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Coach A

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Coach A passed away today. RIP Ron!!

Greatest moment for me? Watching him dance with his players in Seattle after beating UNC. How could it not be?
 
Sad to hear. If not my favorite WSU coach, he is certainly right there at the top. Thoughts and prayers to his family. Coach A is and will continue to be missed. RIP, indeed!
 
Loved watching Coach A. stomp his feet and call timeout when he thought the defensive effort wasn’t good enough. He certainly had a lot of fire and intensity. He will be missed.
 
Coach A was the first coach that I remember watching Wildcat Basketball. Who would have though when I saw him down at the Beehive Classic that it would be the final time i would see him at a Wildcat game. RIP Coach A.
 
A great basketball coach who I knew when I attended Morgan High & who made Weber State Wildcat basketball exciting - even thrilling with those 2 NCAA upset wins over Michigan State & North Carolina. He was a feisty & energetic coach; great at Xs & Os in a game & who could get the best out of his players. SALUTE from a Morgan High/Weber State alumnus!!
 
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