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A senior citizen, former high school teacher, and current Miami University men's basketball coach explains his love for people and teaching, not to mention the game. This piece takes a look at why he still coaches and whether or not relates to his players. I think we will find he relates better to them than to the senior citizens he teaches because like he says, history repeats itself. Charlie Coles, a former player himself went through tough times in the evolving process of college, just as freshman player Joshua Sewell experiences today. This was recorded by Garrett Wood.
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A senior citizen, former high school teacher, and current Miami University men's basketball coach explains his love for people and teaching, not to mention the game. This piece takes a look at why he still coaches and whether or not relates to his players. I think we will find he relates better to them than to the senior citizens he teaches because like he says, history repeats itself. Charlie Coles, a former player himself went through tough times in the evolving process of college, just as freshman player Joshua Sewell experiences today. This was recorded by Garrett Wood.
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