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By Joe Goldstein
Special to ESPN.com Sunday, January 14, 2001 In 1950, City College accomplished perhaps the greatest feat in basketball history, winning the National Invitation and the NCAA tournaments. One year later there was devastation as New York District Attorney Frank Hogan indicted players from four New York schools, including City College. The other New York schools were Manhattan College, New York University and Long Island University. The earthshaking scandals of 1951, which eventually reached to seven schools and 32 players around the count ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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