Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Tony Massenburg, Walt Williams:
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- Description of Pictures: Tony Massenburg, Walt Williams -- The nation saw Len Bias' 1986 death as a moral failure. But former Terrapins Tony Massenburg and Walt Williams focused on the lessons they learned from Len's life, which molded them into pillars of support in Maryland's revival, and helped them become courageous and unrelenting professionals in the NBA.
Tony Massenburg
Latest Title: Lessons from Lenny: The Journey Beyond a Shooting Star
Tony Massenburg, from Stony Creek, Va., played 13 record-setting seasons in the NBA, culminating in a championship with the 2005 San Antonio Spurs. He is the only Maryland Terrapin to play for legendary coaches Charles “Lefty” Driesell, Bob Wade and Gary Williams. His remarkable journey from the devastating loss of a teammate, All-American Len Bias, through the twists and turns of professional sports, earned him recognition as “the strongest man in the NBA.” Massenburg can been seen on NBC Sports Washington covering the Washington Wizards and the NBA, and he is a color analyst for Monumental Sports and Entertainment.
Walt Williams
Latest Title: Lessons from Lenny: The Journey Beyond a Shooting Star
Walt “The Wizard” Williams was the seventh pick of the 1992 NBA draft and played 11 sharp-shooting seasons in “The League.” He is a member of the University of Maryland Athletics and Washington D.C. Sports halls of fame, and his sublime loyalty to Maryland during difficult times helped the University and Naismith Hall of Fame Coach Gary Williams rebuild Maryland Basketball into a championship program. Walt is an accounts vice president/financial ddvisor with UBS Investment Bank, and a sideline analyst for Maryland Sports Radio Network/CBS Collegiate Sports Properties. He was born in Washington, D.C., and raised in Temple Hills, Md.
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