In an age dominated by overhyped athletes who are sometimes
short on character, JoJo White's story offers a refreshing look
back at one athlete's career-a career that was the product of
genuine good values. In "Make It Count," author Mark C. Bodanza
presents a biography of a man who triumphed both on and off the
basketball court.
White's story is interwoven with ours as a nation. His
basketball days were shaped by-and in a few cases, helped
shape-events of monumental importance. Race relations, the war in
Vietnam, and political tumult across the land punctuated White's
years as both a Kansas Jayhawk and Boston Celtic. Bodanza shows
how, through his years on the court, the point guard from St.
Louis, Missouri, maintained a steady contribution to the game that
became his passion while still a child. With each passing game,
season, or team that formed a part of his playing days, White
stayed true to principles learned before he donned his first
high-school uniform.
"Make It Count" narrates a compelling chronicle of a sports
career complete with drama, triumphs, and losses, as well as an
affirmation that hard work has its reward. In life, as in
basketball, JoJo White's approach to each opportunity that a new
day presents has always been the same: make it count.
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