What It Means to Be a Hawkeye: Kirk Ferentz and Iowa's Greatest Players

What It Means to Be a Hawkeye: Kirk Ferentz and Iowa's Greatest Players
ISBN-10
1600785646
ISBN-13
9781600785641
Category
Football players
Pages
329
Language
English
Published
2011
Publisher
Triumph Books
Authors
Lyle Hammes, Michael Maxwell, Neal Rozendaal

Description

Leading college coaches, players, and other legendary stars of share their personal insights and memories in a series of oral histories that celebrate great moments with some of America's greatest college teams across the country, in a series highlighted by archival photographs. Original.

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