Gregg Luginbuhl played basketball with the artistic ability that he threw pottery
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Portion of a column on Gregg Luginbuhl - A little sports explanation. Gregg played basketball with the artistic ability that he threw pottery.
Point in fact: he had natural athletic ability. He could dribble a basketball in the middle of a crowd and escape with ball in hand. Try it. You’ll probably fail. He didn’t.
Name the best BHS boys’ basketball team ever – he could have started on any team.
He did have a crazy streak, however. He not only played basketball. He also played football.
Why? We asked. Answer – “So I can keep in shape for basketball.”
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