Crackback!
Subtitle: [how college football blindsides the hopes of Black coaches]
By: Fitzgerald Hill, with Mark Purdy ; [foreword by Doug Wiliams]
Contributors: Purdy, Mark
Publisher: Tate Pub. and Enterprises
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Mustang, Okla
Language: eng
Number of pages: 341
ISBN-13: 9781613462157
Subjects: Racism in sports; African American football coaches; Minorities in sports; Football coaches; Coaching; Discrimination in sports; Discrimination in employment; Employment; College sports
Notes: Subtitle from cover.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 337-341).
Table of contents: title: The crackback effect; title: From Arkadelphia to reality; title: Scoreboard watching; title: The pioneers and community role models; title: The lonely thirty-eight; title: Boosters, the perpetrators of the crackback!; title: Why some Black coaches appear quiet and angry; title: Why all fans should care about Black coaches; title: Understanding the perspective of white administratrors and coaches; title: Black-on-Black crime; title: My Spartan lessons and Razorback education; title: Divisional parity, in a bad way; title: Why some red flags are more equal than others; title: Basketball's faster break; title: Six-point plan (with two extra points); title: Removing the chip from my shoulder.