They Shoot Coaches, Don't They?: UCLA and the Ncaa Since John Wooden
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They Shoot Coaches, Don't They?: UCLA and the Ncaa Since John Wooden

by Mark Heisler

Sports History
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Mark Heisler examines UCLA basketball and the NCAA after John Wooden, exploring the coaches, programs, and broader sports landscape connected with the university’s post-Wooden era. This book provides a focused account of change and continuity in one of college basketball’s most prominent settings.

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They Shoot Coaches, Don't They? examines UCLA basketball and the NCAA in the period following the era of John Wooden.

Mark Heisler focuses on coaches, programs, and the changing landscape surrounding one of college basketball's best-known institutions.

The book offers a sports-centered account of UCLA and its place in the NCAA after Wooden.

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