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About 100 Things UCLA Fans Should Know & Do Before They
About the Author Ben Bolch has been a UCLA columnist for the Los Angeles Times since 1999, covering basketball, football, and other sports on campus. Kenny Easley was a five-time Pro Bowler and the 1984 NFL Defensive Player of the Year. He was a three-time All-American and his No. 5 was retired by UCLA. Gail Goodrich was a five-time NBA All-Star and two-time NCAA national champion. His No. 25 has been retired by both UCLA and the Los Angeles Lakers. Product Description With traditions, records, and Bruins lore, this lively, detailed book explores the personalities, events, and facts every UCLA fan should know--from the hardwood to the hard courts, the gridiron, the diamond, and beyond. It contains crucial information such as important dates, behind-the-scenes tales, memorable moments, and outstanding achievements by legends like Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Troy Aikman, Jackie Robinson, Bill Walton, Russell Westbrook, and more. Whether you were there for the glory days of John Wooden or are a more recent fan of Josh Rosen, this is the ultimate resource guide for all Bruins faithful. Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. 100 Things UCLA Fans Should Know & Do Before They Die By Ben Bolch Triumph Books LLCCopyright © 2018 Ben Bolch All rights reserved. ISBN: 978-1-62937-474-1 Contents Foreword by Gail Goodrich, Foreword by Kenny Easley, Introduction, 1. John Wooden, 2. Jackie Robinson, 3. Lew Alcindor, 4. Bill Walton, 5. Arthur Ashe, 6. Gary Beban, 7. Rafer Johnson, 8. Jackie and Flo-Jo, 9. Troy Aikman, 10. 4.8 Seconds, 11. Reggie Miller, 12. Gail Goodrich, 13. Lisa Fernandez, 14. Kenny Washington, 15. Karch Kiraly, 16. Meb Keflezighi, 17. Kenny Easley, 18. Al Scates, 19. Russell Westbrook, 20. Don MacLean, 21. See a Game at Pauley Pavilion, 22. Walt Hazzard, 23. The 1963–64 National Championship, 24. Keith Erickson, 25. The 1964–65 National Championship, 26. Lucius Allen, 27. The 1966–67 National Championship, 28. A Rainy Night in Westwood, 29. The 1967–68 National Championship, 30. Sidney Wicks, 31. The 1968–69 National Championship, 32. Henry Bibby, 33. The 1969–70 National Championship, 34. The 1970–71 National Championship, 35. Keith Wilkes, 36. 1971–72 National Basketball Championship, 37. The 88-Game Winning Streak, 38. The 1972–73 National Championship, 39. Marques Johnson, 40. The 1974–75 National Basketball Championship, 41. David Greenwood, 42. The Pyramid of Success, 43. The O'Bannon Brothers, 44. The 1994–95 National Basketball Championship, 45. Henry Russell "Red" Sanders, 46. The 1954 National Football Championship, 47. Tommy Prothro, 48. 1966 Rose Bowl, 49. Ann Meyers, 50. The 1978 AIAW National Championship, 51. Cade McNown, 52. 20-Game Winning Streak, 53. The Hurricane Bowl, 54. Chris Chambliss, 55. Do the Frisbee Cheer, 56. Visit the Athletic Hall of Fame, 57. Sinjin Smith, 58. Chase Utley, 59. J.D. Morgan, 60. Dave Roberts, 61. Brett Hundley, 62. See a Game at the Rose Bowl, 63. John Sciarra and Mark Harmon, 64. The 1976 Rose Bowl, 65. Jerry Robinson, 66. Sing the Fight Songs, 67. Gerrit Cole, 68. Visit Jackie Robinson Stadium, 69. 2013 College World Series Champions, 70. Woody Strode, 71. Don Barksdale, 72. Alumni Game for the Ages, 73. Bob Waterfield, 74. Myles Jack, 75. Donn Moomaw, 76. Dick Linthicum, 77. Burr Baldwin, 78. Jonathan Ogden, 79. Terry Donahue, 80. The Unlikely Rose Bowl, 81. Meet Joe and Josephine Bruin, 82. Randy Cross, 83. Bill Kilmer, 84. The Steve Lavin Years, 85. Kevin Love, 86. Three Consecutive Final Fours, 87. Meet at "The Bruin", 88. Ducky Drake, 89. Eat at John Wooden's Breakfast Spot, 90. John Barnes, 91. First to 100 NCAA Team Titles, 92. Anthony Barr, 93. Johnathan Franklin, 94. Walk the Concourse Inside Pauley Pavilion, 95. Eric Kendricks, 96. The Game That Would Never End, 97. Visit John Wooden's Den, 98. Lonzo Ball, 99. The Comeback, 100. The Hiring of Chip Kelly, Acknowledgments, Sources, CHAPTER 1 John Wooden In his final years, as he sat in a recliner
