Hacky, hacky, hacky, Mr. Feinstein. I've read other books of yours and enjoyed them. But other books didn't editorialize nearly so much. Report if you're going to report, buddy. ( )

Hacky, hacky, hacky, Mr. Feinstein. I've read other books of yours and enjoyed them. But other books didn't editorialize nearly so much. Report if you're going to report, buddy. ( )

Hacky, hacky, hacky, Mr. Feinstein. I've read other books of yours and enjoyed them. But other books didn't editorialize nearly so much. Report if you're going to report, buddy. ( )

An easy read primarily because UNC played such a big role in this book. If the book's accurate (and I have no reason to think it isn't), then Billy Packer should be credited for popularizing the NCAA tournament because Feinstein makes him sound like the person who had the vision in the first place. ( )

[...]Any book which can be utterly entertaining, while being equally admiring of both UNC and Duke (not to mention coaches, journalists, and refs) is a work of some skill and delicacy.

Full review at http://sycoraxpine.blogspot.com/2007/06/may-in-books.html ( )