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30 Greatest Teams In NCAA History

By Bobby Reagan

Mar 16, 2015; Dayton, OH, USA; General view of basketballs with the event logo during practice at UD Arena. Mandatory Credit: Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY Sports
Mar 16, 2015; Dayton, OH, USA; General view of basketballs with the event logo during practice at UD Arena. Mandatory Credit: Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY Sports /
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16. 1983-84 Georgetown Hoyas

Just a couple years after Bird vs Magic there was Ewing vs Hakeem. Sure, it didn’t save basketball or have the names like Bird and Magic, but it was a classic battle that started in the 1984 title game between Georgetown and Houston. The Hoyas were a constant mainstay in the Final Four, but couldn’t win the big one until 1984. Ewing was the most dominant player in college basketball at the time, averaging a double-double with with over 16 points and 10 rebounds per game, plus blocking numerous shots. Unfortunately they didn’t record blocks as a stat, but he was the best defender in the game as well. Joining Ewing on the roster was Reggie Williams and David Wingate, who both made a career in the NBA.

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