Andrew Maloney competed for Canada in the 800m and coached track and field/cross country for six years at the University of Tulsa before spending the past two years coaching at the University of Guelph. He publishes Athletics Illustrated and previously published a baseball novel, End of a Dynasty. He now works as an ice hockey agent for Maloney & Thompson Sports Management in Guelph, Ontario.
"A fascinating inside look at the life and career of John
McDonnell, the greatest NCAA coach ever in any sport." --Alberto
Salazar, three-time winner of the New York Marathon and author of
14 Minutes: A Running Legend's Life and Death and Life
"John McDonnell is not only one of the greatest track and
cross-country coaches ever but a national treasure whose influence
on the sport and on the young men he's nurtured will last for
generations. McDonnell's life story illuminates the subtle ways in
which he acquired and expanded on the knowledge that led to a
record number of NCAA titles while gaining insights into both the
psychology and physiology that produced peak performances. A
fascinating book." --Marc Bloom, track and field journalist and
author of God on the Starting Line
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