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How Monmouth coach, former UNC standout King Rice is making the most of second chances


As sat in ’s office in 1990 for the latest of his bad decisions, the way he remembers the conversation established the foundation for how Rice would be as a head coach: "What’s wrong with you? Do you think I’m only with you because of basketball?" Rice recalled Smith saying. "By then I was crying. He’s like, ‘I told you this was forever, King.'" (Myrtle Beach Sun News)

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How Monmouth coach, former UNC standout King Rice is making the most of second chances