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          A New York Times Bestseller By the author of Showtime—the source for HBO's Winning Time—the definitive biography of mythic multi-sport star Bo Jackson.!

          A two-for-one sports biography, this book lends equal attention to Bo's status as a once in a generation athlete as well as to his impact on pop culture at.

        1. A two-for-one sports biography, this book lends equal attention to Bo's status as a once in a generation athlete as well as to his impact on pop culture at.
        2. Here is the candid autobiography of the world's most exciting athlete.
        3. A New York Times Bestseller By the author of Showtime—the source for HBO's Winning Time—the definitive biography of mythic multi-sport star Bo Jackson.
        4. Traces the professional baseball and football athlete's remarkable career from his beginnings in Bessemer, Alabama, through his three-letter high school days.
        5. The book delves deep into the world of baseball and football, providing insights into Bo's journey as a professional athlete.

          6. You Think You Know Bo? A New Book Shines a Light on the Legendary Athlete.

          The first athlete in history to be voted to play in both the National Football League’s Pro Bowl and Major League Baseball’s All-Star game, Vincent Edward “Bo” Jackson may have given his most-impressive athletic performance when he was a triple-sport athlete at McAdory High School in Alabama.

          Jackson, who got the nickname Bo because his older brother used to say he was as mean as a boar hog, was an all-state athlete in baseball, football and track at McAdory High and set the state high-school home run record as a senior when he walloped 21 homers in just 25 games.

          The future Raider, Royal, White Sox and Angel, would have had more homers, but he missed seven games to compete in track — where he won the Alabama 3A state decathlon title without even having to run the mile because he was enough points ahead no one could have caught him.

          Before he went on to play for Auburn and win the 1985 Heisman T