IAP 271: the long-forgotten Italian American phenom who gave March its ‘madness,’ the tale of Angelo-Giuseppi “Hank” Luisetti
As winter begins to thaw, and the start of spring arrives, a certain segment of the American population usually begins to experience a familiar type of “madness” as the second most popular sporting event of the year hits the airwaves. But did you know that college basketball might not annually grip the nation with “March Madness” had it not been fo...
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WTI Events: October 29 2022 NIAF Gala in Washington, DC
October 29 2022 NIAF Gala in Washington, DC
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Literary Titan Awards Madness, by Mike De Lucia, a five Star Gold Badge: it’s Highest Honor
It’s time the world learned the story of basketball’s great pioneer Angelo “Hank” Luisetti, the man who fought the establishment and changed basketball’s genetic footprint. Dr. James Naismith invented basketball in 1891; Hank Luisetti reinvented it in 1936. Hank Luisetti grew up in the same San Francisco neighborhood as his contemporary Joe DiMaggi...
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