Long before attorney John Yates (above) was chosen to lead this year's Final Four in Atlanta, he dreamed of March Madness from a desk in the back of his fourth-grade classroom.
January 25, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Long before attorney John Yates was chosen to lead this year’s Final Four in Atlanta, he dreamed of March Madness from a desk in the back of his fourth-grade classroom.
Yates was listening to a Duke University game on a transistor radio when his teacher caught him and sent him to the principal’s office. Luckily for him, the principal was also a Duke fan.
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