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Virginia Tech won the 1973 NIT College Basketball tournamet. The Hokies beat Notre Dame in overtime on a last second shot by Bobby Stevens. Virginia Tech beat 5 teams by a total of 6 points on its way to the 1973 NIT championship.
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