I’m about as liberal as they come, but let’s keep this on topic.  I never met Dom, but he and I interacted on Twitter and he was always so cheerful and witty.  He did a great job announcing for the Dukes, and I can’t wait until he can watch us in the tournament from paradise above.  The world can be so unfair some times.

Yes, please. Enough! This is just horrible news! Let's honor Dom and his family with prayers not political gibberish. Just no place for this kind of thing. Come on. I will make a donation as I did earlier when Dom was hospitalized. I know most of us will do likewise.

Heartbreaking... "from dahntahnnnnnnnnnn"

This is a sad day for Duquesne basketball. I got to know Dom through social media, and developed an instant liking for him. Loving family man, passionate about his profession, and a great contributor to Duquesne University and our athletic programs. One thing I was looking forward to throughout the pandemic was the day I could see the Dukes play at the Coop, and get to hear Dom in person, and if circumstances permitted, be able to introduce myself and let him know how much I appreciate him.

God bless Dom and his family! 

Heartbreaking day for Duquesne basketball.  My condolences to Dom's family and all who knew Dom.  

In a very short period of time, Dom rose to legendary status in the Duquesne community; not only for his passionate and professional PA announcer roles (and part time National Anthem singer), but also for his many personal connections that he forged with the staff, players, sportswriters and fan base.  My deepest condolences to his family and friends.

I never met Dom but I did enjoy his announcing. He added fun to the game.
May he rest in peace.

Ironduke81 wrote:

So sad. I understand his wife just lost her mother. Now husband.Two young boys to grow up without their father. I we on this board argue &  lose their minds over a loss. This is truly perspective in the overall scheme of life. Prayers to Dom’s family🙏

Truth.