Coach K’s Best Book/Best Duke Basketball Book

[krzyzewskiville]

Hey all! Hope the SUPER OFF-season has seen you all staying healthy and safe.

I just finished John Feistein’s “The Legend’s Club” and it was outstanding. It’s my second Coach K/Duke Basketball book.

It was more a history of basketball in the triangle beginning with the Vic Bubas/Dean Smith 1950’s through 2015. As I said, it was really good.

I’ve also read “The Five Point Play” about the 2001 run - loved it.

I think I might give @jimlsumner “Tales From the Duke Basketball Locker Room” a go next (already purchased it) but what are y’all’s favorites?

 

[skysdad]

Thanks K-ville. Good to hear from you. OFC

 

[topps coach]

Feinstein’ s book about the 78 team.Think it was America’s Team

 

[BlackKnightNut]

Forevers Team

 

[BlackKnightNut]

My favorite will always be A Season is a Lifetime

 

[timo0402]

My favorite was Leading with the Heart

 

[topps coach]

Forevers Team

Thanks

 

[GAAP]

"War and Peace." Actually, Tolstoy was originally going to call it "War, What Is it Good For?" (absolutely nothing, heh).

 

[Liftee]

Most of Feinstein's books are very good. The one on Knight, his first, was a classic. Makes up for the fact that in my opinion, Feinstein has always been an insufferable egomaniac.

 

[timo0402]

"War and Peace." Actually, Tolstoy was originally going to call it "War, What Is it Good For?" (absolutely nothing, heh).

You told Testicov this!?!?