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Legends of NC State Basketball
(© Skyhorse Publishing, 2015)
By Tim Peeler
$19.99+tax and shipping
Order now for the Wolfpack basketball fan in your life.
N.C. State Basketball: 100 Years of Innovation
(© 2010, N.C. State Athletics/University of North Carolina Press)
By Tim Peeler and Roger Winstead
A look at the first century of N.C. Basketball, from the inaugural two-game season in 1911 to all the legendary figures that created the unparalleled legacy of Wolfpack basketball, including the ultimate innovator Everett Case, the ACC's greatest player David Thompson and the ultimate showman Jim Valvano.
N.C. State graduates Tim Peeler and Roger Winstead, who first worked together as students in the 1980s, combined to produce this commemorative book, published by the NC State athletics department as part of a year-long celebration of basketball's centennial.
When March Went Mad (SOLD OUT)
(© Tim Peeler, 2007) By Tim PeelerForeword by Dick Vitale
$24.99+tax & shipping
The greatest ending to the greatest run in NCAA Tournament history was
built on more than just one reactionary shot. The entire 1982-83 season
by head coach Jim Valvano and his "Cardiac Pack" was a remarkable
confluence of unlikely events, beginning the broken foot--thought to be
career-ending--suffered by senior guard Dereck Whittenburg and
continuing through nine heart-stopping postseason contests in the ACC
and NCAA tournaments.
This book, published for the 25th
anniversary of that amazing season, highlights those remarkable events
and catches up with every member of the team a quarter century after the
events that changed each of their lives.
A primary source for the Emmy-award winning ESPN documentary "Survive and Advance," by director Johnathan Hock, When March Went Mad tells the whole story of what happened during that remarkable season and in the quarter century that followed.
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