John Mcphee's A Sense Of Where You Are

A Sense of Bill Bradley In John McPhee’s “A Sense of Where You Are” (1965), he explains how Bill Bradley is a role model to many. He is the single greatest basketball player in Princeton’s school history. He leads the team to the Final Four in 1965. Beyond basketball, Bill’s hard working, unselfish, and responsible attitude made him much more than just a great basketball player, for they make him a great man. Bill Bradley is very disciplined and extremely hard working. Bill Bradley may have had God given ability, but he works harder than anyone on his team. “… he does not permit himself to move on until he has made at least ten shots out of thirteen from each location” (27) While others could not have made four out of thirteen shots,