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    US Stamps 2024 John Wooden 5 Sheets of 20

    • US Stamps 2024 John Wooden 5 Sheets of 20 Celebrates iconic basketball coach John Wooden Why the stamp was issued: To honor legendary mens basketball coach John Wooden. About the stamp design: Pictures a portrait of John Wooden by artist Alexis Franklin. The background is UCLA blue and includes two players playing basketball. Their jersey numbers are 4 and 10, representing the Bruins four perfect seasons and 10 national championships during Woodens time as coach. First Day City: The First Day of Issue Ceremony was held at the University of California in Los Angeles, California. History the stamp represents: John Robert Wooden (October 14, 1910 June 4, 2010) was one of he most revered coaches in the history of sports. He was nicknamed the Wizard of Westwood and brought his team (UCLA Bruins) to 10 NCAA mens basketball national championships (seven consecutive). Wooden was presented the Henry Iba Award as national coach of the year seven times for his outstanding ability to bring out the best in his players. Before becoming a coach, Wooden was a star basketball player himself. In high school, he led his team to a state tournament title in 1927. He was also chosen for All-State three times. Wooden later attended Purdue University and continued his basketball career there. In 1932, he was named All-Big Ten and All-Midwestern and received the Big Ten Medal of Honor. Wooden played professionally with several teams after college. He taught high school English and then be
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    US Stamps 2024 John Wooden 5 Sheets of 20 Celebrates iconic basketball coach John Wooden Why the stamp was issued: To honor legendary mens basketball coach John Wooden. About the stamp design: Pictures a portrait of John Wooden by artist Alexis Franklin. The background is UCLA blue and includes two players playing basketball. Their jersey numbers are 4 and 10, representing the Bruins four perfect seasons and 10 national championships during Woodens time as coach. First Day City: The First Day of Issue Ceremony was held at the University of California in Los Angeles, California. History the stamp represents: John Robert Wooden (October 14, 1910 June 4, 2010) was one of he most revered coaches in the history of sports. He was nicknamed the Wizard of Westwood and brought his team (UCLA Bruins) to 10 NCAA mens basketball national championships (seven consecutive). Wooden was presented the Henry Iba Award as national coach of the year seven times for his outstanding ability to bring out the best in his players. Before becoming a coach, Wooden was a star basketball player himself. In high school, he led his team to a state tournament title in 1927. He was also chosen for All-State three times. Wooden later attended Purdue University and continued his basketball career there. In 1932, he was named All-Big Ten and All-Midwestern and received the Big Ten Medal of Honor. Wooden played professionally with several teams after college. He taught high school English and then began his coaching career (first at high school-, then at college-level). Wooden was much more than a great basketball coach. He was also a renowned motivational speaker and author. His Pyramid of Success, which, while intended for basketball players, has plenty of applications for everyday life, too. To this day, Wooden is remembered as both a legendary basketball coach and inspiring man. The condition of the stamp is as shown in the image and is suitable for paying postage or collecting.

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