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Biggest Choke in NCAA History??? - Anhil8tor - 04-11-2007

Game summary: UNC seemingly had their NCAA regional final game vs Georgetown in hand and their plane tickets packed for the Final Four. With 7:00 to go the Heels were in total control with a 10 point lead and Hoya star Hibbert had 4 fouls. HOF coach Roy Williams for some reason ignores their inside game and and his team starts chucking up treys. The Hoyas go o*n a 31-6 run with Roy calling ZERO timeouts. UNC had the last shot in regulation but instead of going inside to Hansbrough (who had his way all day long with the help of a million fouls called o*n Georgetown post players) they take a trey which misses. Georgetown dominates the OT with Roy doing nothing to stop the bleeding. Williams refuses to call a timeout to try and shake things up or stop the momentum. UNC missed 22 of their last 23 shots. Most being o*n the wing or behind the arc. This has to go down as o*ne of the worst coaching jobs in NCAA history. Rivaled o*nly by Dean Smith's 1989 team that lost to Arizona 70-52 in the regional final despite leading at halftime and the game being tied with ten minutes to go. UNC was outscored 44-24 in the second half of that game. Take your pick which is the biggest choke. The legacy continues.


Biggest Choke in NCAA History??? - Jimmy - 04-11-2007

Sports forum.


Biggest Choke in NCAA History??? - BIRD33 - 04-11-2007

G-town losing to Nova is a bigger choke job as well as Duke getting 9 points over UNLV in the finals.

The last 10 minutes of the UNC\G-town game is classic.UNC was horrible.

Lawson and Hainsboro are back so they have an opportunity to erase that or solidify their reputation as overrated.


Biggest Choke in NCAA History??? - CT280 - 04-11-2007

syracuse the last 7 years