Wilt Chamberlain▪︎73 pts vs New York Knicks Highlights▪︎1962

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[@FoobasSports]

Wilt Chamberlain vs New York Knicks, November 16, 1962: 29/43 FG (68%), 15/19 FT (79%) 73 Points 14 Rebounds 1 Assist 4 Blocks* 48 Minutes - * At least 4 Blocks captured on film.

[@PIP...33]

GOD WILT RIP THE ONLY REAL GOAT

[@PIP...33]

SHAQ 60 PTS ALL DUNKS WILT 73 PTS 40 CAME ON FADEAWAY

[@patek9789]

@@PIP...33 shaq is a bum with no skill

[@coachwane]

Warriors got off to a hot start, leading by 10 after 1. Then halftime found themselves down by 3. After the third, the Warriors only led by 8. Before commanding a 16 point victory. I say this because far too many wrongly consider Wilt a stat padding loser. Whom scoring did not help his team win.

[@tylerhingleton8493]

Wilt had to have near 10 blocks or more, and wouldn't be surprised if he did.

[@bestkept1135]

I didn't know Wilt was so good at the fadeaway. Bring him to any era and he will be still great.

[@edbea2]

He invented it. Back then, they called offensive fouls big time, so you couldn't just knock people over and down on the floor, like they allowed Shaq to do, with your shoulder and score the ball with impunity without getting whistled. You had to be more skilled, which big men later began to become. Wilt was waaaaaay ahead of his time, highly skilled in his prime and played with the Harlem Globetrotters as a young player, and they wouldn't take you if you weren't skilled with the ability to pass, shoot, dribble, do tricks with the ball, make shots from half court, etc. Wilt could make hooks from half court, was the best behind the back passer from the post in history, best rebounder, shot blocker, highest jumping big man, fastest 7Fter, strongest, and none of that $hit is even close man. He would murder these centers in his prime. He was old AF and on a bad knee after recent surgery when the great Kareem entered the league to great fanfare, and Wilt still sky jacked that sky hook plenty and dunk attempts as well...and Wilt was old, getting ready to retire.

[@lloydkline1518]

Today this shooting; video on the internet: low post scoring ;: videos on the internet hakeen olajuwon big man training camp. big men low post camp ;; different era

[@matthewchristie2186]

@@edbea2 jordan stole alot of wilts go to attacks fadeaway in particular

[@JohnnyRodgers3]

look at the pass fakes he uses to get open

[@wmden1]

@@edbea2 Yes, the game was officiated as Dr. Naismith, and whoever assisted with the rules, initially intended it. I am picturing somebody trying one of those sickening looking, blatant traveling, so called, "Euro-steps", back then. He would probably get laughed off the court, and still should be today. Oh well.

[@JohnnyRodgers3]

WILT WOULD BE LISTED AT 7 FT 3 300 POUNDS IN TODAYS GAME AS PLAYERS BACK THEN WERE MEASURED WITHOUT SHOES the average height of the nba back then was 6 ft 6 without shoes now its 6 ft 6 with shoes on the average height of a center back then was 6 ft 10 without shoes the average height now is 6 ft 10 with shoes so take that into consideration wilt would be listed at 7 ft 3, 300 pounds in his prime today , hed be the biggest, when taking into his height and weight Wilt played in a league with 8-12 teams at a time while still having an 82 game schedule with about 80% of the teams having a hof center this means wilt played a hof center just about every night C-Bill Russell: 6’11” -235 ibs- HOF (143 games played in 9 seasons) (up to 14 times in the regular season) C-Kareem Abdul Jabbar: -240 ibs- 7'4" HOF(27 games played in 4 seasons) (up to 5 times in the regular season) C-Willis Reed: 6,10.5” -255 ibs- HOF(72 games played in 8 seasons) (up to 10 times a season) C-Walt Bellamy: 7, 0" -270 ibs- HOF(100 games played in 11 seasons) (up to 10 times a season) C-Artis Gilmore: 7'3" HOF - 260 ibs- C-Bob Lanier: 7'0" HOF(17 games played in 3 seasons) (up to 7 times a season) -280 ibs- C-Nate Thurmond: 7'1" HOF(47 games played in 4 seasons) (up to 7 times a season) -240 ibs- C-Bob McAdoo: 6’10” HOF (5 games played in 1 season) (Wes Unseld is also a HOF center but he is 6’9 -270 ibs-) (26 times in 5 seasons) (Dave Cowens is also a HOF Center/Forward but he is 6”9)(17 games played in 3 seasons) (Connie Hawkins is also a HOF Forward/ center but he is 6”9)(31 games played in 4 seasons) (please note there are more HOF PF who guarded and were guarded by wilt chamberlain but the majority of them are about 6’9) ALL STARS AND OTHERS: Dennis Awtrey: 7'0" Tom Boerwinkle: 7'2" Nate Bowmen: 7,0" Mel Counts: 7'1" Walter Dukes: 7'1" Jim Eakins: 6'11" Ray Felix: 6'11" Hank Finkel: 7'0" Swede Halbrook: 7'5" (look at his highlights) Reggie Harding: 7'0" Jim McDaniels: 7'0" Otto Moore: 6'11" Dave Newmark: 7'0" Rich Niemann: 7'0" Billy Paultz: 6'11" Craig Raymond: 6'11" Elmore Smith: 7'0" Chuck Share: 7,0 " Ronald Taylor: 7'1" Walt Wesley: 7,0" TOM PAYNE 7'4 " GREG FILLMORE 7'1 CRAIG SPITZER 7'0 LARUE MARTIN 6'11 VIC BARTOLOME 7'1 GEORGE JOHNSON 6'11 WILLIAM SMITH 7'1 (the heights are with the added 1 1/2 inches to take into consideration the fact that players in this "era" were measured without shoes) you can look up the hof centers on youtube pages like: 70s fan Wilt chamberlain archive

[@christiandiscernment1697]

Well done! I got to see Wilt with the Globbies in 1958 in Camp Lejeune and met him, with my Dad, at a 1966 or 67 game with the 76ers. He graciously signed the program for me. I believe he is the greatest combination of size, strength, speed, and athletic ability ever. Random example: Bill Walton says (on a youtube video) he saw Wilt throw a football 90 yards underhanded!

[@mr.ditkovich6379]

Wilt weighed 327 lbs at his peak

[@treecosmos386]

💯💯💯🐐 13

[@andrzejzborowski4920]

I wonder why Jerry West was listed at 6'2 when he's 6'4.5 barefoot?

[@Sergio-1899decano]

Thats some effin tall plumbers

[@alsimmonshellspawn6021]

wilt chamberlain is my favorite player ever

[@林士元-e4l]

讚！

[@javi_v2920]

Me too.

[@lloydkline1518]

❤️ wilt too : give wilt the basletball.& get out the way; as wilt wheel towards the basket to score more points

[@lloydkline1518]

Wilt was great arm wrestling: checkers ; playing cards

[@southwest1988]

Mine too

[@malikalihudin6460]

I'm fan of MJ to me Wilt is kind of Mythical legend of Basketball, no wonder other people call him the GOAT 🐐 and I'm not bothering it and respect it. 👍🏻

[@JohnnyRodgers3]

wilt would be listed at 7 ft 3, 300 pounds in his prime today

[@malikalihudin6460]

@@JohnnyRodgers3 maybe he may best shooter too combination of KDs move and Gianis body 🤔

[@6TomCruz6]

Legendary especially that 100pts game with no existence of the 3pts arc at the time only other person to come close to that was the other legend himself Kobe Bryant

[@JohnnyRodgers3]

@AnAverage2KMobilePlayer Dwight is 6ft9 bare foot and had beem listened at 6ft11 for the majority of his career....also wilt is the same bare foot height as kristaps Porzingis

[@NHRebelsthoughts]

He ran the floor and those fad away jump shots were not gimmies

[@lloydkline1518]

❤️ wilt too; give wilt the basketball; & get out the way:: as wilt wheels the basket to score more points

[@joeyjo-joshabadu9636]

yeah, and he did it all in Chuck Taylors!

[@JohnnyRodgers3]

wilt would be listed at 7 ft 3, 300 pounds in his prime today

[@lloydkline1518]

Wilt play today NBA would be post monster in the pant area of the basket

[@lloydkline1518]

@@JohnnyRodgers3 they got stuff to make people talller; stronger ; give wilt popeye spanich now

[@kevinflo9729]

I’m always amazed at any wilt footage. I really wish someone would do a in-depth documentary on him and get as many stories about him from former athletes/celebrities. Especially as the years go on, all the people that knew him are up there in age. We can’t let them die off without sharing all their knowledge. I’d love to know more about his track & field days as well as his weight lifting stories.

[@edbea2]

While not in a one 2 hour doc format, All the stuff is already on KZbin via several different channels and contributions.

[@No-wc6hw]

Wilt is the king of basketball!

[@lloydkline1518]

Wilt own the nba records books

[@No-wc6hw]

@@lloydkline1518 Yes sir!!

[@shihyuchu6753]

@@lloydkline1518 He AUTHORED the record books

[@lloydkline1518]

@@shihyuchu6753 NBA recotds books was put in wilt coffins;; late in 1999 ; wilt pillow in the coffins : computor checker games & wilt black book

[@emeanuele]

bUt wIlT sCORed 100 pOiNts oN jUsT dUnkS 🐐🐐

[@PIP...33]

SHAQ 60 PTS ALL DUNKS WILT 73 PTS 40 CAME ON FADEAWAY

[@lloydkline1518]

Fadaway shots finger rolls : wilt bank shot etc etc wilt had more low post moves a rattlet snake

[@ralphgreenwood2469]

People who saw the 100 point game said Wilt scored most of his points with his fade away turnaround jump shot.Why are u saying things that aren't true?

[@PIP...33]

@@ralphgreenwood2469 DUDE IS BLIND HE DOESNT EVEN WATCH VIDEOS. WE ALL CAN SEE NO LOOK FADEAWAYS OVER 15 TO 18 FEET MULTIPLE TIMES. I CHALLENGE HIM TO FIND ME 1 LINK WHERE SHAQ SCORE ONLY 1 POINT ON MID RANGE NOT FADEAWAY NO LOOKS. SHAQ CANT EVEN SHOOT NEAR BASKET HIS ONLY MOVE IS DUNK AND BABYHOOK AROUND 3 TO 5 FEET.

[@Loydstardeli2017]

Not true ever hear of free throw& wilt unstoppable pioneer faraway jump shot & pioneer finger rolls

[@everton1473]

I want more game clips of Chamberlain. Legend.

[@zacks3288]

Crazy how Wilt had such a smooth fade away jumper, something that a lot of people don’t bring up when they talk about his skill sets! Pretty incredible! Could you imagine him in 2022?!?!?

[@juliangarcia1221]

He'll probably shatter every record including his own

[@RG-ct6qz]

Today's game would be so perfect for him. His casual 3 pointer video is legendary.

[@frankmorreale6433]

I can guard Wilt. Just give me an 8ft ladder and a billboard

[@allistermcginlay6476]

What's remarkable about Wilt Chamberlain, in defence he was putting up numbers similar to Bill Russell and then in offense he was scoring over 50% higher than the best offensive players in the game, Elgin Baylor being one! Yet people call him out, implying that what he did wasn't particularly impressive, well ever legendary player in his era thinks differently, Bill Russell’s said he was the best player in the nba, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar learned never to give up because of Wilt, West the logo said, "playing in the modern era, he would make the present centres look weak!" I will take their word over those who arguably never had the chance to see him play!

[@EdwinSA714]

Amazing Footage Never seen this before 🐐 🐐

[@mikegillins4992]

Wow never seen this footage before that fade away shot was just insane Chamberlain numbers in 62 was so cartoonist its almost like seeing Bigfoot out there

[@auburnmann3630]

Have you ever seen the Cartoon Network series Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends? Lol they have character based off of Wilt. Lol

[@mikegillins4992]

@@auburnmann3630 never knew that

[@delirious300]

Ayyy another wilt video let’s go

[@Loydstardeli2017]

❤️ wilt too,

[@breauxcewayne1971]

73 points??? Wow talk about an off night for Wilt. He must of been injured or sick.

[@johnmcdowell41]

Greatest of all time. Period

[@treecosmos386]

💯% and it ain't even close in my book

[@morrisparrish76]

We All know it now!

[@isuckatthisgame]

This giant with that stamina must've felt unstoppable. Wow. What a machine.

[@vengod7]

So much footage of this game! This is a TRUE GEM💎

[@JohnnyRodgers3]

look at the pass fakes he uses to get open

[@richmondraider716]

Thank you so much for this work of art. This is gold. Too many so called NBA fans have no real idea how athletic Wilt was. He jumper in these scenes was silk.

[@FoobasSports]

Much appreciated! Thank you 👍

[@stevecatanzaro974]

His free throw was as soft as Rick Berry's!

[@loydkline]

Nilt had a big text book fadaway y jump shot

[@stevereber]

WOW is this a first? This video? Nice Fade away jumper he had

[@marcschumann7138]

If Wilt Chamberlain played with Michael Jordan's killer instinct there would be a lot of professional athletes in an intense coma in I.C.U for several years.

[@FoobasSports]

Wilt was a beautiful human being.

[@elihudcarter9943]

Marc Schumann - Wilt did not have to play with Jordan's killer instinct.Today Wilt holds an incredible 72 NBA records.He holds far more astounding mind boggling records than Jordan or any other NBA player in history.Many of these records will never be broken that is why it did not matter if Wilt played with the killer instincts of Jordan or not.

[@masonlerner9342]

@@elihudcarter9943 I don't think he meant it as an insult or was implying it hurt Wilt's game. I think he is saying if Wilt went all out, he would have had a body count.

[@elihudcarter9943]

@@masonlerner9342 I never said that he meant to insult.I am talking about facts not insults.It is a fact that Wilt set more NBA records than Jordan or any other NBA player in history.So he did not need to have a killer instinct like Jordan.Wilt set an incredible 72 NBA records and most of them will never be broken and no other NBA player in history comes anywhere close to setting 72 NBA records.These are facts not insults.It is also a fact that NBA players who played against Wilt have said in interviews that Wilt was the strongest NBA player that they ever played against so Wilt could already send somebody to the hospital many former NBA players who faced him gave examples of just how super strong Wilt was even Arnold Scharzenegger former bodybuilding champion said how much stronger Wilt was than him and that Wilt was super strong so These are facts not insults it is a fact that Wilt did not need the killer instinct of Jordan.Even former NBA great players and Arnold Schartzenegger will tell you that Wilt did go all out.You cannot set an incredible 72 NBA records if you did not mean to go all out.

[@edbea2]

@@elihudcarter9943 Yeah, only people who never saw him play, don’t know much about Wilt or the vicious era he played in, would suggest he didn’t go all out. That notion is ridiculous…and worse.

[@cliffordsy4249]

They can all put Jordan or Lebron as the Goat. But Wilt is the god of basketball.

[@markarmage3776]

Whenever you watch a Wilt Chamberlain tape, always remember that Wilt never unleashed his full strength on the peasants around him, no matter if it's Bill Russel or Kareem. Wilt was that strong, countless witnesses have verified this. Calling Wilt the GOAT is a bit unfair, because he can hardly be categorized as a normal human being.

[@treecosmos386]

💯% but he is the 🐐 players should just feel glad that he wasn't mean

[@wmden1]

He came pretty close to unleashing on Kareem in the 1972 championship. Kareem played him very hard through 3 quarters. After Kareem sucker punched Happy Hairston, while Hairston was down on the floor hurt, Wilt was very pissed off and came alive the fourth quarter. Kareem couldn't hang with him, at all. Wilt wore him out, offensively and defensively, that fourth quarter, stealing the ball from him several times, blocking 3 sky hooks in a row, plus some more. He had Kareem ducking for cover on several dunk facials, plus wearing him out with the fadeaway bank shot, not to mention offensive rebound put backs. This was a prime Jabbar vs Wilt, at the end of his career and shortly after major knee surgery.

[@Loydstardeli2017]

​@@wmden1❤️ it thanks for wilt history lesson/ tutoring

[@emmettagol6677]

Great video

[@pwnedd11]

This is the best video of younger Wilt that I have seen. Unbelievable. No wonder he had such high ppg. Dang, maybe I need to put him as my GOAT over MJ...

[@willshad]

It looks like a grown man playing against children. If he was playing today it would be even worse.

[@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212]

And this is how he scored 100, but this one was not his best game, only 73 and 14 reb, lol.

[@iess2006]

Man Wilt is using every inch of that backboard with the fade away just like Ice....wow! Wilt is the "Babe Ruth" of basketball.

[@citrustaco]

Had that automatic off the glass shot like Tim Duncan.

[@shihyuchu6753]

Obviously a sub-par rebounding performance

[@vrokhlenko]

And some thought you can be 30/20 by accident...

[@morrisparrish76]

You left out the 46mpg!

[@akie3042]

Real legend man. Thanks for this

[@FoobasSports]

Thank you for watching 👍

[@JohnnyRodgers3]

look at the pass fakes he uses to get open

[@akie3042]

@@JohnnyRodgers3 he such an underrated passer

[@kyleshuler2929]

Lmao that fader is impossible to defend. Hes 7 feet tall, and he releases with his arm FULLY EXTENDED above his head. Dude would be cooking people in ANY era with that move.

[@cameronbelles4192]

Imagine if wemby just starts playing like wilt😮

[@wilt1007]

@@cameronbelles4192no one is wilt

[@mehpust6085]

Wilt Chamberlain is G.O.A.T..🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀

[@theetruth8626]

Yes he is

[@lloydkline1518]

Give wilt the ball;in the low post & ger out rhe way: ":: as wilt wheels towards the basketball to score more basket

[@morrisparrish76]

We all know it now!

[@johnrains8409]

Name me one big man in todays game who consistently does what Wilt almost always did: get a defensive rebound on the baseline, pass it 25 feet down court on the fast break, and be at the offensive basket the same time as the player receiving the outlet pass. It just wasn't this game either. No other big man in history has had the speed, endurance, and strength that Wilt had. You can argue the GOAT all you want, but that statement is irrefutable if you're objective at all.

[@vegasraiderspetef9883]

Love his use of the backboard

[@JohnnyRodgers3]

look at the pass fakes he uses to get open

[@greekphotographer1]

reminds me of myself !!! haha

[@highimwolf]

If you could draft jordan/wilt/lebron as a rookie id choose Wilt every time. Jordan cant average 20 rebounds a game for you or block guys in the post with sky hooks, but Wilt can. Give wilt that 90s bulls team and see what happens. Having Wilt and Rodman, the 2 best rebounders of all time on the same team would be insane. They're both maybe top 10 best defenders of all time also. And pippen was lock down defense too. Oh and Wilt went entire seasons averaging playing 48 minutes a game.

[@nathanjackson7797]

Damn it's that time ⏲️ again

[@あーにゃ公式]

なんちゅうフリースローや

[@jaranarm]

This was his scoring high that season, and of course set against the Knicks (again).

[@wmden1]

And 4 blocks, just in these highlights. A couple would probably be called goal tending, in the future, but he was still a shot blocking terror. I have to check the history of his scoring, on the Knicks. He seemed to enjoy toasting them, pretty well.

[@ralphgreenwood2469]

If Wilt blocks 14 shots and 4 are goaltending that still leaves 10 blocks a game.Not bad for a nights work,and how about those 20 + blocks games Wilt had.

[@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212]

@@ralphgreenwood2469 Wilt would have adapted to new rules and keep blocking 10 per game.

[@Tartaggz]

Only 14 rebounds smh

[@900evancharlotte4]

Wilt was NASTY .

[@marmotenjoyer]

The interesting thing is that he could easily have just dunked it every time for a guaranteed basket but he chose to shoot mid-range shots

[@patrickquirk7670]

I don't know if there is an American athlete in history to ever be so ahead of their time as Wilt

[@stevecatanzaro974]

Wow great footage; there is something for Wilt detractors and from Wilt fans (like me) to take from this. Yeah, he is head and shoulders above everybody in the league in 62, BUT he's ALSO a guy who's clearly not putting his pedal all the way to the metal either, which makes it even more incredible. The fade away, the finger roll, those are not the kind of moves he would have tried if he was a bully. He reminds me of Tyson Fury in his early days, a guy with a 10 inches in reach and 60 lbs in weight advantage, but nevertheless wants to prove he's skilled like Mayweather and dances around on the back foot. Then when he fought Wilder and got knocked down, he realized he had to quit playing around and use his size and strength. Same with Wilt. Had he needed to play against Hakeem or Shaq Diesel or Ewing or the Admiral, he would have used his athleticism way more and probably been close to as dominant as he was in the early 60's. The last game he played against the Knicks in the finals, 7 points down when the clock is winding down, the Lakers make a steal on the inbound pass, the ball goes to Wilt and he quickly and aggressively stuffs it over Willis Reed, is I think a good example of how the young athletic Wilt would have played in the modern era, and it's terrifying to think about.

[@rileymrr1]

Wilt was the 2nd tallest player in the league in 1962.

[@warrencundy]

This fade away off the glass shot of his is incredible I’ve never seen anyone make this shot look so easy unstoppable Athletically off the chart now let’s get to his defence omg how many blocks did this man average incredible this man is the GOAT no one & I say no one has ever dominated like this man could & did the Championships Russell had 6 or 7 Hall of Famers in his team how many did Wilt have ?Exactly he would dominate in any era from his till now unstoppable Legend Dipper

[@RG-ct6qz]

Russell made his teammates better players. Wilt even admits that. That's why he changed his game later in his career.

[@warrencundy]

@@RG-ct6qz How many hall of fame players dii Oooh d Russell play with?How many did Wilt play with? Who is the greatest most dominant single player in history not Russell not MJ only 1 man the man who averaged 50 points for a season plus 25 rebounds & I don’t know how many blocks I think he Averaged 8 a game throughout his career no one can match these numbers ever

[@RG-ct6qz]

@@warrencundy Individually Wilt is the GOAT no question. But basketball is a team sport and Russell knows how to win. That simple!

[@stephenwhite5444]

Can you imagine if he played 80's-90's against the 'Bad Boys' Pistons and they played him dirty like they did MJ. He would be crushing guys lol.

[@morrisparrish76]

WNC would have killed them all!

[@sebastianpedone7209]

Que material! increible, gracias.

[@FoobasSports]

Thank you 👍

[@MJWizards]

AMAZING VIDEO!!! Thanks guys

[@FoobasSports]

Thank you for watching 👍

[@andrzejzborowski4920]

Wilt played entire 48 minutes. The tallest players to guard him were 6'9. No chance against Wilt. He could do anything he wanted.

[@DrJohnnyJ]

Darral Imhoff set so many records that season: Most points allowed game (100), most points allowed back to back games (160), most points allowed to one player: season (didn't calculate it). Without Imhoff, so many records would not have been set. He gave up 80 points in two games to Henry Finkel and 54 to Willis Reed. Imhoff, however, ran an offense very well and was a solid rebounder.

[@patek9789]

he was the laughing stock of the league

[@DrJohnnyJ]

@@patek9789 He made all-star one season and led the 76er's in winshare another but was terrible on defense. It was as though he were glued to the ground.

[@davie2983]

Wonderful Video. Thanks

[@FoobasSports]

Much appreciated 🙏🙏🙏

[@Sup3rJ]

Wow. Never thought he had fade away jumper. I was thinking he just putting it to the rim 😂

[@godzillafanforever1]

The most interesting thing is that he's doing this with amazing mechanics at the time but average mechanics compared to today's game. If he was around today, the amount of refinement he would have would be unmatched.

[@Sneakyjpa]

Thank you for this, beautiful plays! The colorization is a bit confusing, because I'm pretty sure the Warriors played that game in their yellow 62-63 jerseys. That's why it looks like white vs white jerseys in the black & white film.

[@Solanegore]

GREAT VIDEO SIR!!!!

[@FoobasSports]

Thank you 👍

[@sk-xx1il]

Goat

[@cloutstefan7030]

Is there a footage of 78 points ?

[@Marco-01G]

In Wilt time of playing the same Game ,as Jordan does.As For me .We all know that Jordan change the game well said and done. Still i not even gon use that to prove the real deal. Jordan was at his best in his time with more competitive players on both team most of the times who literally tries to break him as much He even have more skills than the elder. And last but not the least even when the King of Basket ball Michael Jordan . Points are not so easy as the elder .In his time of playing basket ball .

[@kevinkujawa7751]

They don't even fight for position on the low block. Just stand behind him 4 ft. From the hoop..

[@johnnelson3665]

Anthony Davis. The modern day Chamberlain.

[@GodsInTheMachine]

🐐

[@choward5430]

That was 48 points. #5 was Doug Kisler 6'9" Rookie.

[@JohnnyRodgers3]

6 ft 9 without shoes...same height as deandre jordan

[@wilt1007]

Greatest ever

[@morrisparrish76]

We all know it now!

[@morrisparrish76]

WTF was the Center wilt savaged that night!

[@barrye5376]

From the amount of clips it appears the Complete Game Footage is available somewhere?

[@alexgolda4410]

My boy blocked his own teammates shit damnear a goldtend then scores it 😂

[@danreed5171]

Priceless

[@steverakes6182]

Thanks for all the work put into this video! Well done.

[@FoobasSports]

Thank you 👍

[@TheWaitingRoomTWR]

are both teams wearing white lol

[@onztufan828]

Amazing video as usual 🙌⚡️

[@Nysir._]

Dwight Howard is dunking him

[@vortexmusicofficial24]

Victor Chamberlain

[@morrisparrish76]

WTF was Willis Reed?

[@theodorepanken4041]

In the preliminary game, Power Memorial High School defeated LaSalle Academy 56-44, led by Lew Alcindor (as then known), then 15 (sophomore), who scored 22 points and had 15 rebounds. Wilt hit 14-14 free throws! No personal fouls in 48 minutes (lol). By the way, the Knicks centers were Gene Conley (6'8") and Paul Hogue (6'9"). Darrel Imhoff didn't play; he was with the Detroit Pistons in 1962-63.

[@theodorepanken4041]

The above info (apart from Imhoff) according to the NY Times account on November 17th.

[@Riles3152]

I'm convinced that Wilt would have been a more polished and athletic version of Giannis Antetokounmpo in today's game. In other words, he still woulda been dominating the game. He would have also been right there at or near the top in the golden era of NBA Centers during the 90's (Hakeem, Shaq, Robinson, Ewing etc.)

[@barrye5376]

Wilt Was A True Basketball Player He was a Great Passer, Ran the Floor , shooting touch etc. I did not see him till later in his career when he did not use the fadeaway or jump shots as much (Not sure why?) like from 69-73

[@jvferras8294]

So offensive goal tend or offensive interference is implemented because of Wilt?

[@lowaura]

Yes

[@Jay_Hall]

Wilt!!!

[@bigdogfromnj]

They were afraid of him. You have to keep a body on a guy like that and aggressively box him out.

[@ABAYBAZ]

Blocked his own teammates shot to get his own bucket lol 0:47

[@havadd]

So I guess this is the best will find of full game him scoring the most

[@RG-ct6qz]

That's the GOAT by the way.

[@morrisparrish76]

We all know it now!

[@nonamewillbegiven1217]

@@RG-ct6qz that ain't Jordan. Try harder trolll

[@nonamewillbegiven1217]

@@morrisparrish76 yawn trolll

[@RG-ct6qz]

@@nonamewillbegiven1217 MJ would disagree with you.

[@morrisparrish76]

Screw you & jordan: neither of you had a 70point game! (WNC had 6!)

[@ice_man81]

Those look like big plumbers

[@cursin]

Where do you get this from

[@kolde6092]

on the play that starts :46 does he block his teammates shot then lay it in? 😂

[@kolde6092]

0:46

[@vegasraiderspetef9883]

Offensive goal tending was allowed and then outlawed bc of him. The lane was widened twice because of his dominance

[@taha.030]

Are these all the 73 points or are some clips repeated?

[@FoobasSports]

No repeated clips.. Most of his buckets from this game are on film.

[@JohnnyRodgers3]

look at the pass fakes he uses to get open

[@dreycash9160]

1996-2004 Shaq would destroy wilt

[@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212]

Shaq couldn't run and couldn't shot the ball.

[@patek9789]

shaq would be passed out in the first 40 seconds

[@ilovemarvel1761]

Bro where’s the 3 point line 💀💀💀

[@FoobasSports]

Not for another 2 decades..

[@ilovemarvel1761]

@@FoobasSports damn..

[@sir_sack]

How the hell do you miss the playoffs with this guy on your team? Its crazy how good he was

[@stephenwhite5444]

Best player on a mediocre team/coach. Hard for that combo to beat the best team.... especially a dynasty team like the Celtics in this era. Wilt was always on a mediocre team...like MJ in the beginning of his career not securing rings because his team was mediocre....dropping 63 on Bird in a playoff game and the Celtics still won.

[@sir_sack]

@@stephenwhite5444 yeah. It's hard to watch such great players be wasted on mediocre teams

[@gavinschuette9826]

0:24 if wilt did this 50 time a game whew boy foul out everyone LOL wilt the man

[@dicktacossimulatedsportsne4364]

This can't be 62-63. The warriors moved to SF in 62-63

[@FoobasSports]

They did. The video thumbnail is from the 61-62 season.