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Lou hired Jimmy Collins as one of his assistants while at University of Illinois.

Next to Red Auerbach, John Wooden is a genius in basketball and life.

Do the work... do your job. Love it Coach!!

The Walt Hazzard-Gail Goodrich Bruins!! John Wooden vs Pete Newell, legend vs legend. Slowing the game down was the only way teams could stay in a game with this team, but nobody could stop them in '64. Wooden's first undefeated national champions.

0:53 team sport, give, pass 15:00 layup: not jump high, jump quick 16:15 接球，左脚起跳，右手上篮 23:03 land forward just a little 34:50 control dribble, move around a little bit

He didn’t teach them the fundamentals, Sam Gilbert did 😂

The greatest college basketball coach ever

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I went to John Wooden's basketball camp in 1969 at Palisades High school. He spent 20 minutes teaching the brst hugh school player in Southern Cal how to put on our shoes and socks. It was the most precious event in my athletic life.

1) name your price 2) take your money from Sam 3) keep your mouth shut That's how you win

Score and behave like you have done before!

Those were the days before the shot clock. Stall, stall and stall!

What date did this take place?

Thanks for the archives.

A teacher who happened to coach basketball... the greatest of all time!

This man is awesome

Words my Daddy JJ his Grandpa for Tim

Man... he was sharp at that age.

The best UD game I've ever seen and have been a fan since I was a baby and my dad used to carry me to the Field House , since I was born in 60 and got to get the teams autographs that same year at the last game of the season against Notre Dame . When Dayton beat them , and Donald Smith made John Shumate fall on his but when he hit a turn around jumper at the top of the key . Their coach Digger Phelps just shook in shock and looked like he was ready to cry. Awesome game too.

Fabulous despite Simers!

Crazy talent on UCLA, Walton, Wilkes, Marques Johnson and Dave Meyers #34 all great NBA players just look so impressive + Greg Lee who was a freak athlete... hats off to Donoher and Dayton for this thriller...

Was is not a movie being made of John Wooden? He only won 10 national championships where 7 were consecutive. It should be titled "The Wizard of Westwood." We need more inspirational movies.

wow, this is awesome

Amazing

gem of a person !!!

Great teaching . When I played basketball in intermurals in HS ; I was the smallest kid the HS . 4 “6 90 pounds. Yet in one game , I scored 30 pts because I learn to drive to basket and could shoot long range. I even got rebounds because of quickness and hustle. I was a very good passer. The game was so much fun but I practiced everyday on fundamentals.

Can you imagine these 2 men meeting at the door of that apartment building? Two of the greatest men early in their individual careers, with a chance meeting at the front door of their modest apartment building.....

Kobe ? The rapist?

This was UCLA's "in-between team": between the years of Karem Abdul-Jabbar (Lew Alcindor) and Bill Walton. They kept on winning NCAA championships but were not quite as dominating as those other teams. They didn't have a single super-star, but instead some excellent team players such as Sidney Wicks, Curtis Rowe, Steve Patterson, Henry Bibby, and John Vallely. A tribute to great coaching by Coach Wooden!

i really could care less about nightcaps and gowns but the leadership principles are second to none

May I please use some of your basketball videos for background footage for my UCLA video.

Of course having Sam Gilbert near by with a cash register helped a lot funny how people always ignored that

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He could have been one of the great authors in history if the baseball gig didn't work out. He could tell me about a snail crawling across the floor and make it sound like the indy 500.

The poem coach Wooden recites at 31:06 was written by Henry Grantland Rice called "Two Sides To War".

My goodness at 20 minutes in you can really feel his mind picking up pace. What a coach!

A true legend. Thanks for the video

Being a kid in Jacksonville growing up in the '60's/'70's, I still remember all their names: Artis Gilmore, Rex Morgan, Chip Dublin, Vaughn Wedeking, Pembroke Burrows, Greg Nelson, Rod McIntyre, Mike Blevins, Rusty Baldwin, Curtis Kruer. Once, my dad took me out to the brand-new International airport at that time to meet the team coming back from a road game that season and I got most of their autographs. As a nine-year-old, it was thrilling! My dad took a polaroid of me with Artis Gilmore as he was signing, but all he could get of me in the photo was the top of my hair! ;-)

Morning mantra

We can never lose great leaders, when we take their light into the future. Now if Humanity can just conquer prejudice . . .

Coach Wooden was a brilliant coach as well as accomplished author. Thanks for the wisdom!.

A young Denny Crum

Mother T also went to Africa and shunned anyone who would consider using condoms; which resulted with a disgusting, rampant surge in aids and premarital pregnancy and abortions. Essentially mother T’s simple words of preference resulted in countless thousands of deaths. What a marvelous human being huh?

I want that board...

RIP TO THE GREATEST!!

I’ll never know why Simers thought he was the show. How disrespectful was that jerk? Calling two giants by their last names? Hell, Jim Murray wouldn’t have done that and he was twice the writer Simers ever was.

Jeez, the interviewer is a complete idiot. He ruins the great moment of having the two legends together. Both Wooden and especially Scully look annoyed at the beginning at his attempts of being humorous. He was not funny.

That host trys to be a comedian. Stick to your job. There is a reason I never heard of him. Really promoters hire this guy to host! They scraped the bottom of the barrel.

The interviewer is rough here . never saw him before . Some Lousy questions

Reminds me what a dick TJ Simers was. At least the icons understood this and handled him beautifully.