We are heartbroken to announce the passing of Coach Al Fracassa, a legendary leader, mentor, and unwavering champion of the Brother Rice community.
For over five decades, Coach Fracassa was much more than just a coach; he was a cornerstone of our school. With a record that ranks among the best in Michigan and nationwide, he not only built winning teams but also shaped young men. His legacy is defined not just by championships but by the character he instilled in his players.
He taught us to "do it better than it’s ever been done before" and to "do it right all the time." Not because it was easy, but because excellence demands it.
May he rest in peace. Let us honor him by practicing the values he instilled in us: hard work, integrity, and faith, both on and off the field.
This is Düsseldorf, Germany: 1990 vs 2019
The Rheinufer tunnel relocated the street „Rheinuferstraße“ underground for a length of 1,928 m, allowing the construction of the beautiful Rhine Promenade.
A dunk contest featuring Ken Griffey Jr, Barry Bonds, Deion Sanders, Chris Carter, Michael Irvin, and more.
But it was Mike Conley Sr.who stole the show.
my breakdown of the 1992 Foot Locker Slam Fest