Maloney, Rich 2010-02-19

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Rich Maloney is the head baseball coach at the University of Michigan. He talks about his experiences playing baseball in high school, college, and at the professional level and then about his career as a coach


General Interview Information

Interviewee Name: Rich Maloney

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Date: February 19, 2010

Location: Lubbock, Texas

Interviewer: Bill Tynan

Length: 00:48:39


Abstract

Background, Born in Detroit, Michigan, Family information, High school memories, Roseville High School, Athletics, Positive mentors, College, Western Michigan University, Mentor- Fred Decker, Choosing Western Michigan University, Positive influential figures, High school teacher- Mr. Marsden, College professors, College memories, Education with athletics, Professional Career, Atlanta Braves, Rookie ball, All-star game, Durham Bowl, Strengthening career, Quitting professional baseball, Coaching career, Ball State University, Wins/losses each season, Choosing players to recruit, View on mentoring as a coach, Move to the University of Michigan, Rebuilding the program, New stadium, Recruiting philosophy, Workout facilities, Ball State University, History of University of Michigan, Moby Benedict, Interview ends.


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