03/12/1995 ACC Final: #3 North Carolina Tar Heels vs. #7 Wake Forest Demon Deacons
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- In a classic ACC battle for the ages, Rasheed Wallace, Jerry Stackhouse and the third-ranked Tar Heels of North Carolina go up against Randolph Childress, Tim Duncan and the seventh-ranked Wake Forest Demon Deacons.
Game played on Sunday, March 12, 1995 at the Greensboro (NC) Coliseum.
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10 years later, Sheed and TD would meet again in the NBA Finals
Classic game I remember watching this back in 95,Randolph Childress went off during the acc tournament
Randolph Childress had the greatest conference tournament performance in NCAA history (and that includes every Div I league), especially considering the level of competition he accomplished it against! He was on a playing field of his own and the fact he put it in Carolina's face made it that much better! And of course his legendary "Bring It On" crossover on the helpless Jeff McInnis and following it up with salt in the wound three downright filthy! I vividly remember exactly where I was watching every minute of that game! 23 years old at the time! My next to last semester at Western Carolina University
A lot of respect for the way players used to respect their teammates and opponents back in the day. 💯💯💯
Duncan . Greatest PF ever.
Without question!!!!!
He's part of my all-time 5 - Magic and Jordan in the backcourt, Bird and Duncan at the 3 and 4, with Bill Russell manning the middle
Oscar, Kareem, Kobe, Shaq and LeBron my second 5!
Despite the fact I absolutely cannot stand LeBron
This was a battle for seeding that year - the winner would be the #1 in the East and the loser would be the #2 in another region. However it worked out better for UNC as they would make the Final Four out of the South while Wake got clipped by Big Country and OK State in the Sweet 16.
that baseline move by duncan was crazy
1:05:40
Beautiful post move.
Great game a lot of nba level talent on both teams the 90s acc was great many talented players and legendary coaches and games back still when guys played for the name on the front of the jersey no social media guys didn't jump to the nba so fast in this era so teams were able to become better and compete against unc and dukes all American players perfect example this wake team.
Watching Tim him hold Rasheed Wallace to 4 pts one game...and then Tim and Childress upset Rasheed and Stackhouse in the ACC tournament! I was all like "wouldn't it be great if by some miracle we drafted him" 💭
THEN IT HAPPENED 🎯
Go spurs go!
Gut wrenching loss it still hurts all these years later
27:00
Thank you.
Wake never reaching a Sweet 16 with this talent is one of the biggest underachievements in conference history.
Odom was a terrible coach who benefitted from three really really really great players.
@@tyn6211 ACC Coach of the Year 1991, 1994 and 1995 (the year of THIS game) and he was terrible. LOL
Never reaching??!!! Really? Are you sure??!!!
They reached Elite 8 in 1996
@@rezyl102 Wake Forest demon deacons team in the 90s coached by Dave Odom always played both Duke and UNC very tough
What team did Childress play in the NBA?
Trailblazers
Portland and Detroit he was stuck on the bench and got hurt
a real good game nonetheless......even though Rasheed Wallace was hurt!!!
Unc never gives rasheed the ball on the block smh
Even healthy Duncan held him to 4 pts previous game
Boy I knew it was over when Wallace turned his ankle stack was savage but wake and Childress were the better team that day Childress was on 🔥🔥🔥 this whole tournament one of the best individual performances ever.
☮️ ✌🏼
46:20
What baby
Ankle break by Randolph 27:10
The epic "Bring It On" crossover! Allen Iverson-like! And watching helpless Jeff McInnis and Stackhouse (which was beyond rare) was as priceless as the Tar Hole defeat
I vividly remember watching that entire game with my fraternity brothers (most of whom we're Tar Hole backers) at our apt complex off-campus at Western Carolina! Was just months before my college graduation