A Season on the Brink by John Feinstein

Jul 30, 2015
10:32:43pm

Hotty-Toddy-Reb

I read that in 4th grade and reread it once every couple of years. I love Bobby Knight even though I grew up in Illinois and I was supposed to hate Indiana.

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What is your favorite sports book you've read? (non fiction) I'd say that 2 of

BYUfan92

7/30/15 10:27pm

A Season on the Brink by John Feinstein

Hotty-Toddy-Reb

7/30/15 10:32pm

Feinstein was big it seemed and then just kind of disappeared it seemed

BYUfan92

7/30/15 10:35pm

He wrote several golf books.

Hotty-Toddy-Reb

7/30/15 10:41pm

He wrote "Forever's Team" about 1978 Duke basketball. Also very good.

SJS

7/30/15 10:44pm

Seabiscuit. And Secretariat

YIsForBrigham

7/30/15 10:34pm

Never read, they should definitely be on the list

BYUfan92

7/30/15 10:45pm

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Brigham

7/30/15 10:35pm

Jackie Robinson by Arnold Rampersand is amazing.

Blueto

7/30/15 10:36pm

Anyone ever read any of Jim Corbett's books?

Gustav

7/30/15 10:36pm

"Take your eye off the ball" by Pat Kirwan

joelvandyne

7/30/15 10:36pm

Moneyball and Swing Your Sword

WhyKnot

7/30/15 10:37pm

+1 for Swing Your Sword.

Hotty-Toddy-Reb

7/30/15 10:42pm

The Greatest Game Ever Played.

Everymancoug

7/30/15 10:58pm

"the system" by Jeff Benedict

Wingnut

7/30/15 11:15pm

Boys in the Boat.

giftedfish

7/30/15 11:23pm

The Match

JackTripper

7/30/15 11:40pm

Phil Steele

ManicBlue

7/31/15 12:06am

"When the game stands tall", about De La Salles 151 game win streak

friscokid

7/31/15 12:34am

Meat market was really good.

Traveshamockery

7/31/15 2:20am

From a pure humor standpoint, "Who's Your Caddy" by Rick Reilly. Reilly

bob falfa

7/31/15 8:10am

Interesting post. Never heard of anyone actually enjoying Rick Reilly

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