From poor South, Chancellor and Williams made it to Hall of Fame
Posted Aug 3, 2007
They grew up poor boys in the South. One was stuck working miserable summers picking cotton in Mississippi; the other feeling trapped in Asheville, N.C., while his single mother ironed the neighbors' clothes for enough money to get by. But Van Chancellor and Roy Williams also shared an escape plan: basketball.
(ESPN.com)
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