What It Means to Be a Husky: Don James and Washington's Greatest Players - Brown, Greg
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This unique, compelling series assembles the greatest players from the most celebrated teams in college football to share their personal memories. Filled with firsthand accounts from dozens of players--from the team's early days through the new millenium--What It Means lets you learn about your favorite college teams straight from the source. These special athletes revisit their days of glory, share their most poignant reminiscences, and attempt to define their part in the storied football fraternity. You'll gain new insights to legendary players, coaches, teams, games, rivalries, traditions,…mehr

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This unique, compelling series assembles the greatest players from the most celebrated teams in college football to share their personal memories. Filled with firsthand accounts from dozens of players--from the team's early days through the new millenium--What It Means lets you learn about your favorite college teams straight from the source. These special athletes revisit their days of glory, share their most poignant reminiscences, and attempt to define their part in the storied football fraternity. You'll gain new insights to legendary players, coaches, teams, games, rivalries, traditions, and more. This rare collection of individual stories--accompanied by archival photos--is truly a must-have for any college football fan.
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Greg Brown is an award-winning author with nearly 30 books to his name. He covered University of Washington athletics during a sportswriting career that included seven years with the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. As a student at the University of Washington, he was the baseball team captain and voted the team's Most Inspirational Player. He lives in Bothell, Washington. Don James is the former head football coach for the University of Washington and an inductee of the College Football Hall of Fame. He was named the Pac-10 Coach of the Year three times and led the team to a National Championship victory. He divides his time between Kirkland, Washington, and Palm Desert, California.