My Losing Season (2003)
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Though neither I nor any of my other teammates knew it, The Citadel was ranked number one in the Southern Conference when we took the court against Coach Lefty Driesell’s classy Davidson team. I learned of this notable fact thirty years later when I read an article by Tom Higgins, a Charlotte Observer sportswriter. My limping, damaged team could have received a great boost by knowing that something was going right for us during that dismal season. But if Mel knew that we had taken over the top s...pot in the conference with our victory over Richmond, he kept it to himself. On the previous Saturday night, Davidson had beaten West Virginia in double overtime while we were beating Richmond and Johnny Moates in Charleston.
In the period of basketball history of which I write, Davidson represented the big time in the Southern Conference because the wily, fast-talking Lefty Driesell had transformed the small Protestant college into a national power. I never took to the court against them without thinking the eye of sports-loving America had turned its curious gaze on me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though neither I nor any of my other teammates knew it, The Citadel was ranked number one in the Southern Conference when we took the court against Coach Lefty Driesell’s classy Davidson team. I learned of this notable fact thirty years later when I read an article by Tom Higgins, a Charlotte Observer sportswriter. My limping, damaged team could have received a great boost by knowing that something was going right for us during that dismal season. But if Mel knew that we had taken over the top s...pot in the conference with our victory over Richmond, he kept it to himself. On the previous Saturday night, Davidson had beaten West Virginia in double overtime while we were beating Richmond and Johnny Moates in Charleston.
In the period of basketball history of which I write, Davidson represented the big time in the Southern Conference because the wily, fast-talking Lefty Driesell had transformed the small Protestant college into a national power. I never took to the court against them without thinking the eye of sports-loving America had turned its curious gaze on me.
What to read after My Losing Season?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pat Conroy to read onlineMoreLess
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