This Day in NCAA Tournament History (3/24) Part 2

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03/24/2013

This Day in NCAA Tournament History (3/24) Part 2

I keep posting a lot of things from the 1990 tournament. It was one of the most exciting tournaments ever with 30 out of the 63 games being decided by 5 points or less. I can't find an article proving it but I recall that it had the most last second shots of all tournaments. It also had some other great stories. Twenty-three years ago, Loyola Marymount's magical, emotion fueld tournament run ended when they lost to UNLV.