Across the line : tales of the first Black basketball players in the ACC and SEC / Barry Jacobs.

Author
Jacobs, Barry, 1950- [Browse]
Format
Book
Language
English
Εdition
Revised and updated.
Published/​Created
Essex, Connecticut : Lyons Press, [2023]
Description
xxiii, 420 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm

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Summary note
"Now thoroughly revised and updated, Across the Line recounts the experiences of the pioneering African-American basketball players at 18 colleges in the Atlantic Coast and Southeastern conferences, the South's most prominent, historically white intercollegiate leagues"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
  • Acknowledgments
  • Introduction: the way of things
  • Part one: vanguard
  • An uneasy fit / Billy Jones and Pete Johnson, University of Maryland
  • Forms of hell / Perry Wallace, Vanderbilt University
  • Between worlds / C. B. Claiborne, Duke University
  • Fall from grace / Henry Harris Jr., Auburn University
  • The loneliest number / Charles Scott, University of North Carolina
  • Door jamb / Wendell Hudson, University of Alabama
  • Part two: changing of the guard
  • Pipe dream / Norwood Todmann, Wake Forest University
  • Prisoner of choice / Tom Payne Jr., University of Kentucky
  • Friendly bounce / Al Heartley, North Carolina State University
  • Penn Pall / Ronnie Hogue, University of Georgia
  • Forbidden territory / Craig Mobley, Clemson University, and Casey Manning, University of South Carolina
  • All in the family / Collis Temple Jr., Louisiana State University
  • Shooting the hoop / Coolidge Ball, University of Mississippi
  • Part three: rear guard
  • Later gators / Malcolm Meeks and Steve Williams, University of Florida
  • Far from home / Al Drummond, University of Virginia
  • Actions speak / Wilbert Cherry and Larry Robinson, University of Tennessee
  • Sneakers / Larry Fry and Jerry Jenkins, Mississippi State University
  • Appendix
ISBN
  • 9781493069217 (paperback)
  • 1493069217 (paperback)
LCCN
2022019783
OCLC
1333157997
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