1992 FINAL FOUR: Duke Blue Devils vs. Indiana Hoosiers
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Bobby Hurley and the Duke Blue Devils defeat Damon Bailey and the Indiana Hoosiers in the 1992 Final Four. Duke jumped out to a big lead for most of the game but had to hang on late as Indiana made an improbable surge towards the end. I do not own the rights to this video and do no profit in any way.
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@nafaridnafarid 12 years ago
i now understand why everyone hates Ted Valentine
@phoslurperr 11 years ago
Indiana got screwed, just like UK the game before. Amazing they almost were able to win despite all the bullshit phantom fouls throughout the game. The 1992 Championship was a gift to Duke.
@tperkins17 3 years ago
All but one starter for Indiana was fouled out of the game.
Personal Fouls called:
Alan Henderson - 5
Calbert Cheaney - 5
Damon Bailey - 5
Greg Graham - 5
Chris Reynolds - 4
Matt Nover - 3
Eric Anderson - 2
Jamal Meeks - 2
Todd Leary - 2
In the 1991-92 season the Hoosiers averaged 18 fouls called against them per game while forcing 23 foul calls on their opponents per game. They averaged 28 free throw attempts to 18 for their opponents per game.
Indiana was called for 33 fouls to Duke's 18 in this game, with Duke shooting 42 free throws to Indiana's 16.
I'm not going to editorialize these numbers for you. You draw your own conclusions.
Personal Fouls called:
Alan Henderson - 5
Calbert Cheaney - 5
Damon Bailey - 5
Greg Graham - 5
Chris Reynolds - 4
Matt Nover - 3
Eric Anderson - 2
Jamal Meeks - 2
Todd Leary - 2
In the 1991-92 season the Hoosiers averaged 18 fouls called against them per game while forcing 23 foul calls on their opponents per game. They averaged 28 free throw attempts to 18 for their opponents per game.
Indiana was called for 33 fouls to Duke's 18 in this game, with Duke shooting 42 free throws to Indiana's 16.
I'm not going to editorialize these numbers for you. You draw your own conclusions.
@manuginobilisbaldspot424 9 years ago
Meeks had a great look to tie with 15 seconds left. That's about as good as you can get under the circumstances. Just didn't go down. Amazing that IU was even in the game playing 5 on 8.
@manuginobilisbaldspot424 9 years ago
I watched this live as a young teen...I just watched it again and the eye test is the same...Duke brought their whistles with them that night.
@drixmcdrixerson 2 years ago
I was a freshman attending Indiana NW and watched this on tv. Such a great game but I must have thrown my hat down 30 times. Watching this again gives me the feels. The 90s was the best.
@PystolPete103 13 years ago
Im a purdue fan and I hate IU but it's clear that the refs were not consistent
@uncklebuckle6859 13 years ago
These were two really evenly matched teams. It should have been one of the great games ever. Sadly, the officiating influenced the outcome and all we remember is Ted Valentine's misconduct instead of what would have been a historic battle. Just a shame.
@RESTEBAN1903 13 years ago
DUKE AND INDIANA ARE TWO GREATH LEGENDS IN COLLEGE BASKETBALL HISTORY !!!
@AllenFromFolsom 10 years ago
This one sticks out in the infamy of notorious Knight-hater Ted Valentine. Look at the fouls. How can this disparity possibly be?
@aaronrider4051 4 years ago
Here you have a ref, Ted Valentine, who was SO bad that he finally got banned from the NCAA tournament and two different conferences. TV Teddy was an arrogant renegade who defied what it means to be an actual referee.
@topcover7390 2 years ago (edited)
Funny how I appreciate these great teams (Duke, Bulls) from the 90's now that we're decades removed. Great years for basketball.
@DanielSong39 8 years ago
Game was rigged, but that's part of the sport. Let's accept NCAA basketball for what it is.
@AllenFromFolsom 10 years ago
Just watched this travesty again. 42 FT attempts for Duke. Absolutely ridiculous. Cheany,Bailey,Henderson,Graham all fouled out.
@saunders317 12 years ago
Duke fans cannot possibly understand the level of obsession surrounding this team in the state of Indiana. 4 of our starters were born and raised in Indiana while Duke might as well be a professional team with their players from all over the country. This Indiana team was made up of champions, and it represented the passion of all Hoosiers. One game doesn't change that.
1992 FINAL FOUR: Duke Blue Devils vs. Indiana Hoosiers
carlmilton
119,594 views
Bobby Hurley and the Duke Blue Devils defeat Damon Bailey and the Indiana Hoosiers in the 1992 Final Four. Duke jumped out to a big lead for most of the game but had to hang on late as Indiana made an improbable surge towards the end. I do not own the rights to this video and do no profit in any way.