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Buckeye Basketball: Ohio State 64, #6 Michigan 61 (February 18, 1990)

Disclaimer: this video is a telecast, broadcast, and production of ABC, 1990. I claim no ownership of this material, and do not profit from it in any way. This video is intended for historical and educational viewing purposes. IF YOU HAVE OHIO STATE BASKETBALL TAPES you want transferrred to digital video and uploaded to YouTube, please email me at [email protected]. On a strictly non-profit basis, I am happy to take your tapes, convert them, and upload them. *** Ohio State 64, #6 Michigan 61 February 18, 1990 COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Jim Jackson scored 16 points and tipped in a missed free throw with 13 seconds left Sunday, lifting Ohio State to a 64-61 Big Ten victory over No. 6 Michigan. Jackson, a 6-foot-6 freshman forward, tipped in a missed free throw by Mark Baker after Baker had broken a 61-61 tie by making the first of a one-and-one free throw situation. Michigan fell to 19-5 overall and 9-4 in the Big Ten, while Ohio State improved to 13-10 and 7-6. Michigan led 31-30 at halftime after trailing by nine early in the first half. *** GAME NOTES I am uploading this one a little late but selected it in tribute to Ohio State's thrilling double-overtime football win over Michigan a few weeks back. As Mark Titus would say, suck it, Wolverines. Crotch chop. All that. Ohio State was a big underdog in this game but was making a big, late push for an NCAA berth-- this was a must-win game for a team that was in the Sagarin Top 20 but barely over .500 on the season. OSU's record wasn't great (16-12 at the regular season's end) but the Bucks had a slew of big wins down the stretch. The team would (SPOILER!) make the NCAAs, dropping Rick Barnes and Providence 84-83 in overtime after Alex Davis hit a three-pointer at the buzzer to tie it. If you have tape of that game, EMAIL ME! It needs to be on YouTube. Anyway OSU then lost to a directional school called UNLV in the 2nd round, wonder whatever became of them. The UPI summary above kind of gives it away, but (SPOILER!) this is Jackson's second huge game-winning tip in two weeks; he did the same thing to a top-ten Louisville team earlier. That game is out there somewhere but not on YouTube-- EMAIL ME at the address above if you have the tape! I've never even SEEN that one, as it wasn't on the air in Houston, TX that spring. This Michigan team, the defending national champion, ended its season in a glorious blowout 149-115 loss to Cinderella Loyola Marymount. UM had future pros Loy Vaught, Rumeal Robinson, Terry Mills, and Eric Riley on the roster, plus Demetrius Calip and Michael Talley (two hugely underrated guards who would lead the '91 Wolverines team and then get brushed aside by the Fab Five). They were plenty talented, but never seemed to put everything together in their championship-defense season. This is such a great home crowd! I am not objective but I would put "underdog Buckeye basketball crowd at St. John Arena (circa 1987-1990)" up there against ANY in sports. Loud, intense, excited, passionate. Awesome. Despite being an underdog, when you watch this, you'll (probably) notice Ohio State feels like it's mostly in control of the game in the second half, until Loy Vaught scores a bucket and gets fouled, tying the game at 61 with the free throw coming. 15-yr old me, watching from 1500 miles away on TV, was convinced the Bucks had blown it, but Vaught missed the free throw, setting up Jackson's heroics at the other end. This was the rematch; Michigan won in Ann Arbor earlier in the '89-90 season when (going by vague memory) the officials jobbed Ohio State. Ahem. That's the only time Jim Jackson lost to Michigan in his three years at Ohio State, if you don't count vacated games, which I don't.