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Not baseball related but John Wooden passes away at 99...

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jetsrule4

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Hallsgator said:
jetsrule4 said:
Probably the saddest news in a long time in sports.
Greatest Coach ever to all, teacher to anybody who would listen. A man with every correct moral a man could want.
Wizard of Westwood ,
RIP John Wooden
You're serious? I don't mean to speak ill, but he was far from moral. He was much worse than Calipari.
Yes. Calipari is jut an a-hole and cant cover his damn tracks :mrgreen:
 

rico08

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John Wooden was the man.

He retired in Encino, CA about 10 minutes from where I live and in the same city where I attended high school. Even in his advanced years, Wooden was a regular a great breakfast place called Vip's Cafe (http://www.yelp.com/biz/vips-cafe-tarzana) and would always stop and talk to anyone wanting to shake hands with the great coach. And Wooden was as quick as a whip; he remembered everything about the people he talked to.

Anyway, Wooden led a full life in every sense of the word--and I don't mean that sarcastically. He had a profound impact on people's lives. From the players he coached to those people looking for a handshake at Vip's, he will be remembered.
 

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