co-author, 'A Game Plan for Life'
Sports-writer and co-author, with John Wooden, of A Game Plan for Life: The Power of Mentoring
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Don Yeager
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John Wooden Remembered Since John Wooden died last week at the age of 99, a lot has been written about the most successful coach in college basketball history -- his coaching, the love of his players, his love for his wife, his character and his philosophy. Don Yaeger co-authored one of Wooden's nine books, A Game Plan for Life : the Power of Mentoring.
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