Join us this week on the Shadows Podcast for an exhilarating episode featuring an ACC Basketball legend, Len Elmore! As the sole player in Maryland basketball history to achieve 1,000 points and 1,000 rebounds, Len brings a wealth of experience to our Rebound Series.
Joined by special cohost Ricky Price, Tripp Bodenheimer delves into Len's remarkable journey from his humble beginnings to his unforgettable tenure at Maryland. They reminisce about the iconic 1974 ACC Championship game between NC State and Maryland, marking its 50th anniversary, widely regarded as one of college basketball's finest moments.
Len shares insights into life beyond the court, including his successful career as a lawyer and broadcaster. Plus, don't miss the engaging discussion on the current landscape of the game. In a heartfelt tribute, Len honors his former coach, the legendary Lefty Driesell, and his broadcast partner, Billy Packer.
Experience the full episode and explore past seasons of the Rebound Series on www.theshadowspodcast.com or your preferred podcast platform. Tune in for an unforgettable conversation with a basketball icon!
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