Talk:Joe B. Hall

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Wikipedia isn't free ad space for airtimes and stations for people's small town radio shows! That information shouldn't be included in the article; that's why I deleted it.

[edit] One of 3 to play for and coach national champion

I noticed someone removed Billy Donovan's name from the list of men who have played for and coached national champions. This is correct, because Donovan did not win the NCAA championship as a player, although he did go to the Final Four. Donovan's article says that he is one of four to go to the FF as a player and win the NCAA. That is also correct when you open it up to not include FF appearances. --rogerd 18:47, 23 August 2007 (UTC)

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