Syracuse vs. Kansas: Final 5 minutes of 2003 National Championship

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Published 2020-04-07
With less than a second left in the 2003 national championship, Hakim Warrick blocked a 3-point attempt that would have pushed the game into overtime. Watch the final five minutes of Syracuse's national title win over Kansas.

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All Comments (18)
  • @user-we3lc6ov3w
    Hakim's block is all you gotta see. One of the best defensive plays in all of sports history
  • @tombstone1111
    I will forever be grateful to see my beloved Syracuse Orangemen win a National Championship. I never thought I'd live to see the day. While it's very true they should've won 3-4 National Titles, I'm still so happy they at least got this one.
  • @ijbagregory
    I am from Syracuse and I’m sad I never experienced this.
  • @stevenspaulding
    What a time out called by the great Jimmy B after graves made the first free throw to cut it to two with 39 sec left gave him time to think about it and he missed the second one gave him time to think about it and the lead never got down to only one the great jimmy B doesn’t call that time out graves was in rhythm and prolly makes the second free throw and the final possessions are way diff down only one Syracuse goes 1/5 from the free throw line the rest of the 39 seconds in game so Kansas needs a three to tie instead of a just a two to tie it’s the best time out the great jimmy B ever called and it’s so over looked but when watch hoops like I do it’s easy to appreciate there levels to this stuff
  • @DonRNguy
    Roy Williams retired a few days ago and I find out he was going to National Championships with Kansas
  • @netdragon256
    It's interesting watching when you know the outcome but the announcers didn't yet.
  • @prorespluscom
    My brother and I were there. 4 generations of SU grads in family. The scene afterward at the hotel was sports fan heaven