1983 Barry Stevens game against Mizzou.
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There's a good chance I may have a copy of it. And this is NOT a joke... on Beta videotape. If someone has the ability to transcribe it, I'll look for it and send it off for a copy.
I remember it pretty well. I even stayed up to watch the ESPN overnight/wee hours replay. I was not well rested for work the next day, but still in a pretty good mood, as I recall.
I remember it pretty well. I even stayed up to watch the ESPN overnight/wee hours replay. I was not well rested for work the next day, but still in a pretty good mood, as I recall.
I couldn't find the Barry Stevens Missouri Game but I did come across the Lafester .vs. IA game on Beta, as well, If any has the ability to dub it to digital I will mail it to you to do it. My long-dead Beta machine is probably leaching mercury into the watershed by now.
Loved my Beta HiFi machine back in the day. You could record a second independent audio track simultaneously with video, so you could switch between TV announcer and Pete Taylor on playback. Had a great collection of old game tapes (with no machine to play them on), until I finally tossed them a few years ago.
I will look through my old vhs tapes but doubt I have a game from 1983. I think the earliest games I have Grayer was here.
I probably could not afford one of those new fangled video taping machines back then, I think the first one I bought was $200 along with my big screen 25 inch RCA TV for $500.
That 1983 Mizzou game was the first game I remember being on TV, the start of Hilton Magic. It was a big deal, about time for the Cyclones to get on TV. I came from Eastern Iowa where the Lute, Lute, Lute show was on every Thursday night.
I probably could not afford one of those new fangled video taping machines back then, I think the first one I bought was $200 along with my big screen 25 inch RCA TV for $500.
That 1983 Mizzou game was the first game I remember being on TV, the start of Hilton Magic. It was a big deal, about time for the Cyclones to get on TV. I came from Eastern Iowa where the Lute, Lute, Lute show was on every Thursday night.
