Man, young Shaq was a force to be reckoned with. Just don't ask him about shooting free throws. But when you're up against him, be prepared for a beating.
Great call by Chip Caray on this - and the laugh by Jack Givens with the "goodness" was a perfect complement. No one had ever seen anything like Shaq when he took the league by storm in 1992/93.
And camera phones! That arena would a lit up with white screens all over the place and people texting each other like crazy about what they just saw! =)
@@adrianhernandez.j2956 Why? Because the rim was ruined and the game was delayed? I thought it would be funny and interesting because everyone would be in awe like, "Did you see what just happened? Shaq took out the whole backboard! Unbelievable!" I thought people back then if they had social media would be going nuts telling each other about it due to having never seen something like that happen in a game before so they probably wouldn't know how to explain it. I wouldn't think of it as depressing unless some of the fans were pissed over the game being delayed and the backboard being broken and that causing scheduling delays and giving them a longer commute home due to heavy late-night traffic on the New Jersey turnpike. Please correct me in your reasoning if you had a different idea. It would be interesting to learn why our reactions to this incident are so radically different.
The NBA was worried about shattering backboards, and so they switched to spring-loaded baskets. But they never envisioned equipment being unable to hold up to someone like Shaq.
Imagine the news coverage for this play! I think they had NBA on TBS and TNT back then so I imagine they replayed the snot out of this dunk over and over again and wouldn't stop talking about it all season long. I bet you this made the 11 o'clock news in the Sports Section and was on the front page of the New Jersey and Florida newspapers. Big fat picture of O'Neal eating Dwayne Schintzius for lunch with that jam! Crazy! =)
Imagine if they had cell phone cameras back then! All those fans underneath the basket that just dropped would be whipping their cells out texting everyone they knew, putting images of the hoop on social network sites, and snapping pictures of it! =)
This hoop is called the Hydro-Rib Sure Shot. It was made by hydra rib (absorbed later by the parent company of Spaulding), and has been discontinued and outdated for the last 15+ years
My hometown in Pine Bluff Arkansas the convention center arena still has this system to this day but the backboard and breakaway rims are not from Gared Pro that the NBA use from 1985-86 season to 2007-08 season (2009 was the last year of the GP snapback rims with the tube-tie nets) the backboard does not have that center brace behind the board that prevents glass shattered action (Chris Morris in that very arena did cracked it thoroughly vs the Bulls in the same season) by the way I dislike the current Spalding NBA hoop systems that meant for highschool and college play.
@@Chris_The_One_Officialhydra rib was the company that made them, but they were purchased by huffy sports, which was bought out by Russell sports- the current owners of spaulding
Great video, I was a 1 1/2 years old when this happened in April ‘93. I vaguely remember this. Facebook and twitter would be exploding if this happened today, and It would be on all the news stations. Shaquille just snapped the backboard at mounting point on arm on stanchion. As what the play by play commentators mentioned, must been a defect in welds on the goal standard. Too bad that broken backboards don’t happen anymore, at the professional level. That’s my favorite part of basketball, the shatter backboards. Because the shattering of the backboards exibits how powerful the slams dunks are.
I remember watching Transworld Sports when they had shaq on. An absolute behemoth of a boy. I remember thinking nothing will stop him in the nba. It was great watching his career. What a player.
@@AEMoreira81 same goals used from 1985-86 to 2007-08 but the rims were from 1981-82 the first year of breakaway rims to 2008-09. 2009-10 season rims now flex from the sides as well
In the Dunk contest - "that's a 50 dunk" DO ya'll think that's a 50 dunk? or a zero since the basket must survive in the official rules of the contest?
If there was ever a such thing as a "finishing move" in basketball, this is it.
FATALITY!!!!!!!!
You killed it with the Mortal Kombat reference! Awesome! =)
My nigga it’s called a game breaker
Jay I was hoping someone would say that
Opposing Center: "I have to guard him??!!"
Zachary Licht "Fuck This Shit Iam Out"
The best part about this is the song playing in the background “walking on broken glass” 😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
The workers at the arena must have called in sick anytime shaq was playing at their arena
I remember watching this as it happened. Praise me.
To this day, still one of my favorite Shaq moments on the court
Lol should have finished it with a half court game 😂😂😂😂
he would have just broken the other one lol
3v3 instead of 5v5
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Break the goal again
Right
The bench players sittin on the floor reacted like a bomb went off lol
One of the greatest calls in NBA history
Man, young Shaq was a force to be reckoned with. Just don't ask him about shooting free throws. But when you're up against him, be prepared for a beating.
Don’t need free throws when you can dunk on God himself
Shaq wins. Dunkality.
Nothing wrong with the Basket, just Manpower.
Six arena workers dislike this.
Reginald Pippin Make it 5 😂😂😂
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Could you imagine social media being around for this? Good lord
The internet would explode for days on end memes would never end
@@johngancarcik5682 To be fair, Shaq has his fair amount of memes today as well. Best being his Hot Ones face and "Understandable have a nice day."
@@Supperdude9 And when he's reading book and sleeping shaq face
Great call by Chip Caray on this - and the laugh by Jack Givens with the "goodness" was a perfect complement. No one had ever seen anything like Shaq when he took the league by storm in 1992/93.
15:10 “please welcome the basket”
if people had snapchat back then😂
And camera phones! That arena would a lit up with white screens all over the place and people texting each other like crazy about what they just saw! =)
Martin Rangel ghhg
@@jonathanakerele8006 that sounds depressing
@@adrianhernandez.j2956 Why? Because the rim was ruined and the game was delayed? I thought it would be funny and interesting because everyone would be in awe like, "Did you see what just happened? Shaq took out the whole backboard! Unbelievable!" I thought people back then if they had social media would be going nuts telling each other about it due to having never seen something like that happen in a game before so they probably wouldn't know how to explain it. I wouldn't think of it as depressing unless some of the fans were pissed over the game being delayed and the backboard being broken and that causing scheduling delays and giving them a longer commute home due to heavy late-night traffic on the New Jersey turnpike. Please correct me in your reasoning if you had a different idea. It would be interesting to learn why our reactions to this incident are so radically different.
The NBA sent engineers to every stadium to test their baskets to test every bolt. This was too dangerous.
The NBA was worried about shattering backboards, and so they switched to spring-loaded baskets. But they never envisioned equipment being unable to hold up to someone like Shaq.
He broke both in his rookie season? Jeez
Shaq didn't even break the backboard in-game...he broke the entire goal standard.
Imagine the news coverage for this play! I think they had NBA on TBS and TNT back then so I imagine they replayed the snot out of this dunk over and over again and wouldn't stop talking about it all season long. I bet you this made the 11 o'clock news in the Sports Section and was on the front page of the New Jersey and Florida newspapers. Big fat picture of O'Neal eating Dwayne Schintzius for lunch with that jam! Crazy! =)
I bet young kids are stunned when they come upon this video lolol
yes
Who isnt stunned that a man brings down a backboard? And a kid is young.. lmao
+Hellno Hellno He just likes to use tautologies-_-
Yes bro 😂😂
Leftyamarcc Live no I’ve watched this
That dunk was a real Shaq attack
I'll never forget this on TV & has anyone on here saw that in person to see this game in New Jersey?
He brought NBA Jam to life the year before the game came out!
This happened in 1993. NBA Jam came out in 1992.
@@ervinghenderson4780 my bad.
Nba jam was in '93 on arcade console versions came out the year after that
Imagine if they had cell phone cameras back then! All those fans underneath the basket that just dropped would be whipping their cells out texting everyone they knew, putting images of the hoop on social network sites, and snapping pictures of it! =)
theyd be taking selfies next to the broken hoop
The guy that controls the camera on the shot clock be like "Wait what's happening? Why am I falling? What's going on?"
Derrick Coleman walking away shaking his head like, "What in New Jersey just happened?"
The backboard killer
Imagine if the game winner was an alley-oop backboard-breaking dunk at the buzzer in Game 7 of the NBA Finals!
LOL, they should've banned Shaq from dunking for the rest of the season LOL
This was the second to last game of the regular season. The Magic missed the playoffs that year on a 4th or 5th tiebreaker.
Ricky Moss shut up
Adam Moreira the Pacers and the Magic went 41-41 but the Pavers had the tie breaker I believe
I was joking lol..
Ricky Moss A
If this were to happen today, Twitter would break.
Fun Fact: This game took place in Newark, New Jersey where Shaq was born.
Not quite. This is East Rutherford, NJ
shaq is a legend, a beast of all basketball beasst
The Chaos Dunk.
shaq gave his home town fans something to cheer about
This hoop is called the Hydro-Rib Sure Shot. It was made by hydra rib (absorbed later by the parent company of Spaulding), and has been discontinued and outdated for the last 15+ years
My hometown in Pine Bluff Arkansas the convention center arena still has this system to this day but the backboard and breakaway rims are not from Gared Pro that the NBA use from 1985-86 season to 2007-08 season (2009 was the last year of the GP snapback rims with the tube-tie nets) the backboard does not have that center brace behind the board that prevents glass shattered action (Chris Morris in that very arena did cracked it thoroughly vs the Bulls in the same season) by the way I dislike the current Spalding NBA hoop systems that meant for highschool and college play.
Wait, I thought Spalding just started making the hoops in 2009. Didn't Gared make all of the basketball hoops pre-2009?
@@Chris_The_One_Officialhydra rib was the company that made them, but they were purchased by huffy sports, which was bought out by Russell sports- the current owners of spaulding
Walking on Broken Glass is playing in the arena after the dunk.
A brand new song back then!
Had to make everything hella more sturdy cause of this young beast.
The ONLY BIG man to bring the house
when u talk about Shaq , make sure u mention him in a conversation as tha 🐐
Damn right
We have no timeouts left
Shaq: 🍺
😂
He forced them to invent a better backboards.
This made me cry laughing on the floor
if this doesn't prove show was the most dominant player ever I don't know what will
Big Show?
Great video, I was a 1 1/2 years old when this happened in April ‘93. I vaguely remember this. Facebook and twitter would be exploding if this happened today, and It would be on all the news stations.
Shaquille just snapped the backboard at mounting point on arm on stanchion. As what the play by play commentators mentioned, must been a defect in welds on the goal standard.
Too bad that broken backboards don’t happen anymore, at the professional level. That’s my favorite part of basketball, the shatter backboards. Because the shattering of the backboards exibits how powerful the slams dunks are.
The NBA: we are settle, the arena, the public, the basket boards ....
Shaquille O'neal: hold my beer!
George Mitroi hold my basketball goal
imagine if this was the game winning dunk
shoot210 the game winning, buzzer beating dunk in game 7 of the NBA finals, now that would be amazing
Epic Tien getting a dunk buzzer beater is probably impossible
@Songli Upchan deandre ayton: hold my beer
0:06 BREAKS BACKBOARD!!
This is amazing
That basket that Shaq broke is probably in some collectors hands and is worth thousands!
Shaq has it in his backyard. He brought it home
they should just run 4 on 4 half court and sub in players LOL
Big boy, Powerful Dunks
I like the shaq o'neal breaks the backboard in new jersey
Darryl Dawkins called this "Manpower".
I wish you have got the New jersey nets version of that one
That sounds like Chip Carey doing the commentary. I didn't know that he did Orlando Magic games.
Those 22 dislikes may come from those who replace the basket😉
Dang unbelievable power. U can see the the opposing center blocked the ball.. and shaq was still able to power it for a dunk
I love it!! And the best part is it was ar the Meadowlands! Amazing things happen there!
THAT ICONIC DUNK BY SHAQ OVERSHADOWED THE REAL FEAT THAT HAPPENED THAT NIGHT WHICH WAS NICK ANDERSON SCORING 50 POINTS OFF THE BENCH!!
Wow
It would be funny if shaq destroy the new ring
If you like bringing down the house in NBA Ballers you have Shaq to thank for that.
"All the acid rain in New Jersey just ate it away" lol
Shaq, how would you guard yourself? "I wouldn't."
I thought this was only in street!!
Coach: We don't have any timeouts.
Shaq: I got you coach.
I remember watching Transworld Sports when they had shaq on. An absolute behemoth of a boy. I remember thinking nothing will stop him in the nba. It was great watching his career. What a player.
How are u big enough to pull a whole basket down lol. He said it was the rail lmao
And the stadium plays Annie Lennox "Walking on Broken Glass" LMFAO (glass didnt shatter here but still funny)
So mesmerized they didn’t even take out their iPhones 📱
Someone rigged the basket
I'm sure Reebok sold A LOT of Shaq's that year. 💪🏾
I don't think the NBA was prepared for someone that big and strong to Be terrorizing their equipment.
Shaq " I'm sorry, I brokeded your toy"
The Longest Yard 😂😂😂
BAWW GAWWWD IT'S BROKEN IN HALLLLF
If this happened today Shaq would receive a tech & get ejected
Not ejected, but in today’s rules, you get a technical foul for breaking the rim because Shaq did it so often.
@@Sai4651 This was so dangerous they had engineers inspect the goals league wide.
Also, new goals are stronger and the glass is stronger.
If this happened today you might have a concussion from the metal hitting the player. Giving a T to a knocked out player is a bit ridiculous.
5 years later and refs are still callin dumb technical fouls lol
Someone forgot to feed him.
thebigred932 lol
That's wrong lmao 😂 😂 😂
+Brandon Bennetzen After the season, the NBA changed all of the goal standards to Shaq-proof them.
thebigred932 forgot????
@@AEMoreira81 same goals used from 1985-86 to 2007-08 but the rims were from 1981-82 the first year of breakaway rims to 2008-09. 2009-10 season rims now flex from the sides as well
You should be able to do this in 2k
FACTS
16:35
...when Carlton used to play with the orlando magic...
0:05 "HOLD ON TO THE ROOF, THE SHAQ ATTAQ!!!!"
O'neil is dangerous bruh
That’s an automatic win like a tactical nuke 😂
The fans have not respect 😂. They should've applaud the basketball board. Like a injured player.
Nah its like a Wilder beast herd watching the weak get eaten by lions thinking better him than me
I think they were prepared for a possible Shaqquake.
Hey thank you for liking my comment.
Why do you have the first name of an Amish man?
@@oprahsgreasyanus4252 It’s insulting to attack Amish people. Marvin is given to me by my parents.
better commentator, use to do the warriors
Ryan Anderson left the group
The basket is broken
I'm impressed.
Did you see he basket ball it bouncing everywhere
He almost hit his head
That's fucking insane
That organ.. along with the shaq attaq
Shaq needs some icy hot
In the Dunk contest - "that's a 50 dunk"
DO ya'll think that's a 50 dunk? or a zero since the basket must survive in the official rules of the contest?
Dwayne Schintzius who was hanging all on Shaq was no small dude himself. He was listed at 7'2" and about 300 pounds at that time.
He just shaked the rim.
Shows you what wearing a new jersey can do for your performance.
Commentator says it was raw upper body strength?....It's his hanging on the rim pulling down with his 300+ lb. weight that does it.
That's just funny they need to pay for new hoops cause Shaq played
Technically, in this case, Shaq did not break the backboard. What now, NBA?
Now they gotta play half court
Chosen One are LOL 2v2 LMAO