The State of the Game

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Summary: coach crum is the best
Review: coach Denny crum is the best there is in this buisness.I spent three years playing for coach crum. He took a chance on me when no one else would. That is what coach is all about helping and teaching kids not just basketball but life.Ilearned so much from this man and this book is your chance to get to know coach up close and personal.I advise all fans to read this book it is a inside look at the state of the game. Troy Jackson#53 class of 1998. Feel free to email me at [e-mail]

Rating:
Summary: coach crum is the best
Review: coach Denny crum is the best there is in this buisness.I spent three years playing for coach crum. He took a chance on me when no one else would. That is what coach is all about helping and teaching kids not just basketball but life.Ilearned so much from this man and this book is your chance to get to know coach up close and personal.I advise all fans to read this book it is a inside look at the state of the game. Troy Jackson#53 class of 1998. Feel free to email me at [e-mail]

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Summary: Crum is a proven winner.
Review: This book details a true winner in sports today. A coach who has won over 600 games and 2 titles but is somewhat unknown-because he never promotes himself. The profit from this book goes to charity and Crum would have it no other way. Read this book and you will see how a true winner approaches life - with humlity and concern for others. Denny is a winner and his legacy will endure. If you think he cannot coach remember this - if Crum went winless over the next four seasons he would still average 20 wins a season for his carear.

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Summary: a must for college basketball fans and fans of integrity
Review: This book lets you inside the mind of one of the greatest college basketball coaches of all-time. If you are a basketball fan, the thoughts on coach Wooden and the story about the game of horse with Larry Bird will thrill you. If you are a university of Louisville fan, you will relish in the four chapters about Crum's specific teams at Louisville, including his two NCAA title teams. Names that you had not thought about in years will come flooding back to your mind. A great book about a humble man whose story needs to be told