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Roy Williams’ surgery ‘shock to everyone’
Roy Williams gathered his golf buddies last week in a cottage in western North Carolina to report some disturbing news. Williams, North Carolina’s 10th-year basketball coach who ran Kansas University’s program for 15 years, told his pals during their annual excursion that he needed surgery to remove a tumor from his right kidney and might need similar surgery on the left kidney.
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by Gary Bedore
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Roy Williams’ surgery ‘shock to everyone’
Roy Williams gathered his golf buddies last week in a cottage in western North Carolina to report some disturbing news. Williams, North Carolina’s 10th-year basketball coach who ran Kansas University’s program for 15 years, told his pals during their annual excursion that he needed surgery to remove a tumor from his right kidney and might need similar surgery on the left kidney.
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