Below is Jon Teitel's interview of Billy Shepherd, one of the greatest players in the history of Butler University and Indiana state basketball.
Jon Teitel: You played at Carmel High School for your father: what was it like to play for your dad, and what did you learn from him?
Billy Shepherd: If you play for your dad in high school and, it usually works out well. At the time it was a small high school that had not experienced much winning, so it was a neat time to play there and have the community rally around us.
Teitel: In 1968 you scored 70 points in a game vs. Brownsburg, and you were selected as Indiana's Mr. Basketball: what are your memories of the 70-point game, and what did it mean to you to win such an outstanding individual honor?
Shepherd: The 70-PT game really put me on the map. Back then we did not really make a college choice until our senior year, so it put my name among the most elite...
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