Episode 5 - Dayton Flyers (1966-67) We are joined by Sully & Drewby of Talking Out LOWD to tell the story of the pinnacle of Flyers history. We talk the original Don’s, mighty NM St., overrated Dean Smith, and a drubbing in the Natty. ✈️🔴🔵 linktr.ee/theCBBstories

Don Donaher was a basketball legend. He played and coached at Dayton, and was one of the nicest, kindest people I’ve ever known. I always viewed Coach Donoher as the Arnold Palmer of basketball…a great competitor AND an authentically kind and generous human being. RIP Coach

RIP to the man who coached the Flyers to the 1967 NCAA championship game vs UCLA. He’d been the oldest living coach who had been to the title game.

Flyers and college basketball fans: With the sad passing of Coach Don Donoher, have a listen to the fun and humorous tale of his team’s trip to the 1967 title game and the foundation for the Dayton program he built. As told by Sully & Drewby / Talking Out LOWD ⬇️

#MizzouMade

The transfer portal bar is now full. Bouncers are implementing a one in one out policy going forward.

What should be at center court? Wrong answers only.

Duke to Mizzou: A road paved by the legend Quinn Snyder himself

Could upgrade Virginia’s offense so they could score more than 15 points in a half

Didn’t know Dillon Brooks already had a son playing ball

*referee whistle* “Foul. Two shots.”

Did Anthony Grant draw up that last play for the Pacers?

UConn needs to become comfortable with being a stepping stone program to bigger jobs. #UConn2TheA10

The Champs are at America’s Most Beloved Ballpark and there was a Karabaseball Forst Pitch. Add it to the list, Marie LeBrun !

The most important piece of basketball news this evening.

With the 22nd pick in the 2024 NBA Draft, the Phoenix Suns (➡️ Denver Nuggets) select…DaRon Holmes II from The University of Dayton.

Slick. Rick.

As someone who will dabble in Skyline when in Cincinnati, this very concept can only be described as one thing and one thing only. A reason to add Dayton to the Big East merely to put Xavier a little back in their place so they can’t just blurt out an idea and make it happen.