White House visits by champions span presidents and teams
A look at how 60s to 80s champions from Indiana, Tennessee, Miami, Penn State and others visited the White House after titles. Recollections include gifted tokens, door openings, and mixed impressions of presidents Nixon to Reagan, with notes on venue changes and security checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Melvin Bratton
Reagan
Bratton
White House
Hurricanes
Oklahoma
Jim Rooker
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jimmy Carter
Rooker
John Candelaria
Carter
Booker
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Boston Celtics
NBA
Celtics
Red Auerbach
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Harry
Gerald Ford
Oval Office
NCAA
Clemson
Danny Ford
Homer Jordan
Jerry Gaillard
Rose Garden
Penn State
Quinn Buckner
Indiana
Mark McNamara
Philadelphia 7Éers
Steelers
New York Giants
Washington Redskins
Dallas Cowboys
Nixon
Redskins
Mark Weinberg
Weinberg
Rex
Reagans
King Charles Spaniel
John Shaffer
Brian McIntyre
Washington Bullets
Philadelphia
Téers
McNamara
78Ers
76Ers
Boston
Los Angeles Lakers
Larry Bird
Robert Parrish
Bob Cousy
John Havlicek
Auerbach
David Minor
Tennessee
Lady Vols
Dawn Marsh
Marsh
Minnie Pearl
United States
Nancy Reagan
NCAA imposes season-long ban for third basketball fight
The NCAA Rules Committee announced that a player involved in a third fight during the regular season will be suspended for the remainder of the season with no appeal. Ejections order probation after a second fight, with possible TV monitor use to identify violators. Bench personnel entering the court face game-length disqualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kemper Arena
Danny Manning
Manning
Kansas
Oklahoma
Destiny
Jayhawks
Larry Brown
Brown
Sooners
Danny
Nile
Jayhawk
Lawrence
Milt Newton
Washington
Archie Marshall
Newton
Duke
Billy Tubbs
Okies
Tubbs
UCLA
NCAA
Steitz
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Keith Smart
Kelly Carter
The
Pittsburgh Press
Associated Press
Villanova
Wildcats
Georgetown
SAAB
Seis
Maryland
Frederick Community College
Annapolis International Motors of Annapolis, Ltd
West Street
Bethesda
Euro Motorcars International, Inc
Elm Street
Frederick
Marlow Heights
Croysto
Toyota-Saab
Branch Avenue
Rockville
Old Georgetown Road
Virginia Alexandria
Stohlman Saab
South Pickett Street
Falls Church International Motors, Ltd
Annandale Road