Bill Bradley

Now he takes some foul shots, this is the first, looks over the backboard, puts the second one in, and the crowd roars, and this will continue right through the pregame warm-up.

You may recall the professional debut of Bill Bradley several years back when he took the court against the then St. Louis Hawks and received a rousing ovation during the course of the warm-ups.

Every move was watched, every dribble was watched, and the same is taking place right here with Willis Reed as he hits another free throw.

We'll be in the starting lineup for the New York Knickerbockers, and the

It is a foul against the L.A. Lakers.

It is a backcourt foul, searched So Barnett will go to the line.

Cassie Russell reports in, replacing Bill Bradley.

Bill leaves with five field goals, one for the line, 4-11.

We're punching way above our weight in terms of our importance, because I think it's hitting a deep, intrinsic thing that we have as humans in competition and fairness and rules in projecting this is what I want to be.

I remember, you know, growing up, Bill Bradley went to Princeton, you know, was a Rhodes Scholar.

And people would say, why can't you be like him? And so you're really on to something.

It's much more than just playing the game.

Well, here at the Sugar Bowl, they already know about number 18. as Bill Burnett number thirty three is deepest joined by Mike Hendren along with Bruce Maxwell number thirty four and it will be close who will kick for Ole Miss the Rebels leading fourteen to nothing time running out in the first quarter a good high kick Burnett looking at it at the eleven fifteen twenty twenty five beautiful effort for the Arkansas kick-and-return team, especially that of Burnett coming down at the 32.

Tomorrow night, beginning at 8.30 Eastern time, we'll feature a special primetime telecast of the NBA basketball game between the New York Knickerbockers led by Willis Reed, Bill Bradley, and Walt Frazier and the Milwaukee Bucks with their rookie sensation, Lou Alcindor.

Be sure to be with us for this one, beginning at 8.30 Eastern time tomorrow night right here on ABC.

Arkansas now with its own 32, first down.

Learn more and check out the show notes at TheMentorsRadio.com. That's TheMentorsRadio.com. And now, here's your mentor.

Welcome, I'm your host, Dan Hesse, and I'm with Senator Bill Bradley, who represents a rare convergence of elite performance across athletics, academics and public service.

Senator Bradley served in the U.S. Senate from 1979 to 1997, representing the state of New Jersey.

In 2000, he was a candidate for the Democratic nomination for president.

And so I had a certain privileged position.

And it made me know that I had to excel to live up to my father's and mother's expectations and to live up to what it meant to be different than other people in the community.

So we'll be back in a few minutes with Senator Bill Bradley.

Go to our website, TheMentorsRadio.com, and click on List of Shows to listen to past guests.

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Bill Bradley.

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