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UD honors legendary 1967 Flyers team that reached national title game

The 1967 Flyers were recognized in the first half.

The 1967 Flyers were recognized in the first half.
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March 2, 2017
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At the under-12 media timeout of Dayton’s game against VCU on Wednesday night, the University of Dayton department of athletics recognized the 1966-67 Flyer basketball team for its contributions to the program.

Coached by Don Donoher and led in scoring by Don May, that team went 25-6 and made the Final Four.

After beating North Carolina in a national semifinal, the Flyers lost in the championship game to UCLA and Lew Alcindor (later Kareem Abdul-Jabbar).

Those Flyers' success is credited with helping the department of athletics raise enough money to fund the building of UD Arena, which opened in 1969.

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