Ronnie was absolutely CONTROLLING that game. Had a semi-breakaway layup (IIRC, off a steal) when Roger Berkmann blatantly and intentionally undercut him. Still can't believe, to this day, that Berkmann wasn't ejected OR Denny Crum, Louisville's coach. Darrell Griffith may have turned out to be a cokehead and semi-wasted potential, but he was the ONLY Louisville guy who showed any concern when Ronnie got hurt. Of course, he was also getting schooled by Ronnie.
Griffith ran around, over and past anyone who guarded him that year until he played Ronnie. He was lost with Ronnie guarding him. (admittedly, Ronnie was getting help on switches from Boyle and Brookins).
Basically, Louisville could direct more attention to Brookins after Ronnie went down. Georgetown made the mistake of keying almost exclusively on Ronnie even AFTER Vince got hot in the second half.
Great as that run was, the following season was just a major disappointment, losing final couple games to blow Big 10 title, then going down to Wichita State on that stupid foul during a scramble for the ball on a missed shot attempt, THEN calling time-out when we had none left. Gene Smithson's kid (Gen was coach at Wichita State at the time) hit four FTs in a row to put the dagger in.