20 Second Timeout: Three Articles Featured at Legends of Basketball

Tuesday, December 20, 2005

Three Articles Featured at Legends of Basketball

Legends of Basketball (https://www.nbrpa.com/index.aspx), the official website of the National Basketball Retired Players Association (NBRPA), has just reprinted three of my articles.

As I mentioned in my previous post, their current "Homepage Feature" is my article about Billy Cunningham from the January 2006 issue of Tar Heel Monthly:

https://www.nbrpa.com/news/featurearchive/12_19_05.aspx

Their most recent "One on One" item is my Hoopshype article about Bobby Jones:

https://www.nbrpa.com/news/editorial/12_19_05.aspx

Their "Media" section includes a link to "Scottie Pippen's Place in Basketball History," which of course originally appeared at 20 Second Timeout:

https://www.nbrpa.com/news/featurearchive/12_20_05.aspx

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