Re-airing of 1984 sweet sixteen ???

[Runnin' Rebel]

Did I hear or read recently that someone will be re-airing Rosy's 41 point sweet sixteen game tonight?

If so, please provide who is airing it and at what time... thanks!

[Figgie123]

http://wdtn.com/2014/03/25/time-warn...en-appearance/

[kiefaber455]

Saw a youtube video earlier in the week that someone posted either on here or rivals. It had highlights of the game against Oklahoma. It also included interviews after the game with Coach Donoher and Rosie

	Don Donoher DON DONOHER Legendary Flyer men's basketball coach who guided Dayton to 435 victories in 25 seasons (1964-1989) including the 1967 NCAA Runner-Up. Took over the program after the passing of Tom Blackburn and earned many NCAA and NIT bids over his career, including five Sweet-16s, one Elite Eight appearance, and the 1968 NIT Championship. Groomed All-Americans Don May and Jim Paxson, along with all-time leading scorer Roosevelt Chapman. Coached UD as they joined conference affiliation for the first time (Midwest Collegiate). A graduate of UD, Donoher played for Blackburn and credits much of his coaching success to his mentor's teachings: defense, ball protection, patience, and unselfishness.

[Smitty10]

Originally Posted by Runnin' Rebel Did I hear or read recently that someone will be re-airing Rosy's 41 point sweet sixteen game tonight? If so, please provide who is airing it and at what time... thanks!

Velvet's 41 came in the 2nd round, wouldn't the sweet 16 game be the one against Washington?

[T-Bone 84]

Yes, the Washington Sweet 16 game is the one that'll be on TWC tonight at 7:00 pm & again at 11:00 pm. And FWIW, I was in the Pep Band for that game and the one against Georgetown, but we have "Amish Cable" at home, so I can neither see it nor record it. If anyone knows how I can get a copy of that game (or, heck, any of the games from the 1984 NCAA tourney) on video, I'd like to get a copy.

And, hopefully after tomorrow night, copies of our win against Stanford 30 years later...

[FLYER5]

The great Wayman Tisdale, injured, fell in the round of 32, then future three-time NBA all-star Detlef Shremph fell to Rosie and Co. in the Sweet Sixteen.