Savoy Big Five ted-lasso it’s no wonder they call

it’s no wonder they call Dayton the Land of Funk

Do NOT go in there

with Oscar Robertson

and with one of those players fouling out

Savoy Big Five ted-lasso it’s no wonder they callMidway through the 1926 27 basketball season, on February 12, 1927, the dancehall development company Associated Ballrooms, Inc., builders and owners of mega sized facilities including the Savoy (Harlem) and Roseland (midtown Manhattan) Ballrooms in New York City, made a big announcement. They had signed a 30 year, one million dollar lease of an entire South Side of Chicago city block, on South Parkway Boulevard (now Martin Luther King Drive) at 47th