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CU coach McCartney reflects on career, late wife
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Great article. Thanks for posting.
buffalo30
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Yes, a great article. I'm a little late getting a comment on this. I'm also a little annoyed at those who came down on Coach Mac for some of the things he has recently said. He is an emotional man. It is his emotion and enthusiasm for coaching young people that led to his success. I don't necessarily support some of his comments, but I suggest letting him be. I'm always happy when it is mentioned that my old coach, Eddie Crowder was the person who hired Bill McCartney. Both of them, good men.