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RIP Greg Gumbel RIP Hank Gathers

I found this in my grandpa stuff . What do you think

This was the second time they met in the 1988-89 season. They had played in December with DePaul winning that one 115-111

RIP to Greg Gumbel who has passed away from cancer at age 78.

Remember watching college basketball on NBC on weekends. Seemed like every game was either DePaul, Notre Dame, or UCLA.

I worked at DePaul when Coach was there. I still remember him at the Seminary restaurant with Joey and the other coaches every Tuesday for lunch.

Can you post the 89 and 90 games between these two?

Great two decades of college basketball. My school, Illinois State, could never beat DePaul until the late 80's. Great players in that era. Red Rush, the DePaul radio broadcaster referred to Garland as "The Music Man."

Exciting memories of DePaul’s golden era of basketball. From around 1976 to 1991, it was a magnificent 15 years.

what conf. were De Paul and ND in during this time? Marquette was independent .

Also was at this game. A great moment shared with my dad.

This was an amazing game and comeback

He’s actually a great player but he eventually became a backup singer to Whitney Houston which is his half-sister.

Everybody was from Memphis.

Quinn The Q Man Buckner

Feb 23 1992

Coach Williams with hair! And Monty was pretty good back in the day😮

Thanks. For. This

Awesome. Baby

❤ NBC. College. Hoops

I was at this game. Most notable for an incident at halftime: BYU's internationally acclaimed ballroom dance team was performing when UCLA came back on the floor REAL early, like 4:30 left. Their band started playing, throwing off the dancers. Then the PA announcer said "would the dancers please leave the floor". The crowd booed so loudly the band could not be heard at all. When the DePaul players came out they were shaken by the thunderous reception. They were the home team. Ray Meyer mentioned how the crowd helped carry his team to the end. He loved Provo so much that he wanted to stay there the next weekend for the Final 4 and bus up to SLC for the games but the NCAA wouldn't let him.

I just got back from Iraq

Fond memories here. Rod Strickland and Mark Jackson both had very nice NBA careers….Rod’s flair is very apparent already. Both programs were in their sunset…Especially DePaul…Made a few runs with Strickland and Edwards but not much after both left. Literally nothing for 30 yrs. A shame

Great game!!

This was a fun one! Loved the Blue Demons back in the day!

Nov 29 1991

David Rivers vs Rod Strickland! 💯❤️

Great Upload!

Would love to see if you have any Ronnie Fields videos from recruiting.

So many people have no idea how relevant De Paul was in the 80s.

Comegys was the player of the game for sure

Ray Meyer's last NCAA Tournament win. Too bad he never got to a title game let only win a Championship

The former Suncoast Dome became the PepsiCo, Inc., Tropicana Products, Inc. Division Field. Also. In 1986, Capital Cities Communications, Inc. purchased ABC, becoming Capital Cities/ABC, Inc. Then, in 1995, The Walt Disney Company purchased Capital Cities/ABC., Inc. 😀👌

Hank!!! North philly!!!

I see Doug Edwards , I remember having a ton of 1st Rd draft pick cards that never panned out

The level of respect Tommy Kleinschmidt commanded was unreal. Went to a couple of the same camps back in HS and no one... I mean NO ONE F'ed with this dude. He had like a Tyson awrah about him. If the UFC was what it is now back in the 90's... Tommy 'Iron Fist" Kleinschmidt would have been a world champion.

Team was Final Four ready until Booth sprained his ankle.

I was at that game and I vividly remember it as being an adrenaline rush. What an amazing “come from behind” victory!

I remember watching this at the age of 10. It was a relief to see a close game after the Michigan State Penn blowout in the other Semifinal. I was disappointed DePaul lost. I wasn't on Indiana State bandwagon.😊

I would’ve never guessed DePaul 6 straight trny appearances in mid to late 80s

I was at this game along with the 1992 game at home against Notre Dame, thanks for posting, these bring back some great memories.

Kenny Patterson was a top New York City Point Guard!!!!!!!!!!! Why he was not mention in the top point guards in New York? I do not know why. He was really good.

Pure class from Ray and Joey. Pure, absolute class.

Penny first college game. I was glued to the television

:54... Zo and Mutombo!

Thanks for sharing. Basketball was so much better to watch during the era. I have coached over 40 years. The game is so different now. Bird in college is a most view for young kids. He was so much fun to watch.

It just used to mean more. College hoops will never be like this again

Does anybody know why DePaul just is not the same in basketball like it was back in the 80s?

March 16 1989

That was an era of greatness and true sportsmanship! I remember Kenny Patterson demonstrating his skills on State Street while playing at The Robert Taylor Homes. He randomly showed up on a bright and sunny day and dominated!