What separates the 92 from everyone else is simply the mentality. They were all tough as nails, not that the guys on the other Duke teams weren't, but they also played for K when he was much more demanding than he seems to be now. That group welcomed it. There was a game in the tournament against Iowa, I think, where K left the sideline cause he was so pissed at them.
The pressure on that team was off the charts. They were like a freaking rock band on tour. Men were cursing Laettner, women were throwing their panties at him. He was one bad man. His sidekicks, Hurley, Hill, Hill, and Davis were special in their own way. They all wanted to win, and didn't care who scored.
On that Kentucky game, if they played them 3 more times, Duke probably beats them by double digits each game. But, for one night, Kentucky played as great as they could. Everyone only talks about the shot, but their guard threw up kind of a hail mary over Laettner that banked in from straight away to give them the lead.
I still get chills thinking about that game.