How March Became Madness
How the NCAA Tournament Became the Greatest Sporting Event in America
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Baker & Taylor
Told through the voices of players, coaches, and announcers, accounts the first primetime telecast of a college basketball game, Houston versus UCLA in the Astrodome in 1968, and includes a DVD of the historic game.
Baker
& Taylor
Told through the voices … More »
Told through the voices of players, coaches, and announcers, accounts the first primetime telecast of a college basketball game, Houston versus UCLA in the Astrodome in 1968, and includes a DVD of the historic game.
Baker
& Taylor
Told through the voices … More »
Baker & Taylor
Told through the voices of players, coaches, and announcers, accounts the first primetime telecast of a college basketball game, Houston versus UCLA in the Astrodome in 1968, and includes a DVD of the historic game.
Baker
& Taylor
Told through the voices of players, coaches, and announcers, the fascinating account of how the first prime-time telecast of a college basketball game, the historic contest between Houston and UCLA in the Astrodome in 1968, reveals how it laid the foundation for what became one of the greatest sporting events in America and includes a DVD of the historic game.
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Told through the voices of players, coaches, and announcers, accounts the first primetime telecast of a college basketball game, Houston versus UCLA in the Astrodome in 1968, and includes a DVD of the historic game.
Baker
& Taylor
Told through the voices of players, coaches, and announcers, the fascinating account of how the first prime-time telecast of a college basketball game, the historic contest between Houston and UCLA in the Astrodome in 1968, reveals how it laid the foundation for what became one of the greatest sporting events in America and includes a DVD of the historic game.
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Imprint:
Chicago - Triumph Books
Pages:
266
ISBN:
1572438096, 9781572438095
Language:
English
Statement of responsibility:
Eddie Einhorn with Ron Rapoport
Characteristics:
xii, 266 p. :,ill. ;,24 cm. +,1 videodisc (sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.)
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