An Almost Perfect Season: A Father and Son and a Golden Age of Small-Town High School Basketball
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During the 1966-1967 Illinois high school basketball season, tiny Bluford High School, having just over a hundred students, reached the lowest ebb of its basketball playing history, winning only a single game. Two years later, in the 1968-1969 season, Bluford reeled off an unbelievable winning streak of twenty-five games, the second longest in a state where over seven hundred schools competed in sports.
An Almost Perfect Season: A Father and Son and a Golden Age of Small-Town High School Ba...


