Yes, after 27 years –half a lifetime almost– I’d almost given up.

But this new rejuvenated Rick Pitino, and his team last year and this year have been quality human beings as well as a close knit group. I’m so glad they succeeded rather than a bunch of spoiled one-and-dones.

On the Dream Game – yeah, it would have been nice of Mike , but you’re right, I now let it slough off rather than get upset.

Hope things are great with you too.

We finally got the big ring again– and it’s sweet!

Frank

—–Original Message—–
From: rtrosner@aol.com
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Sent: Mon, Apr 8, 2013 2:43 pm
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—–Original Message—–
From: rtrosner@aol.com
To: Frankpos
Sent: Mon, Apr 8, 2013 11:39 am
Subject: Roz

Hey Man,

Just wanted to let you know that I was thinking about you.
Hope you stayed home and will watch the game safely ensconced with your loved ones, rather than in that “intimate” setting in Atlanta.

We can’t lose, Frank. Even if we lose, we can’t lose.

I thought Mike Rutherford should have given you a tip of the cap when he did his retrospective of the Dream Game. Guess he’s real busy, but he did cull some good stuff from your original work. What ever happened to that coffee table book about that long ago game at Stokely Arena in Knoxville? You can still do it, Frank. Mike’s a great writer, has a great “voice,” but he should have said something about you.

Yet, in the scheme of things, you’d probably say that it doesn’t matter. And I guess you’d be right.

Hope everybody’s healthy in your world, Frank.

Here’s to the old days, but here’s to tomorrow, too. And to all the tomorrows yet to come.

There was a chance we would never see this day.

So we can’t lose.

Roz

David