The ENTIRE 1972 NBA vs ABA All-Star Game!!!

[eliteballer]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nN17x5up5n4

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[Legends66NBA7]

Cool.

Will watch later. :cheers:

[CavaliersFTW]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nN17x5up5n4

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it is NOT the entire game, majority of the 4th quarter is missing especially an epic play where Julius Erving did an in-game free throw dunk

[no pun intended]

Did the ABA already have the 3pt line?

[CavaliersFTW]

Did the ABA already have the 3pt line?
Mikan's ABA invented the 3 point line.

[no pun intended]

Mikan's ABA invented the 3 point line.
Must have been weird for the NBA players to use it. I wonder how many 3pt attempts they had.

[jongib369]

it is NOT the entire game, majority of the 4th quarter is missing especially an epic play where Julius Erving did an in-game free throw dunk


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[Psileas]

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I knew this fact and hoped that, now that I had seen this title, they had been wrong and that the entire game did exist - I wanted to see the Dr.J play. But, alas, it's a 2012 thread. :(

[Gotterdammerung]

Here's an in-depth article on those classic "Supergames" I and II (1971 and 1972) NBA-ABA All-Star games.

http://20secondtimeout.blogspot.com/2009/02/abas-unsung-heroes.html

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[L.Kizzle]

Mikan's ABA invented the 3 point line.
The Three Point Line was created in the short lives ABL which began in 1961.

It featured former and future NBA stars like Connie Hawkins, Bill Bridges, Dick Barnett, George Yardley and Neal Johnston.