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Bobby Cremins, Cliff Ellis, Dave Odom, Bob Wenzel and Roy Williams recently spoke to PressBox about what it was like coaching against Lefty Driesell, their favorite stories about the Maryland legend and more.
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John Lucas and Tom McMillen share some of their favorite memories of playing for Lefty Driesell and reflect on his impact on Maryland.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles pays tribute to the great Lefty Driesell — a figure who was truly larger than life and always authentic.
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Maryland men’s basketball legend Lefty Driesell, who coached the Terps from 1969-1986 and helped put the program on the national map, died on Feb. 17 at the age of 92.
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Glenn Clark was pained to see Mike Krzyzewski lose his final game at Cameron Indoor Stadium, fall short in his final trip to the ACC tournament and again in his final trip to the NCAA Tournament. As such, he unveils “The 15 Greatest Coach K Memories.”
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Former Maryland men’s basketball coach Lefty Driesell agrees with those who say former Terps star Adrian Branch’s name and number should hang in the rafters at Xfinity Center — but he’s got a couple others who he says should be up there as well.
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“I’ll be in the Hall of Fame for my grandchildren … my great grandchildren,” former Maryland basketball coach Lefty Driesell said of his election to the Naismith Hall of Fame. “It’s just the biggest honor you can get as a basketball coach.”
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