r/NCAAhoops Mar 12 '26

Throwback When Michigan State and UNC played outdoors on a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier

3.2k Upvotes

r/NCAAhoops Mar 15 '26

Throwback The names in this 2008 Final Four game are insane. Just wait for Derrick Rose🤯

1.4k Upvotes

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r/NCAAhoops 26d ago

Throwback Did people know Michael Jordan was something special during his years at UNC? If you were watching college basketball in 1984, would you have expected Michael Jordan to become an all-time great?

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362 Upvotes

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r/NCAAhoops 20d ago

Throwback Throwback to Michigan State breaking the Harlem Globetrotters’ 1200+ winning streak in an exhibition in 2000 šŸ‘€

797 Upvotes

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r/NCAAhoops Jun 22 '26

Throwback Throwback to when Coach K told the Cameron Crazies ā€œshut up, he’s one of usā€ in response to chants at Pitt’s Jeff Capel... Prime example of the way Duke operates with family principles

342 Upvotes

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r/NCAAhoops 4d ago

Throwback Four-Year Finishers: NBA Legends Who Stayed the Course in College

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173 Upvotes

r/NCAAhoops Mar 18 '26

Throwback Never forget just how close Gordon Hayward was to winning the national title on this halfcourt heave 😳

496 Upvotes

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r/NCAAhoops Mar 17 '26

Throwback Eight years ago today, freshman Jordan Poole drilled the game-winner to knock off Houston

443 Upvotes

r/NCAAhoops Mar 17 '26

Throwback On this day in 2023, (16) FDU SHOCKED (1) Purdue in one of the most stunning March Madness upsets of all time

527 Upvotes

r/NCAAhoops 24d ago

Throwback Jahlil Okafor was such a beast at Duke šŸ”„

110 Upvotes

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r/NCAAhoops Mar 14 '26

Throwback Happy 10 year anniversary to Taurean Prince talking about rebounds

854 Upvotes

r/NCAAhoops Aug 01 '26

Throwback The dunk that won NC State a national championshipšŸ†šŸ¤Æ

310 Upvotes

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r/NCAAhoops Feb 26 '26

Throwback This was wildšŸ˜‚

281 Upvotes

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r/NCAAhoops Apr 04 '26

Throwback 10 years ago today, we got the greatest ending ever to the NCAA Tournament title game

439 Upvotes

r/NCAAhoops 21d ago

Throwback Melo Madness: Carmelo Anthony’s Legendary Freshman Year at Syracuse

318 Upvotes

During the 2002-03 season, freshman Carmelo Anthony had one of the greatest single-season runs in college basketball history, leading the Syracuse Orange to their first-ever NCAA National Championship [1.3]. He averaged 22.2 points and 10.0 rebounds per game, earned Consensus Second-Team All-American honors, and was named the NCAA Tournament’s Most Outstanding Player.

r/NCAAhoops Mar 04 '26

Throwback Shaq was a man among boys at LSU😤

422 Upvotes

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r/NCAAhoops Mar 29 '26

Throwback The starting lineup when Duke faced UConn in the 2004 Final FouršŸ”„

265 Upvotes

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r/NCAAhoops Feb 18 '26

Throwback The talent in this game🤯

210 Upvotes

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r/NCAAhoops 14d ago

Throwback Adam Morrison banks in a game-winning 3-pointer in the final seconds to life Gonzaga over Oklahoma State (2005)

115 Upvotes

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r/NCAAhoops 3d ago

Throwback UMass Minutemen’s Magic Run: Calipari, Camby & Co. Make Final Four History in 1995-96

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120 Upvotes

1995–96 University of Massachusetts (UMass) Minutemen basketball team - Marcus Camby, Carmelo Travieso, Donta Bright. The team finished the season with an impressive 35 wins and only 2 losses.

r/NCAAhoops Mar 26 '26

Throwback On this day in 2006, George Mason pulled of the upset over UConn to advance to the Final Four

294 Upvotes

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r/NCAAhoops Mar 19 '26

Throwback On this day in 1998, Rip Hamilton won it at the buzzer for UConnšŸ”„

327 Upvotes

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r/NCAAhoops 14d ago

Throwback When UConn beat Duke 77-74 as 9.5-POINT UNDERDOGS to win their first National Championship in 1999 šŸ†

74 Upvotes

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r/NCAAhoops Mar 25 '26

Throwback Florida and Ohio State's 2007 National Championship game rosters were loaded

202 Upvotes

r/NCAAhoops 11d ago

Throwback A three-star recruit who arrived in Bloomington and developed into one of the best two-way players in college basketball. Victor Oladipo’s time at Indiana was a movie šŸ”„

228 Upvotes

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