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Since day one, Coach Wooden stressed the importance of the "Pyramid Of Success"
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Coach Wooden taught his players how to be a great person off the court by preaching "The 7 point creed"
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People were doubting on Coach Wooden because he was not winning championships. Things were chaotic until the next year when he finally won his first NCAA championship
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After winning his first NCAA championship he made sure he organized his plays that way he can win more. And that's exaclty what he did.
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In the offseason John Wooden scouted new players and pushed worked with his players that way they can get better
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Had different assistance coaches. But he made them much better as a person and a coach. Especially Steve Lavin
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His former player Kareem Abdul-Jabbar told everyone that he was the easiest person to talk too. And if you had a problem you can talk to him. He was like a father figure
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Each year, before the season. Coach Wooden would handle the jerseys and determine each game that was a challenge
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When growing up he did not have a rich family, but by 1975 he was making $35,000 and that is discluding camps and speeches.
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If you don't believe Coach Woodson has technical skills, just look at his achievments as a coach. 10 NCAA championships
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Lynn Guerin wrote a heartfelt letter to John Wooden. About how great of a person John Wooden is
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Had one of the most motivational SS speech
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Bill Walton (NBA hall of famer) said "Not only is John Wooden a great coach, but I consider him one of the best leaders of all time" That says a lot about a person.