The season never ends
Subtitle: wins, losses, and the wisdom of the court
By: Don Shelby
Publisher: Bascom Hill Pub. Group
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Minneapolis, MN
Language: eng
Number of pages: 188
ISBN-13: 9781935098690
Subjects: Social aspects; Basketball; Conduct of life; Anecdotes; Television news anchors; Psychological aspects; Biography
Description: "Don Shelby is widely considered one of the most accomplished local TV journalists in the country. Off camera, he has been involved in organized basketball as a player, coach, and advocate since 1960. Inducted into Indiana's Delaware County Athletic Hall of Fame in 2003, Shelby has been compiling stories of pivotal basketball games--those he has played, and those that have inspired him--for over twenty years. Written with the same humor and compassion that have made Shelby a broadcasting legend, The Season Never Ends proves once and for all that the fundamental principles of basketball are the fundamental principles of life"--Page 4 of cover.
Table of contents: title: Foreword / Tubby Smith; title: Big Jim and Uncle Harry; title: How to foul out in sixty seconds or less; title: Thanksgiving; title: His father's eyes; title: Aunt Betty : the ageless antagonist; title: The wrong side of the tracks; title: Excuses; title: Playground ball; title: The showdown with Showtime; title: Long distance; title: Summertime; title: North Walnut Street Field House revisited; title: War games; title: A basketball fan's funeral; title: Shake it off; title: Certificates; title: The competition; title: Eyebrow shave; title: Constant companion; title: Running up the score; title: Road trip basketball; title: School shoes; title: Old Timers' Game; title: Caught in the act; title: The Wizard; title: Coach Stebbins; title: Into the realm of possibility; title: Rematch; title: Civil rights; title: Teach your parents well; title: For Tom; title: Lessons.