Feb 1982 - DePaul Blue Demons at Notre Dame Fighting Irish (NBC)

[@ingmarvanderhoek6314]

The crowd is really into it. I love both the uniforms and both coaches.

[@jimmeasel1712]

Al McGuire....GOAT...

[@marquan1976]

"NBC Sports in association with TVS sports, presents the BEST of College Basketball!"

[@teddavis6093]

And it is, in history. CBS and the rest will never rival NBC's late 70s, early 80s college basketball coverage.

[@RandyDubin]

I didn't know Toni Braxton was a pro boxer. 😃😀😄😁

[@teddavis6093]

🤣

[@mongoslade277]

Braxton lost the fight by decision btw to Frank the animal Fletcher

[@stevenmandl4920]

the last college basketball game i remember seeing on NBC, was around 94 95, when Marquette played ND

[@soxpacker]

What a shame this great rivalry no longer exists... what a shame DePaul basketball no longer exists.

[@randydubin7118]

Anyone know the deal with Skip Dillard and why he didn't start? Was he injured or did he skip practice kinda like what Rod Strickland did a few years later?

[@teddavis6093]

When Mark left, Skip left. He was there, but he wasn't there. Lol

[@trevorhembrough1290]

@@teddavis6093His life went down the toilet the moment he missed the free throw vs St Joe’s.

[@teddavis6093]

@trevorhembrough1290 Yes, and He gave up working to be better. Before then, he thought he was a lock like Agguire and Cummings. Mark says he told him to keep working to get better. He invited him to work out with he and Eddie Johnson, but Skip declined. Coach Meyer told him to get his degree and work on his ball handling his senior year, but he was slow to it. He lost his confidence because he bet it all on the NBA. Those free throws should have been fodder for what Mark and Ray advised him.

[@deputay]

A promo for this game on NBC: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iH7cf4OImtmHp8Usi=pNADsot5PC0ejbs3

[@mongoslade277]

I dont remember this game. Can't forget the next game for DePaul against Boston College. Unbelievable 🤦‍♂️

[@MarkHermann-u5p]

I miss. NBC. College hoops

[@FlintyCobblestone]

When DePaul basketball was relevant.

[@larrytaylor5634]

And the death of John Belushi that year of 1982

[@coreycokepolk9483]

Zzzzzz