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Articles
March 19, 2007 | Alexander Wolff
Only after John
Wooden challenged his own coaching methods--and applied new tactics to a
headstrong mix of players in 1963--64--did he make his mark at UCLA
March 26, 1979 | Frank Deford
November 30, 1970 | Curry Kirkpatrick Not even the occult can put a finger on the specific point in time when the Bruins of UCLA () took over the game of college basketball—when they nursed it, rehearsed it and gave out the news. When, in fact, they took...
December 10, 1962 We are going to try to get the break and run like we did in the old days," says UCLA's scholarly Johnny Wooden, an assertion that must puzzle some observers. Granted, West Coast fans are used to seeing their...
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