
Most of the fans were adults, many over forty-five. Roughly three thousand people were packed in the Durfee gym, an astounding number for a high school basketball game in the Northeast. "But when I walked into the gym in December 1991 it was as if I had stepped into a time warp, thrown back to some lost day thirty years ago, when high school sports were important. Since Reynolds is a professional writer, and a good one at that, I'll let him take it from here, And then miraculously he attended a Fall River basketball game, albeit against his will. In the early 90s Bill Reynolds was a sportswriter with a problem.

But I wonder if adding "A Team's Quest for Glory - A Town's Quest For Its Soul" was an attempt to get the book into education curriculums around the country. That's not to say the book is not profound.

That strikes me as an incredibly transparent attempt by a publisher to make the book appear profound in the hopes of appealing to a wider audience.

The book is officially named Fall River Dreams: A Team's Quest for Glory - A Town's Quest For Its Soul.

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