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Hoosiers: The Fabulous Basketball Life of Indiana
Title : Hoosiers: The Fabulous Basketball Life of Indiana
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ISBN : 1878208438
ISBN-10 : 978-1878208439
Language : English
Format Type : Paperback
Number of Pages : 310 pages
Publication : March 1, 1995

First published in 1986 by Random House, this revised and updated second edition includes expanded information on Bob Knight, women's basketball, coverage of The Region, and. Included are stories of Damon Bailey and Glenn Robinson, Stephanie White and Gene Keady, along with updated stories of Knight, Bird, Oscar and the Mounts, Judi Warren, and Milan and Attucks.


Hoosiers: The Fabulous Basketball Life of Indiana Reviews


  • ZeroBoy

    I read the 1st edition in 1.5 daysjumped at the chance to read . I'm a native born hoosier and a big basketball fan. Every native hoosier who loves baskeball should read.

  • Kindle Customerdeg

    I've tried to get someone to solve my problem of never receiving this book and still no answers and still no book. Should have received middle of December and can't get them to get back to me or ship to me. Not happy!

  • M. Gibson

    This is perhaps one of the most fun and in depth reads of basketball in the state of Indiana. As the saying goes "If basketball is your religion then Indiana is your church." The book is divided into chapters, and each chapter has two four stories about the game's significance in that area. For example, there was a chapter on "The Region" the focus is on Baratto (East Chicago), Bo (Velt) and Big Dog/ Heflin (Velt). In fact, some of the major parts of Indiana basketball history are discussed, including: Crispus Attucks, the Milan Miracle, IU/Purdue (state divided), Trester, the Farm Boys, Larry Bird, and Rick Mount. The only reason I did not give it a five is because the writing style is that of middle school and doesn't challenge the reader to expand their grammar and vocabulary. In addition, some parts of the book gave it a cartoony feel than an actual serious history book. However, for an enjoyable read and brief lesson in Indiana basketball, this is a steal.

  • Larry A. Chrispyn

    IN THE STATE OF INDIANA, BASKETBALL IS THE STATE RELIGION.
    THIS IS A VERY GOOD BOOK IF YOU HAVE LIVED BASKETBALL OR IF YOU HAVE LIVED IN INDIANA. I HAVE LIVED BOTH.