Rob MiechELEVENTH HEAVEN: Ed O'Bannon and the 1995 National Basketball Champion UCLA Bruins

Growing up a Bruin fan and going to my first game in Pauley in the early 70's, the author really brought back some good memories from the '95 team. Loved how he was able to tie the past into the present of the '95 team and when reading about Tyus Edney's game winner against Mizo, I was able to remember exactly where I was at the moment that ball when in. Ya Baby!Thanks for the memories and highly recommend his book to any basketball fan and a must read for all Bruin fans.

If you have fond memories of that '95 team - and I'm not sure why you'd buy this book if you don't - you will really enjoy the stroll down Memory Lane. The writing is desultory at points, so if you're expecting this to be journalism, you'll be disappointed in a few spots. But still a very enjoyable overall read.

A great retelling of the '95 title team. The further we get away from it, the more special it becomes.

What a great trip down memory lane of an historic UCLA basketball season.

The best description was in the book that Robert Meich had his notes stolen in 1995 came back 20 years later and wrote a great book because he was able to tell us what the players and coaches went through after winning the 1995 title.