Playing the Game: A NovelBaskerville Publishers, 1995 - 361 pages In an Ivy League college, an eccentric professor takes over a moribund basketball team when the coach quits. Ignoring raised eyebrows, he assembles a team of minority students, pumps them with readings from Emerson and Thoreau and leads them to victory. By the author of American Mischief. |
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CONTENTS Pregame Talk | 1 |
Bounce of the Ball | 5 |
The Recruiting Officer | 23 |
Copyright | |
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