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S E7: College coach turned author Rus Bradburd shares his journey recruiting Tim Hardaway, collaborating with Nolan Richardson and coaching at UTEP under Don Haskins.

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Chicago native and former college basketball coach turned author Rus Bradburd joins Bobbito and E-New as he shares his journey recruiting Tim Hardaway to UTEP, the history of Chicago guards in the NBA, coaching under Don Haskins, his insightful review of the film Glory Road, and reflections on the five books he's authored including collaborating with the great Nolan Richardson and a preview of his latest novel Big Time. This is a B-Ball Radio basketball history lesson you don't want to miss!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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College coach turned author Rus Bradfurd shares his journey recruiting Tim Hardaway, collaborating with Nolan Richardson and coaching at UTEP under Don Haskins.

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