Showing posts with label Jack Donohue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jack Donohue. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Last minute gift suggestions

At this time of year, many people find themselves looking for that perfect gift for a coach, assistant, athlete, volunteer, etc. Consider a book. Learning is indeed a lifelong process. There are plenty of great basketball books (old and new) available in stores and online. Of the many titles, in no particular order, here are a few recommendations:

  • The Ultimate Coaches' Career Manual by Pat Williams
  • Beyond Basketball by Mike Krzyzewski
  • Court Sense by John Giannini
  • Tuesdays With Morrie by Mitch Albom
  • Wins, Losses, and Lessons by Lou Holtz
  • Coaching Team Basketball by Tom Crean and Ralph Pim
  • Dream Big Dreams (Jack Donohue) by Mike Hickey
  • Born to Believe by Butch and Cris Carter
  • The Carolina Way by Dean Smith
  • Sacred Hoops by Phil Jackson
  • Roger's World (Roger Neilson) by Wayne Scanlan
  • Beyond Winning by Gary Walton
  • My Story by Bob Knight
  • Basketball Basics - How to Play Like The Pros by Jay Triano
  • A Coach's Life by Dean Smith
  • The Miracle of St. Anthony (Bob Hurley Sr.) by Adrian Wojnarowski
  • A March to Madness by John Feinstein
  • You Haven't Taught Until They Have Learned (John Wooden) by Swen Nater and Ronald Gallimore

The holidays are a wonderful time to catch up on some reading. Encourage it. Share it.