man and also a family man may his soul be in paradise.#RipPistolPete

[@christianguerrero1083]

biggest chokes of all time Indians blew a 3-1 lead warriors my fav blew a 3-1 osn blew a 1500$ lead okc blew a 3-1 lead cavs 😖 blew a 26 lead in 4th quarter Oilers blew a 32 lead falcons blew a 28-3 lead spurs blew a 76 to 68 lead with 33 seconds remaining against tmac hitler blew a 11 country lead lighting mcqueen blew a one lap lead grizzles blew a 3-0 lead in 2018 and big o blew a 41 lead

[@faggleterry9833]

Christian Guerrero the Spurs were up by even more I believe

[@dr_derp_gaming8250]

Christian Guerrero my brother blowing a 3 star lead in MarioParty

[@tyruss23]

Christian Guerrero idk who the team who choked was but they had like a 12 point lead with 30 seconds left and choked vs Texas A&M a few years in the NCAA Tournament

[@watchoutbuddy5478]

Oscar Robertson Blew A 41-0 lead

[@nathang9034]

Christian Guerrero and dabs blew a 14 point lead to the Heat

[@Me20302]

1:59 before the ball got to basket, they all turn around like “no need for rebounds”

[@lightzs6249]

Moroccan Queen95 fac

[@udinalantapanicity5429]

LOL that was foul

[@gund2281]

Pistol Pete is the most overlooked All-Time Great player. It's sad that so many people don't know a thing about him, and that he's never mentioned when people talk about the greatest players.

[@ljubodragpetronijevic]

It is not only sad, but also a great shame.

[@MLA831]

NBA according Mike National Basketball Aliens Dude, no one is a human!!

[@zenpaganwarrior]

Great video, Mike. There was another quote I heard from Pete recently, in an interview with I think Roy Firestone, where he said something about him "living 40, 50, or 60 years" which I find extremely unusual and also predictive of his death once again. I've never heard any other celebrity interviewee or anyone in personal conversation talk speculatively about a lifetime of that short a duration, but also (again) mentioning 40, the exact age he died, is simply, wildly uncanny.

[@demorik6794]

I believe when he was playing at LSU his heart condition was identified. His father told them to brush it under the rug, not tell the public or NBA and they did that, but Pete probably knew tho, so that may have been why he always estimated his life expectancy to be low.

[@raaghavsaxena9985]

Underrated legend for SURE!

[@Micnify]

Pete was wonderful ❤!! Seriously!! Mic'2023 😊!!

[@jusjurano]

do 7 reasons why lavar ball is the greatest basketball of all time

[@TRCKLA]

Jurano w

[@BrianScalabrinefinalsMVP]

Jurano not greatest basketball player, greatest basketball because he's so fat he's shaped like a basketball

[@dr_derp_gaming8250]

Jurano I love bouncing a LavarBall

[@AAA-nk1nd]

#1 He was too good for the NBA

[@ballinlikecp3883]

Jurano W

[@bkendrick52]

As a high school and college player during the early 70's, I witnessed Pete in real time at his best. He was truly amazing. When playing at LSU, the opposing teams knew he was going to shoot every opportunity that he could, but even triple teaming him didn't work. When he dribbled, it was as though the ball was an extension of his hand (a comparison I've heard made by several of his NBA peers). He moved with a fluid motion that I've seldom seen since or before.

[@reillyjsullivan9989]

I've never seen him play, wasn't alive at the same as him, but he is still my favorite player. Read his book, his biographies, and I have his cards.

[@moeball740]

I'm an old fart so I did see Pete play. Although people talk mostly about his scoring he was the most amazing passer I've ever seen. When he started his NBA career with the Hawks I saw him make countless brilliant no look passes that teammates apparently weren't alert enough to look for. They often bounced off their hands. A decade later Magic came into the league and got a zillion assists making similar passes. Obviously Magic had much better teammates. I have no doubt that if Pete came along in today's game he would probably score about 25 per game but probably also average a dozen assists.

[@CstWstFllwer]

@@moeball740 yea when i was young i made some crazy passes right to the players at times & they couldn't grasp it. Not the type of passes where u throw it like a rocket too hard, but too odd like over the head like a larry bird or magic or van exel. sometimes they'd catch the odd passes.

[@jcice131949]

LOL he makes steph curry and steve nash look like just regular all-stars

[@poopdadjones5635]

You should do a 2k simulation with him in the modern NBA

[@FrengoBoi]

Poopdad Jones YES

[@Seth_long22]

Roses are red Violets are blue I like to steal comments Admit you do it too

[@nbamixes5976]

That guy Seth this is the first time i seen this and already know its stolen

[@pooface6783]

Roses are red Violets are blue I like to steal comments Admit you do it too

[@pjfrog10]

I was playing at the university of Kansas during Pete’s college days. He was the only player that me and my team mates would gather around the TV to watch. On my team was our great point guard Jo Jo White.

[@brendanleduc9440]

Korzemba is the biggest hype beast this man be like "Kwame Brown is one of the greatest number one overall picked busts who played for the 76ers in the 2000s."

[@BigPercNowitzki]

Brendan LeDuc W

[@vuk0811]

Do video about Drazen Petrovic

[@xxfenrearxx8416]

Petar Vuk tako je brate

[@Jim26D]

petrovic was so good he could have actually been on the dream team. he was the only player in the Olympics who really played well against usa. always one of my favorites

[@orestislomis2109]

Petar Vuk And Nick Galis and Arvydas Sabonis maybe?

[@Jim26D]

Orestotle TheGreekPhilosopher sabonis could have definitely, he was great as an old rc with bad feet in 96. I remember though he didn't play well against USA where as petrovic really went at them and competed as an equal.

[@BRAOSGEELR]

Pete Maravich reminds me of Dražen Petrović: unbelievable ball handler, very very elegant, unbelievable work ethic, unbelievable shooter(best ever according to Reggie Miller), DIED YOUNG 29 years old in an car accident! Scary. Look it up very similar in the style of play, and the crazy work ethic stories.

[@johnflanagan9153]

Blast from a past I witnessed first-hand: In 1980, Pete Maravich was claimed off waivers by the Boston Celtics, who by that time, were undergoing a incredible resurgence led by rookie Larry Bird. The game I saw with my late, great Dad was at the Hartford Civic center, and the Celtics were down about 15 points heading into the fourth quarter. Coach Bill Fitch put Maravich in, and he and Bird put on a clinic, with the Pistol scoring 30 points and Larry throwing unbelievable passes, and vise-versa. It was an incredible sight, and Pete really turned the clock back that night with the Celtics easily winning. At training camp for the 1980-81 season, Pete was there...but his passion for the game was gone, and he quit. Larry Bird was very disappointed, but years later Larry Legend said Maravich was a more skilled player than he, and could do things Bird could never do. Thankfully for younger fans, videos like yours show what a once-in-a-lifetime player he truly was. When he died in January of 1988, It was very sad, as he was only 40, but had an undetected heart defect in which he had been born with just two coronary arteries when the human heart is supposed to have three. He was incredible, and they didn't call him " The Pistol " for nothing.

[@deanforesee4555]

First time in years I actually saw a basketball player that did not carry

[@Bigitaly44]

Imagine if he could have. His handles would be ungodly

[@randymarshprofessionalfarm5818]

yeah must of been so straining on his hart trying to carry

[@jamesmeuwissen7823]

Bob Cousy never did either

[@Z_hri]

Mike Smith the rules changed

[@Z_hri]

Greg Pettis lemme not say the rules changed but the way they looked at dribbling definitely did, it started when elgin baylor started doing crossovers and dribbling has just evolved from there

[@dantehightower2740]

Pete Maravich was born 20 minutes from my house

[@podunkcitizen2562]

I read that once he went for a lay up and in mid air brought the ball around his back and layed it up and in with the other hand. The ref called him for walking. Pete yelled back at the ref, "how do you know if that's walking, you've never seen anyone do that before"!

[@BRAOSGEELR]

Reminds me of Dražen Petrović,unbelievable ball handler, very very elegant, unbelievable work ethic, unbelievable shooter(best ever according to Reggie Miller), DIED YOUNG 29 years old in an car accident! Scary. Look it up very similar in the style of play, and the crazy work ethic stories.

[@TheTradesmanLU2001]

BRAOSGEELR None of these youngsters who believe the top 10 include 9 current players and Jordan don’t know who Drazen is. Unfortunately

[@IblewuponyourfaceIII]

TheTradesmen Drazen scored 44 points on Jordan, Jordan knows very well who Drazen Petrovic is lmao

[@paul-egz4264]

I watched drazen live on a weekly basis at the Brendan Byrne Arena, too bad the nets sucked!!!

[@chathekid]

Dam Pete be averaging my player stats

[@thrifthy-_-644]

How about 7 stories that prove WILT CHAMBERLAIN was not human??!?

[@megatron6579]

Yeah dom2k already made one but we need to see mike make one

[@thrifthy-_-644]

Mega Tron yeh ik about that but I just want to see on Mike's pov

[@n90900]

I don't really think we need that we all pretty much know he was a human sized Hulk

[@zayzaysmallz5692]

Wilt was human thou, nothing special

[@ab_brambila]

Lit V He wasn't even human sized 😂

[@bbjj2867]

he didn't force him... he manipulated him.

[@trbizwiz1]

unapologeticwhiteman Winner yep, welcome to parenting. I manipulate my children to eat something other than lucky charms every meal, I also manipulate them to go to bed on time. If given a true choice, most children will self destruct. Perhaps he was a bit harsh in his methods. But I’ll assume he though football was dangerous, and he wanted Pete to see that quickly.

[@masterchief5833]

Thats not how it is. He raised him. The correct way

[@seanoconnor5730]

@@trbizwiz1 especially since back then, football was way more dangerous than it is today. And Pete was also a pretty small dude. Even for a QB. Perfect build for basketball though.

[@cazmiller605]

Everyone has the greatest work ethic according to Mike

[@pinchasmizrachi]

this your 200th video congrats

[@fatmanjonestv7143]

I’ve always been shocked more people don’t talk about how good Pete was. One of the best scorers of all time, an assist machine. Dr J said he was the best basketball player he ever saw

[@carterballard6448]

Do a what if pistol Pete played in the modern nba. That would be sick

[@jackthe_tripper2544]

Carter Ballard Just watch Curry... born 2 weeks after Pete passed away

[@zboyd_]

Petes dad is a phsycopath Edit:As i wrote this i pressed play on the video and Mike litteraly said it 3:53

[@xaocbrother4868]

Put the speed at .25 and start at 2:10 its pretty funny

[@bafongue1]

He wasn't human he knew he wouldn't live long subconsciously he knew he he wouldn't live long that's what drove him I wonder what his birthday was

[@yesplease29]

@@xaocbrother4868 yes

[@vegetamegadisk]

Psychopath*

[@zboyd_]

@@vegetamegadisk Lmao your really correcting a comment I made 2 years ago

[@kvmthefirst5330]

Did you guys see what Pete did at 3:10

[@ericlester5033]

OMy GOD👀how did he make that🏆

[@KOCChristian]

Searching over 7 months we found out that Pete from Universe Super Cheese

[@voidfarming8856]

That was amazing

[@jomei6798]

Omg he is he king of basketball

[@BruceAlrighty1991]

The double clutch mid range floater

[@soter305]

Great piece. Too many people suffer from the recency effect and think that everything that happened in basketball worth noting happened in the past 20 years.

[@JakeNHale]

The music in the back is so dramatic 😂 😂

[@samverhaaren3937]

Do you know what it is

[@gugumasango1802]

Suggestion: What if Pistol Pete played in the Modern NBA? Another suggestion : What if Wilt Chamberlain played in the Modern NBA? I know he would dominate the whole league but I want to see your take on it

[@VictorShephard]

Gugu Masango think Steph Curry but 6'5. Yes, Pistol Pete was that nasty.

[@noahcunningham3087]

VictorShephard and a better passer

[@Anthony-fm8mz]

Make a video on testing again because it literally cost Miami a playoff spot

[@jotade2098]

4:20 never seen that. Genius

[@Liscome]

I never liked basketball. Saw a documentary on Pete in my teens and first thing I did was head to the basketball court after watching it. I even practiced throwing the ball behind my back hitting a wall and catching it. He is the only player that ever got me excited about basketball

[@DrJohnnyJ]

Pete was 10 for 15 on three point field goals.

[@darrellpate1270]

Very thorough videos and great enthusiasm... This is awesome

[@Mindcreat0r]

Did he give a Pepsi to a police man though?

[@kingjayswishiii_388]

Bob's Adventures I think not.🤔

[@redbirdsaraceno]

Great vid ! The forgotten " GOAT " unknown by most of todays Gen . Love seeing his trick passing and ball fakes .

[@Redmenace96]

The boy could pass, right? So much like Magic J.

[@vanjohnson9837]

The creating of a Legend.still holds the ncaa record for the highest scoring avg.in the final four-over 44.3 in a 4 game series.r.i.p.dec2020.

[@bigdeal39]

I remember hearing about Pistol Pete as a kid from my Uncle and thought nobody's that good...lol. He was ahead of his time..but yet at a perfect time...like M.J. He needs to be regarded as one of the top 5 basketball players of all time....if not...at least top 10 without a doubt at all !!!

[@johnhe4845]

Everything Mike makes a video on one player I just get a lot more respect for that player......... please don't make a video on Kevin Durant please don't

[@klipklapklop3359]

No one No one at all Not even Pete’s father Pistol Pete : dribbling in movie theatre and while driving a car

[@jeffhartwig5283]

He is now playing on a golden court and the angels are learning his style! Praise be to Jesus!

[@jimskelton7531]

I read that when he was a freshman at LSU, fans would pack the gym to see him play, then many would leave before the varsity game.

[@ChildOL]

Consistency, determination, and hard work will pay off. Practice makes perfect.

[@dwonemcmillan1460]

Great

[@manishranjan2928]

Without Pete maravich there would be no Kyrie no iverson because he was so ahead of his time in ball handling but don’t blame me for saying he is the best offensively skilled player of all time in the nba.

[@Amick44]

Dr J gave him his vote.

[@dwayneturner9395]

@@Amick44 Dr J also doesn't have MJ in his too 5... soooo

[@Amick44]

@@dwayneturner9395 Dr j stuck with his boyhood idols. However it is still a hell of a squad! Tough to beat in any era.

[@55bamafan]

Pete should have never been able to play at all because of his heart condition. It’s a miracle he played at all. I just glad he got saved by God’s Grace I’ll get to spend some time with him when I pass on. To God be the glory.

[@MichaelGarcia03]

PETE IS THE GOAT

[@friartuck103]

And the most shocking thing... HE WAS WHITE!!! Bom bomm bommmmmm

[@jonathanrobins1618]

Mike be like: 7 stories that prove zaza pachulia was not human!

[@ryanhenson7559]

Heart touching my man! Thanks for making this vid cuz people should kno how great he was and "AHEAD OF HIS TIME IS TRUE" for sure

[@colegarcia2243]

Daily Reminder: LaVar Ball blew a three son lead.

[@Hhhhhrro]

He began to drink...He prepared for the apocalypse 😂

[@whyisleohere]

WHO WILL BE MVP THIS YEAR? Like for Westbrook, comment for James Harden

[@KalteneckerProductions]

Pete is my favorite player ever. He changed my life and I hope he changes many more.

[@Jsimm100]

GeorgeTheWalrus Pete and MJ are my favorites.

[@b80-s9i]

Right there with u George...@ 10yo I watched a movie bout His life and dedication to bball and it changed everything for me! That summer I watched the movie 70-80 times and was able to spin ball on my finger easily and for ANY AMOUNT of time! Pistol instilled dedication and obsession for hoops in me.

[@garudain77]

Nice video; I learned a lot! /// When I was a grunt student at Alabama in the late Sixties, Pete & LSU came to play Bama. We Bama students overflowed the place, and he put on a show for us! And yes the sloppy socks stood out. Too cool!

[@youngboiskrrt4097]

Pete vs MJ

[@sethhall7554]

Pete would embarrass MJ one on one.

[@wayneweaver2341]

awesome job on documenting the greatest. TV sports wasn't covered back then as it is today think of the extra highlights we missed and we would be wearing floppy socks in are Air Jordan's

[@avvery8593]

12:11 so pete had to give you the talk aye?

[@AlanNadeauIII]

This was the first video I ever watched from Mike, and I was immediately hooked.

[@jamiec1852]

Next time on mike korzemba how kwame brown was ony human I'm not a kwame brown fan

[@steventorrez9190]

Jamie Clayden lmfao

[@ilovemanunited6179]

Jamie Clayden a

[@brandonanthonyk]

Pistol Pete and Michael Jordan are my favorite basketball players ever.

[@ericberry1407]

Brandon Keidl mine too

[@michaelwalsh1035]

When Pete finished his career in Boston, slowed by injuries, one day he said to Bird, "why not get it to me when your double teamed?".... Bird responded ,"if you were any f..in good, they wouldn't double team me." Gotta love Larry!

[@_bouby_]

One of basketballs greatest Gaurds or BEST🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@robertmorrison8150]

Pete played in an era where the other guards could hand check him,bump him without them getting a foul called, imagine Pete playing in today's game, where they don't get called for traveling, the European step, 3 point line.

[@nicholascarroll5861]

Do a re draft of 2013 as the mindset of 2013 like first pick nerlens Noel