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Growing up poor and one of fourteen children in rural Louisiana, Bob Love had a dream to play in the NBA. Not able to afford a basket or basketball, Bob nailed a coat hanger to the side of his grandmother’s house and used his imagination. Despite his great success as an athlete, Bob was not able to do something we all take for granted: speak without stuttering. As a child, he dreamed of speaking without a sever stutter; to overcome the long periods where he could not speak at all and not stumble over his words. Forty years later, Bob would realize his dream not only to speak clearly but also to become a professional speaker.
As the greatest player to ever wear a Chicago Bulls uniform before
Michael Jordan, Bob score 12,263 points in his marvelous career. A
three-time NBA All-Star who averaged 23 points per game over eight
seasons, Bob had his jersey retired by the Chicago Bulls on January 14,
1994.
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