Graham, Wayne 2012-06-29
Graham Wayne briefly talks about his passion for baseball, the changes he has noticed in the sport, and the reasons for his success as a baseball coach
General Interview Information
Interviewee Name: Wayne Graham
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Date: June 29, 2012
Location: Lubbock, Texas
Interviewer: William Tydeman
Length: 00:41:35
Abstract
Baseball as only sport that has not changed, Baseball is played better, Recruiting, Working for Rice, Value of the degree, Increasing pressures, Coaches as fundraisers, Reason for success, Family influence, Getting started in coaching, Passion for the game, Wasted life, Did not last long in the majors, Economic hardship, Handball, Performance-enhancing drugs, Clements, Lack of vigilance, Other influences, High school experience, Bib Falk, Practice trumps talent, Not putting a clock on yourself, Better plays, Hitting aggressively, Writing a book, Can’t coach and write a book, Putting thoughts down, taking notes
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