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|name=1990 NCAA Tournament Championship Game
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|image=
|date=April 2, 1990
|year=1989-90
|visitor_school=Duke University
|visitor_name_short=Duke
|visitor_nickname=Blue Devils
|visitor_record=29–8
|visitor_AP=15
|visitor_coaches=14
|visitor_coach=[[Mike Krzyzewski]]
|visitor_per1=35
|visitor_per2=38
|home_school=University of Nevada Las Vegas
|home_name_short=UNLV
|home_nickname=Runnin' Rebels
|home_record=34–5
|home_AP=2
|home_coaches=2
|home_coach=[[Jerry Tarkanian]]
|home_per1=47
|home_per2=56
|arena=[[McNichols Sports Arena]]
|city=[[Denver, Colorado]]
|attendance=17,675
|referee=[[Ed Hightower]], Tim Higgins, Richie Ballesteros
|MVP=[[Anderson Hunt]], [[1989–90 UNLV Runnin' Rebels men's basketball team|UNLV]]
|odds=UNLV
|US_network=[[College Basketball on CBS|CBS]]
|ratings=
|US_announcers=[[Brent Musburger]] (play-by-play)<br />[[Billy Packer]] (color)
|previous=[[1989 NCAA Division I men's basketball championship game|1989]]
|next=[[1991 NCAA Division I men's basketball championship game|1991]]
}}

The '''1990 NCAA Division I men's basketball championship game''' was the final round of the [[1990 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament]]. It determined the national champion for the [[1989–90 NCAA Division I men's basketball season]], and was contested by the East Regional Champions, No. 3-seeded [[1989–90 Duke Blue Devils men's basketball team|Duke Blue Devils]] and the West Regional Champions, No. 1-seeded [[1989–90 UNLV Runnin' Rebels basketball team|UNLV Runnin' Rebels]]. Both teams were seeking their first national title. The game was played on April 2, 1990 at [[McNichols Sports Arena]] in [[Denver, Colorado]]. The Runnin' Rebels defeated the Blue Devils, 103–73,<ref>{{cite news |title=Rebels rule NCAA: UNLV No. 1 with beDeviling win |url=https://lasvegassun.com/news/1990/apr/03/rebels-rule-ncaa/ |newspaper=[[The Las Vegas Sun]] |date=April 3, 1990 |access-date=January 8, 2022}}</ref> to claim their first, and only, NCAA title. It was also the first title for head coach [[Jerry Tarkanian]]. UNLV guard [[Anderson Hunt]] was named the [[NCAA basketball tournament Most Outstanding Player|NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player]] (MOP).

The 30-point margin of victory remains the largest in championship game history.

==Participating teams==
This was the first national championship game between the two schools. Duke was playing in the Final Four for the fourth time in five seasons, and was playing in the championship game for the fourth time (1964, 1978, 1986). UNLV was playing in the championship game for the first time.

===Duke===
{{Main|1989–90 Duke Blue Devils men's basketball team}}

*East
**Duke (3) 81, Richmond (14) 46
**Duke 76, St. Johns (6) 72
**Duke 90, UCLA (7) 81
**Duke 79, Connecticut (1) 78
*Final Four
**Duke 97, Arkansas (4) 83

===UNLV===
{{Main|1989–90 UNLV Runnin' Rebels basketball team}}
*West
**UNLV (1) 102, Arkansas-Little Rock (16) 72
**UNLV 76, Ohio State (8) 65
**UNLV 69, Ball State (12) 67
**UNLV 131, Loyola Marymount (11) 101
*Final Four
**UNLV 90, Georgia Tech (4) 81

==Starting lineups==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Duke Blue Devils}};" |Duke !! colspan="2" | Position !! style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|UNLV Rebels}}"|UNLV
|-
| style="background:#ffcc00" | [[Phil Henderson (basketball)|Phil Henderson]] 2 || colspan=2 style="text-align:center"|G || [[Greg Anthony]]
|-
| [[Bobby Hurley]] || colspan=2 style="text-align:center"|G || [[Anderson Hunt]]
|-
| Robert Brickey || colspan=2 style="text-align:center"|F || [[Stacey Augmon]]
|-
| [[Christian Laettner]] || colspan=2 style="text-align:center"|F || † [[Larry Johnson (basketball, born 1969)|Larry Johnson]]
|-
| style="background:#ffcc00" | [[Alaa Abdelnaby]] 1 || colspan=2 style="text-align:center"|C || [[David Butler (basketball, born 1966)|David Butler]]
|-
| colspan="5" align=center|† {{small|1990 Consensus First Team All-American}}
|-
|colspan="5" align=center|{{small|{{color box|#ffcc00|Players selected in the 1990 NBA draft}} (number indicates round)}}
|}
{{small|Source}}<ref>{{cite web |title=Nevada-Las Vegas vs. Duke Box Score, April 2, 1990 |url=https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/boxscores/1990-04-02-duke.html |publisher=[[Sports Reference]] |date=April 2, 1990 |access-date=January 16, 2022}}</ref>

==Game summary==
Duke won the [[jump ball]] to begin the game and [[Phil Henderson (basketball)|Phil Henderson]] put up a [[three-point shot]] attempt that hit off iron and was rebounded by [[Stacey Augmon]]. After the teams traded turnovers, [[Greg Anthony]] opened the scoring with a 17-foot jumper from the top of the key. After a low-post bucket by [[Larry Johnson (basketball, born 1969)|Larry Johnson]] put the Rebels up 4–0, Duke got on the board with a pair of free throws by [[Alaa Abdelnaby]]. UNLV maintained a slight lead for the next few possessions. Around the 17-minute mark, Duke's [[Robert Brickey]] scored inside and was fouled for a chance to tie the game at 7 with a free throw. Brickey missed the foul shot and that is as close as the Blue Devils would get for the remainder of the ballgame. UNLV led 11–6 at the under 16 media timeout. Augmon forced Duke's 7th turnover of the half and took it in for the dunk to give UNLV its first double-digit lead at 21-11 at the under 12 timeout. After reserve Barry Young hit a three-point shot to put UNLV up 30–17, analyst [[Billy Packer]] said, {{ldquo}}Jerry Tarkanian's towel is under is seat. He's gotta be comfortable right now,{{rdquo}} eluding to significant contributions from the Runnin' Rebels bench players. After a three-point play from Larry Johnson and an [[alley-oop]] pass from half court from point guard Anthony to Augmon, UNLV's lead ballooned to 16 at 41-25. Duke would shave a few points off the deficit in the final minutes to make the halftime score 47-35, UNLV. At the break, the Runnin' Rebels held a 17-4 advantage in [[fast break]] points.

Duke opened the second half with possession, but failed to score. UNLV drew a third personal foul from Duke's [[Christian Laettner]] on the following possession {{ndash}} one that eventually ended with a three-pointer from Larry Johnson and a 50{{ndash}}35 lead. Duke trimmed the lead to 10 with 16:24 remaining, but an [[Anderson Hunt]] jumper made the score 59-47 at the under 16 media timeout. The Rebels continued to push the pace as a bucket from Johnson, a three-pointer from Hunt, and a transition layup from Hunt made it 66{{ndash}}47 with 14:49 to go. In between two Duke timeouts, UNLV's devastating run was extended to 18{{ndash}}0, and a 75{{ndash}}47 lead, before Duke's next points. At this point, the Rebels had a 33{{ndash}}6 advantage on the fast break. Johnson, a consensus All-American, ended with 22 points and 11 rebounds, and Tournament MOP Hunt compiled 29 points on 12-16 shooting. UNLV shattered UCLA's championship game margin record from 1968 (23 points) in coasting to the 103{{ndash}}73 victory.<!--Johnson and 1 at 17:54 to go up 7-2; Brickey had a chance to tie with an and one, missed FT at 17 min mark; Anthony floater 9-6; Brickey TO; 2 ORB, Hunt jumper 11-6; O foul on CL; 15:24 TV TO 11-6; Scurry TO, Brickey layup 11-8; Brickey 2nd foul 15:01; Butler TO; Augmon and 1 miss FT, 13-8 at 14:29; CL travel; Johnson miss; Henderson bucket, 13-10; Hunt 3, 16-10; CL 1/2 FTs 16-11; UNLV TO; Augmon foul (2); Hunt dunk 18-11; Hunt 1/2 FTs, 19-11; Augmon steal & dunk on 7th TO for Duke, 21-11; Bice fouls T Hill; 11:35 TV TO; AA 21-13; Scurry foul; Henderson 21-15; Hunt baseline jumper 23-15; 10:08 TO; Anthony 25-15 (16-4 adv in guard/backcourt pts); Amoeba defense; Hunt missed trey; Henderson 25-17; 27-17; Duke TO (10th); BDavis foul, 33 hits 3, 30-17; "Jerry Tarkanian's towel is under is seat. He's gotta be comfortable right now." Packer, eluding to contribs from bench; Jones foul; AA 0/2 FTs (3/7); 7:00 mins; Henderson FT jumper 30-19; Johnson FTs 2/2, 32-19 at 6:10; Duke TO, SC 2/2 FTs 5:53 TV TO; 34-19 after resume; Duke TO (13); Bice trave; Duke miss; UNLV misses; Bice fouls Hurley, FTs 34-21; AA 36-23; 4 mins, LJ and one, 39-23 after FT; CL 39-25; SA lob from half court, 41-25; "Total domination by UNLV on both ends of the floor."; CL 41-27; TV TO?; LJ O foul (2nd); Scurry foul (2nd); Jerry T is having one of those games where every decision he makes is a good one.; miss FT, Hunt rebound; Davis fouled on fast break, 2/2 FTs, 41-29; 2 mins; Scurry dunk GA, 43-29; AA from CL, 43-31; Anthony dunk, 45-31; 52.7 LJ 3rd foul, AA FTs 2/2, 45-33; Duke ball 11.8, McCaff fouled 6.8 2/2 FTs, 45-35 (smallest deficit since ?); LJ back in game, GA runner at end, 47-35; UNLV held 17-4 adv in fast break pts  -->

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 | score2 = '''103'''
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 | rebounds1 = [[Christian Laettner|C. Laettner]] 9
 | assist1 = [[Christian Laettner|C. Laettner]] 5
 | points2 = [[Anderson Hunt|A. Hunt]] 29
 | rebounds2 = [[Larry Johnson (basketball, born 1969)|L. Johnson]] 11
 | assist2 = [[Stacey Augmon|S. Augmon]] 7
 | place = McNichols Arena - [[Denver, Colorado]]
 | attendance = 17,675
 | referee = 
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! Duke !! rowspan=2|Statistics!! UNLV
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|-
| 26/61 (43%) || [[Field goal (basketball)|Field goal]]s || 41/67 (61%)
|-
| 1/11 (9%) || [[Three-point field goal|3-pt. field goal]]s || 8/14 (57%)
|-
| 20/27 (74%) || [[Free throw]]s || 13/17 (77%)
|-
| 15 || Offensive rebounds || 9
|-
| 18 || Defensive rebounds || 22
|-
| 33 || Total rebounds || 31
|-
| 11 || Assists || 24
|-
| 23 || Turnovers || 17
|-
| 5 || Steals || 16
|-
| 3 || Blocks || 3
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| 16 || Fouls || 23
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==Media coverage==
The championship game was televised in the United States by [[NCAA March Madness (TV program)|CBS]]. [[Brent Musburger]] provided [[play-by-play]], while [[Billy Packer]] provided [[color commentary]]. This was Musburger's last NCAA men's basketball championship broadcast, as he had been fired the previous day by CBS (Musburger would eventually be hired [[ESPN on ABC|by ABC]] later in 1990).

==Notables==
* UNLV's 30-point margin of victory in the championship game is a tournament record.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.history.com/topics/march-madness|title=March Madness History|website=HISTORY}}</ref>
* UNLV's 103–73 win over Duke marked the first, (and to date, only), time in the history of the tournament that at least 100 points were scored in the championship game.<ref name="auto">{{Cite web|url=https://quizzclub.com/trivia/which-is-the-only-basketball-team-to-have-scored-over-100-points-in-a-ncaa-championship-game/answer/169528/|title = Which is the only basketball team to have scored over 100 points in a NCAA championship game?|date = 6 April 2017}}</ref>
*To date, UNLV remains the last team from a non-power conference ([[American Athletic Conference|AAC]], [[Atlantic Coast Conference|ACC]], [[Big East Conference|Big East]], [[Big Ten Conference|Big Ten]], [[Big 12 Conference|Big 12]], [[Pac-12 Conference|Pac-12]], and [[Southeastern Conference|SEC]]) to win the national championship; and the only one since 1977.<ref name="auto"/>
*The championship game was UNLV’s eleventh-consecutive win. They would eventually run the win streak to an astounding 45 games. That is the fourth-longest win streak in NCAA Division 1 basketball history, and the longest win streak since the longest one ever (by UCLA) ended in 1974.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.ncaa.com/news/basketball-men/article/2020-01-19/longest-winning-streaks-college-basketball-history|title=The longest winning streaks in college basketball history &#124; NCAA.com|website=www.ncaa.com}}</ref>
*This was the last championship in either college or professional sports won by a [[Las Vegas]]-based team until the [[Vegas Golden Knights]] won the [[Stanley Cup]] in [[2023 Stanley Cup Finals|2023]].

==References==
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