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(More customer reviews)I thought Scott Fowler had already written the ultimate Carolina Basketball book in North Carolina Tarheels; Where Have You Gone, but this book is a real keeper - one you can read all the way through, or pick your favorites and read about them - What it meant and still means for them to have played basketball for North Carolina, and Scott's update of what the player is doing now. The layout is super. It begins in the fifties and takes each player's feeling for being a part of Tar Heel basketball and puts that feeling into words that only Scott can put together. I didn't know the team started with mostly New Yorkers brought by Frank McGuire to North Carolina. There's also a chapter on a popular Charlotte pastor who was part of the program. Great rainy-day reading!
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What It Means to Be a Tar Heel: Roy Williams and North Carolina's Greatest Players by Scott Fowler explores the program's vast success and asks the simple question - What does it mean to be a Tar Heel? One person or one phrase cannot answer that question completely because so many different emotions encompass Tar Heel basketball. What It Means to Be a Tar Heel brings together all of their stories, as told by the most outstanding voices of the North Carolina program and guaranteed to enhance your passion for Tar Heel basketball. It's not just one tradition, one season or one game - it's the stories coming from the athletes and coaches who made the magic happen over the decades that capture the true essence of representing the University of North Carolina.
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