I second this question. Please confirm. Talk about a great tid bit of information to pull out during a coach k v smith conversation.
The article "The Other Capel" on the main page had the line "Heck, Dean Smith got married in Duke Chapel."
A brief google didn't turn anything up (or at least, I wasn't able to find anything). Is this actually true? Anything else about this? Seems like it should be an interesting story!
I second this question. Please confirm. Talk about a great tid bit of information to pull out during a coach k v smith conversation.
I know that his car got smacked by a Duke bus in front of the Chapel but have not heard about Dean getting married there.
IIRC, it was right before the Duke-UNC game. I seem to remember a photo in the Chronicle of his car door knocked off, with "Go to Hell Carolina" on the front of the bus. But that is too good to be true, so I guess my memory is playing tricks on me.
Anyone remember better?
Two questions: 1) really a Dean Smith topic? Do we really need another UNC topic at all? Ever? 2) Anyone know any way to send donations of any kind to that bus driver? It would be cool if we could send him some cash and thank you notes.
9F
It's about time he got married. How many kids does he have anyway?
With apologies to the Crystals:
El Deano's chorus:
sagegrouseGoin' to the Chapel and I’m gonna be married.
Goin' to the Chapel and I’m gonna get harried.
Gee, I sorta like Duke and I’m really so worried.
Goin' to the Chapel at Duke.
'I thought it was the Shirelles, actually'
Various groups, but it was the Dixie Cups with the big hit.
Actually, it is all coming back to me, but here is the link mentioning the Crystals.
Actually, way back in 1964 when it became a hit, I thought that the "Dixie Cups" was a male chauvinist pig name -- that was before MCP was even invented.
sagegrouse
'And I even played LL for a team called "Dixie Cleaners"'
Last edited by sagegrouse; 05-16-2011 at 03:45 PM. Reason: Added PS
Speaking of some old memories, the Shirelles appeared at "Float Building" for Joe College Weekend, held in one of the tobacco warehouses. This would have been 1969 or 1970. Float Building by that time had become almost entirely about the drinking (umpteen kegs there) and not very much about working on floats. The Joe College weekend died out shortly thereafter, if I recall.