CONFESSIONS OF A COACH Norm Sloan Basketball Sports

   CONFESSIONS OF A COACH by Norm Sloan with Larry Guest is a revealing tour of college basketball's backstage.

   For 38 years Norm Sloan led exciting basketball teams at the University of Florida, North Carolina State, Memphis State, The Citadel and Presbyterian College.

   In this book, Sloan tells the full story of how he was pushed overboard at Florida. He details the arrogance and pettiness of the NCAA, which, he says, enriches coaches and administrators at the expense of student athletes. He also discusses the chaos that drugs have brought to sports, the win-at-any-cost mentality that drives college athletics, and his belief that, as structured today, athletic scholarships actually encourage their recipients to break NCAA rules and, in some cases, the laws of the land.

   Above all else, CONFESSIONS OF A COACH shows Norm Sloan to be a coach who has been concerned with the development of his athletes on and off the floor.

   This hardcover book with dustjacket is in good condition inside. Dj has norman shelfwear and edge rubbing with tears. Contents are clean and tightly bound. Many b/w photographs in the text. Published by Rutledge Hill Press 1991. Original price is $18.95.

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