This was posted on The Boneyard. I thought you guys might find it interesting.
Watching games (at Walsh) brings back great memories for me. Growing up in North Jersey in the 1950's Seton Hall was my team. All their home games were televised, and the games were right there in Walsh Gym. The reception was not great, but not a whole lot worse than last night. They were among the best teams in the country in the early 50's, with Walter Dukes and Richie Regan as their top players. And hunched over a radio in my bed listening to away games. The way those radio announcers called the games gave a great picture of what was going on on the court. Those were the days!
Watching games (at Walsh) brings back great memories for me. Growing up in North Jersey in the 1950's Seton Hall was my team. All their home games were televised, and the games were right there in Walsh Gym. The reception was not great, but not a whole lot worse than last night. They were among the best teams in the country in the early 50's, with Walter Dukes and Richie Regan as their top players. And hunched over a radio in my bed listening to away games. The way those radio announcers called the games gave a great picture of what was going on on the court. Those were the days!
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