What channel is dale Browns tribute on

I just got here to ask that question,

I was thinking digital WBRZ channel 2.2 or 36.x would be the way to go?

Yes, that's the local ABC affiliate. I thought of them first because last night the news broadcast reported that the event would be at the PMAC beginning at 6:00, but they did not mention that they themselves would broadcast it.

Google AI has it that it will not be traditionally televised but there should be a streaming feed, I'm looking

LINK

Per WBRZ/Youtube

I have a weird feeling this dumbass had this agenda before the night began.

I find this hard to believe that this is what Dale wanted him to share like he made it sound.

And Jordy said they told speakers to spend 5 min. Of course this clown makes it about himself right out the gate and laughs at 5 min.

Johnny Jones with a really nice speech.

Sorry, just noticed your post:

WBRZ

Everyone after Temple has been great.

Although they should hand these guys a microphone when they come onto the stage. They are way too tall for this mic on the podium, making it hard to hear them

Macklin's speech was good, really told a great story.

Thank you for the reminder.

I got to personally talk to Skip, never had a chat with Dale but from what everyone shared any given fan just as well could've on any given occasion. Seems he was not only successful but outside the box in the way he approached coaching, recruiting, and building the program from scratch with players who had heart, character and work ethic. Not only that but a fighter, and a genuine dude.

I was born and raised in BR but moved when I was 9 to Arkansas and returned to finish HS in 2001. So while I was a kid in BR yeah it was just a given that LSU was competitive in basketball and everyone was Shaq crazy in the 90s but I didn't have the chance to see LSUs grassroots in the late 70s through the mid 80s.

My family wasn't sports centric at all so I never went to any games as a kid. We would go to the pancake breakfast or see the Saints play the dolphins in a charity basketball game and those banners were already hanging up there. I didn't know about the game against Loyola Marymount or the great teams who played on that floor.

Id later find out but Coach Browns memorial service, celebration, and the speakers who shared made this week a more than appropriate send off for Dale and encapsulated who the man was. RIP.