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Chansky’s Notebook: No Lone Wolf


could have gotten lost in his own family. In a college basketball program festooned with superstars and steady Eddies, Wolf knew what it would be like joining the Tar Heels in the fall of 1983. They had won ’s first national championship the year before. But Joe knew why he turned down Marquette’s big push in his home-state Wisconsin. (Chapelboro.com)

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Chansky’s Notebook: No Lone Wolf


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