1978 NCAA Champion Jay Shidler will sign copies of his new book at KSBar tonight
Jay Shidler is a Kentucky Basketball alum with a national championship ring for his contributions to the beloved 1977-78 team, his second of four seasons in Lexington from 1976 to 1980. A four-year contributor under head coach Joe B. Hall, Shidler has plenty of stories to tell from his time as a Wildcat, playing alongside some of the all-time greats and on one of the all-time favorite teams. He has one of the best Kentucky Basketball nicknames, too: the Blonde Bomber.
Fans interested in some of the Blonde Bomber’s stories, including how he got the nickname, can tune into today’s KSR podcast to hear his interview in the final half-hour of Monday’s show. He sat down with Ryan Lemond, Jack Pilgrim, and me to promote his new collection of stories, a book he authored with Paul Corio titled, “Blonde Bomber: A Ride With Shide.”
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Later tonight, Shidler will sign copies of “Blonde Bomber: A Ride With Shide” at KSBar and Grille in Lexington. The book signing begins at 7 PM and he will have hardcover copies available for sale.
You can also pick up copies of “Blonde Bomber: A Ride With Shide” over at BlondeBomber25.com if you’re unable to stop by tonight.
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