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The Scandal That Changed New York Basketball Forever

In 1951, New York City ruled college basketball — until a gambling scandal destroyed it overnight. This is the true story of how point shaving, bookies, and one decision ended an entire era. What really killed college basketball in New York? In the late 1940s and early 1950s, New York City was the center of the basketball world. Madison Square Garden wasn’t just an arena — it decided who mattered. Then everything collapsed. This documentary tells the full story of the 1951 college basketball point-shaving scandal: • How gambling was embedded into NYC sports culture • Why players didn’t think shaving points was cheating • How City College of New York won everything — and lost it all • The one player who said no, and triggered the downfall Featuring CCNY, Manhattan College, LIU, and the bookmakers who controlled the margins, this is the moment basketball lost its innocence in America’s biggest city. If you enjoy deep sports history documentaries, subscribe for more stories like this. What do YOU think really killed New York basketball? 00:00 The Night It Ended 01:00 1951 New York Point Shaving Scandal 02:42 Money Under The Floor 04:25 Recruitment 06:02 The Fix 07:32 The Man Who Said No 08:40 The Avalanche 09:54 Judgement 10:41 Aftermath 11:36 What Really Failed