Last Shot (2011)
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WEISS AND STEVIE maneuvered through a sea of Minicams and still photographers who were milling around at the end of the court in the small area where they were allowed to be. An unsmiling NCAA official was standing there, warning them not to step over the line of tape that had been placed on the court as a stop sign.
“What happens if someone steps over the line?” Stevie asked Weiss.
“One of two things,” Weiss said. “They either lose their credential or they’re hung by their thumbs from the roof ...of the building.”
Judging by the look on the NCAA guy’s face, Stevie suspected Weiss wasn’t joking.
They walked along press row—there were actually three rows stretching the length of the court—in the direction of midcourt. Stevie could see that Krzyzewski was talking to Jim Nantz and Billy Packer of CBS, who were seated in what would undoubtedly be their seats the next day.
“The coaches have to spend a few minutes with the CBS guys,” Weiss explained to Stevie as they walked up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WEISS AND STEVIE maneuvered through a sea of Minicams and still photographers who were milling around at the end of the court in the small area where they were allowed to be. An unsmiling NCAA official was standing there, warning them not to step over the line of tape that had been placed on the court as a stop sign.
“What happens if someone steps over the line?” Stevie asked Weiss.
“One of two things,” Weiss said. “They either lose their credential or they’re hung by their thumbs from the roof ...of the building.”
Judging by the look on the NCAA guy’s face, Stevie suspected Weiss wasn’t joking.
They walked along press row—there were actually three rows stretching the length of the court—in the direction of midcourt. Stevie could see that Krzyzewski was talking to Jim Nantz and Billy Packer of CBS, who were seated in what would undoubtedly be their seats the next day.
“The coaches have to spend a few minutes with the CBS guys,” Weiss explained to Stevie as they walked up.
What to read after Last Shot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Feinstein to read onlineMoreLess
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