I know the first game brings back bad memories for anyone who was a GW fan back then, but its interesting that someone(a Temple fan) uploaded such an obscure game.









 

I do believe Ramon Rivas was limited to 30 points in that 1989 game (not to spoil the fun of watching it, but that game was not the "1" in the1-27 season).

If you search for us on YouTube and filter by videos > 20 minutes you can find a lot of games, unfortunately a lot of them are losses.  As a trigger warning, the entire VCU/GW "Inbounds Pass" game is on Youtube.  I would rather get Corona than watch that again.

In any event, here is a GW win, us vs. Maryland in the Franklin Classic at the MCI Center I think from 1997: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLoTMM1plgE


 

What's the oldest GW game you've seen on youtube?

is there anything from before the 90s?

Our win against Harvard from 2017. Not the prettiest of games from an offensive standpoint as neither team managed to hit 60 points.

Great job guys, I didn't realize all these GW games are now on youtube. I thought it was maybe 3 or 4, the Sweet 16 loss to Michigan/The Fab 5 being the most notable!! This list can't be complete without including games from the Pops-Mike Hall-Pinnock-Elliott teams!!











 

Say what you want about Karl Hobbs, but the caliber of talent on those teams was tremendous

15 years later I remain amazed seeing it.

Thanks to posters.
We need these now more than ever. 

Dr Mike wrote:

Hobbs was a terrific coach and recruiter. It is the GW administration, both athletic and university wide, that through him and the basketball players under the bus. The administration not standing with Hobbs made it impossible to recruit. Word was out in the basketball community that GW was a fraud. Plus, it become very clear GW was not interested in big time basketball. Happy with occasional success. By contrast Georgetown would have stood tall and supported John Thompson. Told the world, we are a private university and will do as we please, plus all the layers were approved by the NCAA clearing house. end of story. But, GW inexperienced and afraid, let the story keep running nd lost.   

Exactly. For all the talk about how PN ruined GW basketball, the actions taken against Hobbs ruined what would've been an even higher ceiling program than what ML was building.  If GW stood behind Hobbs I believe we could've made a run to an elite eight. He may have eventually left for a bigger conference like Jarvis, but there is no question Hobbs knew how to recruit and how to coach and could've dominated the A-10 for years.