valvano sold both anna.erry gannon tells a story about valvano coming to his home on a home visit. he didn't bring anything but himself and walked in the door and shouted at his father who was a high school coach about how terrible is directions were and then sat down with his and started helping him pick games. the deadline to bet on -- his dad like to bet on basketball. he went off and started picking games with his dad. by the time he walked at the door, terry and never seen n.c. state and dad said you will go play for him. that's the way valve and a sold it. charlie this is dean smith in : 1999 talking about what he loved about reading a basketball coach. >> i really did enjoy it teaching at the practice is more than anything. i enjoyed a tough ballgame where it was going to be a contest. i hated the games where the players, the fans, everyone thought we should win by 20. i knew the other team was dangerous. the joy also was the relationships that you have with the guys. in basketball in college, you cha

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i spent hours and hours late at night with valvano, with krzyzewski, not as much with dean because hes more of an introvert but probably spent more time with him over the years than anyone in the media. as their relationships evolved, it came to me there was a remarkable story to be told. >> brown: this is partly your story, from starting as a young journalism student at duke. >> correct. >> brown: up to today. but for those who don't know the role of basketball, the role of these guys in the state of north carolina, what it is? >> well, you have to understand that until the mid-1990s, there were no professional sports teams in north carolina. acc basketball was king. it still is to a large degree, even though there are three professional sports teams in the state now. and there were great coaches going way back to everett case at n.c. state, frank maguire at north carolina. dean smith succeeded frank maguire and built a dynasty that went on for the 36 years he was there. >> brown: it's a story of friendship, but it certainly didn't start that way. there were all these jealousies, riv