Full title reads: "Basketball. 'Varsity Game Breaks All Crowd Records".
New York, United States of America (USA). University basketball match between New York University and Notre Dame. NYU win 66-63.
MS Game in progress. Basket being scored by NYU. LS Crowd applauding. MS Game in progress. Another basket being scored, by the 'Irish' team. (Notre Dame). LS Elevated shot of arena with game in progress. MS Slow motion shot of game, with Notre Dame scoring. MS Slow motion of New York scoring. LS Crowd applauding. CU Players in action. MS Notre Dame scoring. MS Game in progress. MS Game in progress, with Notre Dame scoring again.
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