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What a game! I was in 8th grade…

The refs completely swallowed their whistles in the last three minutes. The traveling call on Curtis was a joke. The very next week they played again and UCLa ran them by 29.

Very cool clip!

I was 12 and at a Ford dealership with my dad buying a Pinto wagon. Watched it on TV. I dont know what ess worse. My Bruins losing or buying a Pinto.😳😳😳

I was eleven years old

By far the most talented Notre Dame basketball teams... Tripucka , handzlik, Liambeer ,Woodridge ....over 50 combined years played in NBA

This was Bill Walton's first game back after breaking his back in a game twelve days earlier and having back surgery. UCLA led by 17 at halftime, and by 11 with just three minutes and fifteen seconds left.

Id forgotten how many chances UCLA had at the end. R.I.P. Bill Walton.🏀🏀

I came here after seeing that Bill Walton passed away today.

Lindsay was the ultimate announcer.....

The first College football team I started watching was Notre Dame in 77 because of the professional style play of Quarterback Joe Montana. So I always thought that Green was Notre Dame's traditional Jersey color. It took me a few years to learn that Blue was actually Notre Dame's traditional Jersey color.

#17 for ND, Mike Crotty, is still coaching HS football in Seattle.

Incredible story!

Biscuit cleaned him up 💪🏾

Here after listening to Shane Gillis.

The offspring of these " fine southern folk " are thriving. MTG being a lovely example. Pure hateful trash.

These games just remind how atrocious a coach Digger Phelps was. Especially offensively. The approach to the zone is downright prehistoric.

Go Irish

IIRC, this game was a delayed broadcast.

Joey Mountains...Notre Dame tradition

A Tartan floor at Allen Fieldhouse?

Since 1981, alternating possession rule applied. The team that lost the opening tip got the arrow favouring them.

At the end of this clip, Enberg says he is sending it to Dick Stockton calling Duke vs Rhode Island. Do you happen to have any of that Duke game? If so, any chance you can confirm whether Billy Packer was the analyst working with Stockton on that game?

The spirit at ND has always been great, but these were some of the best yrs for it in football but also basketball. The stadium and the gym always seemed too be in a frenzy. Loved it

To be honest I don't understand how Brown was a runaway winner. If you look at Thurman Thomas' year, it was better in almost every measurable way. He wasn't surrounded by as much talent as Tim Brown, either. Lorenzo White and Craig Heyward had some really good years, too.

One of my first memories. But really, the refs helped.

Phantom travel and “hook” offensive foul.

Classic I was 16 watching from my mom's bedroom in the bronx 😊

We move ahead to further action....

WHAT A GLORIOUS MOMENT AS I WATCHED IT IN THE TV ROOM IN COLLEGE IN COLUMBUS OHIO----BACK IN SIMPLER AND SPARSER TIMES :) WONDERFUL!

Rice Tim Brown Fitzgerald Randy Moss Isaac Bruce Marvin Harrison

They still had straight ahead field goal kickers in the late 70’s?

Muchas Gracias! 👍 David Rivers, enorme jugador, ojalá hubiera seguido mas tiempo en Lakers

I remember watching it. Was quite something. Looking at this video I'd say the Notre Dame cheerleaders under the UCLA basket would not get away with their shenanigans nowadays. They'd be moved back off away from the hardwood and away from the players. Very poor sportsmanship.

Tim goat

Now that is storming the court.

That traveling call on Curtis, highlights the difference in how traveling was called back in the day. That isn't even close to traveling today. You had to be tight on the dribble back then, or it would get called in a second.

WOW 😲😳 This is Now 50 Years Ago. I'm getting Old.

Digger had that place jumping when he was coaching the Irish.

Funny, what they called traveling back, then compared to what they don’t call now.😂

The great Tony Roberts on the call he was just as great calling basketball as football. Great yrs.

What is not stated is that ND was the last team to beat UCLA three years earlier. ND was the last team to beat UCLA before the streak started.-- I was a student at ND at the beginning of the 88 winning streak- ND beat UCLA behind Austin Carr's fantastic game. What a game- three years later I saw the game that broke the 88 game winning streak, but by then I was a grad and saw it on tv.

UCLA basketball was a GOD back than

I was at this game I was 7 years old and that was my first ND game ever!!! Jack Snow was a close personal friend on my family!!!

They ruined the playoff games for me today get rid of mcafee and his idiots

Espn sucks

Zack Martin is and will always be... him. Love this era of ND football. Like the Renaissance

I could have sworn one of the announcers said That should do it" lol

The players job to deal with it. They should’ve figured out a way to deal with it.