Don Meyer was the worst fisherman that Ron Vlasin had ever seen. Years before Meyer's accident, Vlasin and Meyer had gone out on Lake McConaughy, Nebraska's largest body of water. Shortly after the two men had dropped their lines, Meyer asked Vlasin a question about the high school basketball team that Vlasin coached. With his back to Meyer, Vlasin started answering the question keeping his voice low for fear of disturbing the fish. After a few minutes, Vlasin had glanced over at Meyer at the other side of the boat and saw that his friend had put down his rod, had pulled out a notebook, and was writing everything that Vlasin had said.
Monday, October 24, 2016
COACH MEYER: THE NOTE TAKER
The past few days I've been rereading "How Lucky You Can Be," by Buster Olney which is a wonderfully written book on the life of Coach Don Meyer. I came across a story that made me laugh out loud but at the same time displayed what made Coach special and great:
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