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College basketball's greatest games
1974 ACC championship
North Carolina State 103, Maryland 100 (OT)
No. 1 North Carolina State met No. 4 Maryland in the ACC title game -- and only the winner advanced to the NCAA tournament in those days. The Wolfpack featured David Thompson, the three-time ACC player of the year, but 7-4 Tommy Burleson scored 38 points. Maryland, with Len Elmore and John Lucas, hit 12 of its first 14 shots to lead 25-12 after six minutes. N.C. State cut it to 55-50 at halftime, Maryland tied it up late and N.C. State finally won in OT. The Wolfpack went on to beat UCLA in the national semifinals, snapping UCLA's title run at seven.
1983 NCAA championship
North Carolina State 54, Houston 52
The Wolfpack capped perhaps the most improbable title run ever with perhaps the biggest upset in tournament history. They had to defeat North Carolina (with Jordan and Perkins) and No. 4 Virginia in the ACC tournament just to reach the NCAAs. In their first game, they trailed Pepperdine by six with 24 seconds left in OT and won. They trailed by 12 in the second half to No. 6 UNLV and won. In the regional title game, they trailed Virginia by 10 and won. Finally, in the championship, N.C. State played No. 1 Houston, featuring Akeem Olajuwon and Clyde Drexler. Houston led 52-46 with three minutes left when N.C. State started fouling. The Cougars missed their free throws, setting up the memorable final shot. Dereck Whittenburg's 30-foot prayer fell short, but Lorenzo Charles grabbed the ball in midair and slammed it home at the buzzer.
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