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03/26/1993 NCAA W Regional Semifinals: #12 George Washington Colonials vs. #1 Michigan Wolverines

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Kwame Evans, Sonny Holland and the 12th-seeded George Washington Colonials go up against The Fab Five and the top-seeded Michigan Wolverines in NCAA West Regional Semifinal action.

Game played on Friday, March 26, 1993 at The Kingdome in Seattle, Washington.

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20 Comments

@JoJocool78 9 years ago

I need All Michigan games on dvd also the Unc vs Duke games

@iceill3425 4 months ago

I didn't realize how technically sound Juwan Howard really was

@ryansemrau7058 7 years ago

I’m a big Michigan state fan and I really hate the wolverines but you couldn’t be anything but impressed if you were a kid back even though they never won. They had so much talent. One thing I don’t get is how in 1993 michigans uniforms with black socks and black shoes look better than anything teams wear now in 2019? I mean shit, some kids are wearing daisy dukes now a days?Are you kidding me. Michigans uniforms now are garbage these kids looked sharp

@clearlycaribbeanreb2895 5 months ago

The Fab 5 was the biggest scandal in the history of college athletics until Penn State and Jerry Sandusky said “hold my beer!” 🍻 😂

@walterlv01 11 years ago

This GW team was one of the least-heralded teams ever to make the Sweet 16 at the time. I don't think they played a single game on national television that year, and no one really paid any attention to the A-10 outside of UMass and Temple in those days. Plus they lost in the first round of the conference tournament so they didn't play in the rounds that were televised. When they got picked on Selection Sunday, then when they won two games in the tournament, everyone was like "huh, who?" "Michigan is playing who?"

@BelitzHigley 6 months ago

This video was amazing, learned a lot.

@bearcattony 11 years ago

Billy Packer sure pulled the trigger too early when it was 15-2.

@jasonlandy3491 5 years ago

I was kinda torn watching this game, I was a Fab Five fan at the time and I also grew up in the D.C. area so I was excited to see GW do well, it was a great game, and thank you for posting this!

@chrisk789 8 years ago

By George, it's Yinka Dare and the Fab Five

@noelallen1984 5 years ago

Kwmaine Evans that was a Baltimore legend

@Riles3152 2 years ago

You know, looking back at this Michigan Fab 5, they really were more beatable then maybe I once believed. All it took was a team with great 3 point shooting, because that's what this Fab 5 actually lacked, with all the talent they DID have. But even in the 90's, I guess the 3-point shot wasn't as utilized as it came to be in later years (Which is unfortunate because College and Pro ball is pretty much all about 3-point shooting now smh)

@tvtechwonv27 2 years ago

Man I remember Yinka Dare back in the days. RIP Big Man. Gone way too soon.

@alexwilson921 12 years ago

Nice!!!

@michaelfoster8753 5 months ago

Number 33, Step, Out, Of Bounds.

@ray84thstiger 5 years ago

Fab 5 gave me headaches

@kftvproductions6468 6 years ago

Bill Brigham is nice with it

@Wormanatti 4 years ago

Jimmy got bunnies!

@americanpatriot7233 3 years ago

billy
packer saying the game was already over early, bonehead remark

@aMo12345 8 months ago (edited)

Steve Fischer did a horrendous job of managing this club… unreal how many undisciplined turnovers, horrible press management, & poor shots from such an incredible group of talent. Damn just as bad as they could’ve possibly played… coach didn’t call any timeouts, no changes in strategies; no no adjustments & no guidance…

@paulsonj72 9 years ago

There was a play in this game(not sure where)that summiarized a lot of peoples feelings about the Fab 5. A Michigan player slammed home a pretty brutal dunk and told a GW player about it. Jim Nantz had the quote of"That's the problem some people have with the Wolverines"