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4.3KArizona Players Now CoachesSeven Lute Olson Players Among 40 Former Arizona Wildcats Who Are Head Coaches
Share Tweet Seven of the late Lute Olson’s former players at Arizona are presently coaching their own programs. The players who played...
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Oh the Memories: My time with Lute
Share Tweet In truth, I never wanted to be the University of Arizona men’s basketball beat writer. I backed into the beat...
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Todd Walsh, Student Manager at Outset of Lute Olson Era, Offers Spirited Video Tribute of Hall of Fame Coach
Share Tweet Access all of our stories devoted to the life and accomplishments of Arizona’s Hall of Fame coach Lute Olson by...
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Lure of Lute: “Stoic Hollywood-Looking” Olson Prompted Tucson Treasure Bill Leith To Move from NYC
Share Tweet EDITOR NOTE: Legendary local youth baseball organizer Bill Leith, featured in AllSportsTucson.com’s “Tucson’s Treasures” series earlier this summer, wrote the...
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Icon, Father Figure, Mentor, coach Lute Olson will be missed
Share Tweet What do you say to a man who had an impact on a city, a school, a program, thousands of...
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Social Media Reactions of Lute Olson’s Passing
Share Tweet Hall of Fame Arizona coach Lute Olson has passed away at 85, but his legendary status in Tucson and this...
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Rivera: Looking back at Lute’s Time at UA
Share Tweet “I’ve seen fire and I’ve seen rain. I’ve seen sunny days that I thought would never end.” Singer James Taylor...
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Ranking Top Accomplishments in Lute Olson Era at Arizona
Share Tweet On March 29, 1983, Lute Olson stood in front of a small group of reporters at McKale Center and mentioned...
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What They Said About Lute Olson
Share Tweet Lute Olson lived to be 85 years old, born Sept. 22, 1934, in Mayville, N.D., which has a population of...
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Thank You Lute Olson For All The Surreal Moments
Share Tweet To a young reporter starting his first major beat, walking into Lute Olson’s office at McKale Center was like stepping...
