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The Up-And-Down Disappointment Of The 1991 Georgetown Hoyas

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The 1991 Georgetown Hoyas began the season with great expectations and two of the best big men in college basketball. But though they often teased, they ended up riding an up-and-down roller coaster marked by missed opportunities. GREAT 1980s SPORTS MOMENTS Start reading today.  Georgetown was anchored by Alonzo Mourning and Dikembe Mutombo down low, both […]

The Road To The 1982 Final Four

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The 1982 Final Four produced one of the great national championship games, as North Carolina and Georgetown went down to the wire before Dean Smith won his first title. With Louisville and Houston also in New Orleans, it showcased a dazzling array of talent–James Worthy, Patrick Ewing, Sam Perkins, Sleepy Floyd, Michael Jordan, Clyde Drexler and Hakeem Olajuwon were all on college basketball’s center stage. Here’s a look back on the road all four teams took to get there.