Humility helped set Dean Smith apart
Posted Feb 13, 2015
Dean Smith had passed away at age 83. It wasn’t a shock –– the coach had been in declining health for years –– though it was jarring, nonetheless. Smith wasn’t just a lion of basketball, he was an institution for hoops lovers whose grasp extended miles beyond playing courts. Smith set standards that are rarely duplicated and in a fashion that can’t be emulated.
(Winston-Salem Journal)
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