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Dave Rice sat in the Superdome on Monday evening and saw firsthand what today’s elite means in college basketball. Saw the bodies. Saw the disruption. Saw the length.
You need heart to win NCAA Tournament games. You need leadership on the basketball court. You need to play together. You need, above all, mental and physical toughness.
Colorado basketball coach Tad Boyle couldn’t say no to the itch that draws all sorts of men, commodity traders included, to coach basketball. He sort of liked the idea of waking up to a sweatsuit rather than a three-piece suit.
His name was Henry V. Porter, and he was writing an essay on the state high school basketball tournament in Illinois. It was 1939.
