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He was born in Hall, Indiana.
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Him and his family moved to a small farm in Centerton.
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He won the tournament in 1927 and was a three time All-state sselection.
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He then atttended Purdue University.
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He had graduated with a degree in english.
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He played for the 1937-38 season.
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Wooden had joined the navy to support in the World War II.
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Wooden had signed a three year contract to be the headcoach.
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The same year, he had guided the team to its first undefeated PCC conference title.
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He was to be recognized of his achievements as a player.
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Wooden and his basketball team established the national crown.
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Wooden was also included to the Basketball Hall of Fame not only as a player, but as a coach. He was honored by both roles he had played in his life.
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He announces his retirement at a NCAA semifinal game.
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He was included for his great achievements done as a coach at Indiana State University.
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Nell Wooden dies after being married to John for 53 years.
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This was the first year Purdue University gave out this award to anyone.
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Yet another award given to Wooden for his characteristics he has taken on life.
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He is recognized by many people within the 1900's and was credited by ESPN.
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UCLA shows their respect towards how much Wooden had done for the school.
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The Presedential Medal of Freedom was the nation's highest civilian honor. This Medal was presented to John by George W. Bush.
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Due to his championships and victories he had lead UCLA and other schools too, he received a lot of credits for his great work.
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He dies of natural causes at the age of 99.