King Cotton: Coach Cotton Robinson and the Buna Boys' Basketball Legacy 1948-1963 - Paperback
King Cotton: Coach Cotton Robinson and the Buna Boys' Basketball Legacy 1948-1963 - Paperback
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by Fred B. McKinley (Author), Charles Breithaupt (Author), Kent Hance (Foreword by)
King Cotton describes how a small town coach in Texas captured seven state high school titles, a record that stands alone in the 90-year history of state tournament competition. Fred B. McKinley and Charles Breithaupt, both of whom grew up where it all happened, present a beautifully written narrative that details the life of Marshall Neil Robinson and how he came to be regarded as one of the best coaches Texas high school basketball has ever seen. From austere beginnings, through tough times, unparalleled success on the hardwood, and eventually to the Texas Basketball Hall of Fame, the two reveal how Robinson achieved an incredible career record-538 wins and only 98 losses. Surprisingly, all this originated in a community with less than 1,600 residents and no more than 255 high school students en-rolled at any given time.
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