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fewest shot attempts; both figures are also records for any Final Four game as of 2019. Villanova made most of their free throw attempts, converting on 22 of 27 attempts. Georgetown made more than 50 percent of their shots as well, with 54 percent shooting (29 for 53). The Hoyas had 19 fewer free throw attempts than
Villanova, although they were successful on six of their eight tries. The Wildcats committed 12 fouls in the game, and held Ewing without a free throw attempt. Georgetown had 11 turnovers in the contest, six fewer than the 17 by Villanova; that total included six by Jensen. Sportswriter Tim Layden commented on the Wildcats' statistics, "Part of what is so fascinating about the game is that Villanova, when it did not turn the ball over, almost always scored." Each team had 17 rebounds, the fewest in any Final Four contest as of 2019.
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Wingate missed as time ran out in the first half, and the arm of Georgetown forward Williams made contact with the face and neck of Villanova reserve Chuck Everson; no foul was called, but Villanova assistant coach Marty Marback credited the encounter with giving his team energy going into the halftime break.
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the game, but was both out-scored and outrebounded by the
Wildcats' Pinckney; he had five rebounds, one fewer than Pinckney. Martin had 10 points in the game and matched Ewing's total of five rebounds. The top assist provider for either team was Georgetown's Jackson, who had nine assists and added eight points.
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Broadnax. Under 30 seconds had gone off the clock when the Wildcats regained the ball. Villanova resumed their ball-control offense, and took the lead with 2:37 remaining on a made shot by Jensen; the Wildcats had taken 62 seconds to run the play. Jensen's shot
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Villanova extended their lead to 34–30. The play began a stretch of about a minute in which Ewing committed three personal fouls and had to be removed from the Hoyas lineup; with Williams suffering from an ankle injury, Georgetown's two leading players on offense were out of the
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Georgetown by a score of 66–64 to win their first-ever national championship, in what is considered by analysts to be one of the biggest upsets in tournament history. The Wildcats had the highest field goal percentage in Final Four history, winning their first national championship
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game. The Wildcats began taking more time on their possessions, and took a 38–32 advantage in the first four minutes of the half. Ewing re-entered the game, but Villanova maintained their lead; three points by McClain brought the score to 41–36. McLain was injured while running into Hoyas player
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852:"1984–85 Georgetown Hoyas Schedule and Results"
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2228:Gary McLain
1528:December 9,
1382:January 25,
1190:February 9,
1168:February 9,
1068:November 5,
1027:November 5,
956:January 25,
908:January 25,
883:February 9,
735:one-and-one
730:Bill Martin
663:Ed Pinckney
611:Ed Pinckney
587:Bill Martin
564:Gary McLain
545:Georgetown
487:Gary McLain
479:Ed Pinckney
465:Coached by
258:Ed Pinckney
109:Head coach:
102:Head coach:
2306:Categories
2264:Head coach
1430:CBS Sports
1141:Fox Sports
1088:CBS Sports
832:References
809:Ohio State
766:shot clock
712:free throw
695:shot clock
659:Rupp Arena
499:Pittsburgh
423:St. John's
392:Background
366:Rupp Arena
315:Announcers
288:Attendance
245:Rupp Arena
30:See also:
1654:April 12,
1649:USA Today
1602:April 14,
1242:April 18,
1063:USA Today
982:April 19,
821:USA Today
675:slam dunk
539:Villanova
262:Villanova
1435:April 7,
1409:April 7,
790:Michigan
788:against
648:Sources:
542:Position
518:Michigan
495:Maryland
475:Illinois
471:Wildcats
431:Spectrum
427:Syracuse
382:Big East
279:Referees
269:Favorite
189:2nd half
186:1st half
81:Big East
77:Big East
1576:May 18,
1550:May 18,
1506:May 18,
1483:May 18,
1457:May 18,
305:Network
163:Coaches
139:Coaches
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241:Venue
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