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About a month ago, someone left a link for 20 Greatest Moments in SU Basketball DVD. The posted link was orangeglory.com. It doesn't appear to be a good link anymore. Does anyone have a better link?
 
I was wondering about this myself. Havent heard anything and was hoping someone had some answers.
 
After poking around on the internet, I ended up ordering a written version from
Amazon. "Syracuse Orange Basketball Greatest Moments in History New York Times Historic Newspaper Compilation"
There are a couple of other SU BB items on that page as well. But no DVD.
 
About a month ago, someone left a link for 20 Greatest Moments in SU Basketball DVD. The posted link was orangeglory.com. It doesn't appear to be a good link anymore. Does anyone have a better link?

The Axeman was interviewed for the documentary. He said it would most likely be out by the end of 2011 but he wasn't sure it would be a DVD. Maybe just a broadcast?
 
No, it's a DVD. I found it more than a month ago at SUAthletics, gave them my email address, and received a message saying I would be notified when it came out. I thought it implied it would be out in December.
 
I hate to post this, but I'm pretty sure its been pulled from the shelves because Bernie is included in it...It'll probably have to be re-edited, and re-distributed.
 
I hate to post this, but I'm pretty sure its been pulled from the shelved because Bernie is included in it...It'll probably have to be re-edited, and re-distributed.

Well that actually makes sense
 
I'm mega pissed cause I'm pretty sure Santa had it on my list.
 
Does anyone have or remember having the original VHS tape of "The Big East - A Decade of Excellence" commemorating the 1st 10 years of the Big East?
It highlighted top players, moments, interviews from the 1980s.
 
Does anyone have or remember having the original VHS tape of "The Big East - A Decade of Excellence" commemorating the 1st 10 years of the Big East?
It highlighted top players, moments, interviews from the 1980s.

Yeah I remember that. Great Pearl hi-lites in it.

It was a classic tape, along with its counter-part by Motley Crue: Decade of Decadence.
 
Does anyone have or remember having the original VHS tape of "The Big East - A Decade of Excellence" commemorating the 1st 10 years of the Big East?
It highlighted top players, moments, interviews from the 1980s.
Hell yes. I have it. Watched it probably 100 times.
 
I hate to post this, but I'm pretty sure its been pulled from the shelves because Bernie is included in it...It'll probably have to be re-edited, and re-distributed.
I thought the same thing. I sit in 309 and we were all asking each other about it. How much could Bernie be in it? We have to act as if he never existed? Very weird and sad. If my memory is correct, there is not one Bernie interview in "Orange Odyssey."
 
I thought the same thing. I sit in 309 and we were all asking each other about it. How much could Bernie be in it? We have to act as if he never existed? Very weird and sad. If my memory is correct, there is not one Bernie interview in "Orange Odyssey."

There were a couple (I remember this because Orange Odyssey was one of the only times I've ever heard Bernie interviewed). He spoke on helping McNeil with his free throws during the Pittsburgh segment ("Jeremy works hard on his free throws...") and on Edelin's situation the previous year.

But that stinks; I was excited for the DVD.
 
Ditto. Great Stuff.
I wish I had it on DVD because the VHS tape I have is ratty. Plus I dont have a VCR anymore so that also is a problem.
 
I wish I had it on DVD because the VHS tape I have is ratty. Plus I dont have a VCR anymore so that also is a problem.

Not that hard to convert a tape to DVD. Most geeks can do it.
 
Not that hard to convert a tape to DVD. Most geeks can do it.

Any idea of a business in Central New York that will transfer a tape to DVD? We had a good location in DC, but I don't know of anyone in Syracuse. Been meaning to get my 1996 Final Four video converted to DVD.
 
Any idea of a business in Central New York that will transfer a tape to DVD? We had a good location in DC, but I don't know of anyone in Syracuse. Been meaning to get my 1996 Final Four video converted to DVD.
http://www.industrialcolorlab.com/video.html

Industrial color lab immediately comes to mind for me, mainly because the song is so awesome!

From the video transferring page: "Pricing is $19.95 for each DVD Master with a limit of two hours recording time. Quantity discounts are available. We cannot transfer copyrighted material without a written release from the copyright owner"

I'm sure someone would make you a 1996 championship game DVD though, especially around the holidays. Someone on a different forum had a collection of about 200-300(?) games that he would trade/swap with someone for games that he didn't have. I would also assume he/she would sell them too. It's just against the law to sell the copyrighted material. I would assume someone has a huge collection of our old games on VHS and/or DVD too.

A while back, right after the 2006 BET, I remember people selling DVDs of our four games for $20 on Ebay.
 
http://www.industrialcolorlab.com/video.html

Industrial color lab immediately comes to mind for me, mainly because the song is so awesome!

From the video transferring page: "Pricing is $19.95 for each DVD Master with a limit of two hours recording time. Quantity discounts are available. We cannot transfer copyrighted material without a written release from the copyright owner"

I'm sure someone would make you a 1996 championship game DVD though, especially around the holidays. Someone on a different forum had a collection of about 200-300(?) games that he would trade/swap with someone for games that he didn't have. I would also assume he/she would sell them too. It's just against the law to sell the copyrighted material. I would assume someone has a huge collection of our old games on VHS and/or DVD too.

A while back, right after the 2006 BET, I remember people selling DVDs of our four games for $20 on Ebay.

I believe you're referring to me. I have a pretty extensive collection of past SU (and non-SU games), but I don't have a vhs player/converter.

Honestly, I'd just ask around the office and see if anyone has a dual VHS/DVD recorder. I'm pretty sure you just pop in the VHS and a bland DVD and hit record.

BTW, I'm always looking for old games I don't have and/or upgrades to my current collection. If anyone collects games, hit me up.
 
Thanks, I'll ask around. I imagine someone has a converter.
 

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