The Duke Final Four games were both great - I was there for the Championship in '99 in St. Petersburg.
Kemba's 11 game run will forever live as the greatest 11-game run we have ever seen or will ever see at the college level. Each of those games is awesome to watch, even the DePaul game that started the run... because you know what is coming right after it.
In fact, all the Big East tournament games with meaning are so much fun to watch, starting in 1990 with the Georgetown-Syracuse daily double right through Ray Ray's contortionist impersonation, Taliek's heave, Ben Gordon taking over the leading role mantle and of course, Kemba, Kemba, Kemba and even the 6-overtime thriller vs. Syracuse. Reminds me of how blessed we have been as UConn fans to witness so many amazing moments and memories given to us by the players and JC and the coaches down through the years.
The Texas game in 2010 and the Florida game in December 2013 at Gampel are always great to watch, as well.
And that Pitt game in 1990 - another great memory, and I will forever love KEA for that ending, and how we started to believe we really could be a special team that year following that heart-stopping comeback.
BUT THE BEST GAME, even though it is not anywhere near the best video or audio production (Thank you tcf15 that we even have it at all! You are definitely the man) will forever be the game in Hartford vs. Mourning, Mutombo and the about to be #1 Georgetown Hoyas on January 20th, 1990. I have never seen nor heard the Civic Center rock like it did that night - and it was the night that once and for all changed UConn basketball forever. It was the first time that we all started to truly believe that Coach Calhoun was special, and we were finally rising to a level that UConn as a program had not known in a long, long time - if ever.
I get chills each and every time I watch the beginning 6 minutes and 9 seconds of that game. Add to it the significance of that game to the last 3 decades of the history of this uniquely amazing program, and it is truly the moment that changed everything.
And I was lucky enough to have a front row seat, doing color analysis on WHUS. Truly awesome times that I will never forget.