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Where the Game Matters Most William Gildea

Where the Game Matters Most By William Gildea

Where the Game Matters Most by William Gildea


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A personal look into the final all-state Indiana basketball championship season follows four teams and documents the desperation, agony, and competition in a sport in which only one team will emerge victorious.

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Where the Game Matters Most: A Last Championship Season in Indiana High School Basketball by William Gildea

In 1997 Indiana crowned its last all-state champion, marking the end of an eighty-seven-year-old Hoosier tradition. Despite public outcry, the statewide tournament has been replaced by four divisional tournaments based on school size. Small-school teams no longer will have the chance to compete against big-school Goliaths for the state title. Where the Game Matters Most captures the passion and the personalities, the triumphs and the heartbreak of this final all-comers season. Through the most intense basketball season in Indiana history, William Gildea follows four teams. Bringing alive the extraordinary bonds forged among players, coaches, schools, families, and entire towns, Where the Game Matters Most is a compelling evocation of a truly historic championship season.

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CIN0316519677G
9780316519670
0316519677
Where the Game Matters Most: A Last Championship Season in Indiana High School Basketball by William Gildea
Used - Good
Hardback
Little, Brown & Company
19971208
240
N/A
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