ESPN's Outside The Lines chronicles the late Louis Mulkey. Mulkey, a former high school basketball coach and firefighter, died along with eight other men in a Charleston, SC furniture store fire on...
ESPN's Outside The Lines chronicles the late Louis Mulkey. Mulkey, a former high school basketball coach and firefighter, died along with eight other men in a Charleston, SC furniture store fire on June 18, 2007.
Those brave heroes are posthumously known as the Charleston Nine.
This heart-wrenching tale describes Mulkey's influences on his widowed wife, former colleagues and his players' run to the State Championship. Aired 6-1-2008.
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How Sad you guys honored Coach in a good way.. By atleast making it there.. But yet use him, to rob another school.. Good Sportsmanship.. Fucking losers..
But, there was only 1.7 seconds left. There isn't enough time to take two dribbles off the rim and then take a heave. The clock musta got started late to even make it that close.
What an amazing story of victory and defeat, but most importantly how a team of young people can bring a city together as one. Wow! What a story! If you are a true fan of basketball this is a must see!
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