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As a teenager, Larry Bird paid no attention to Basketball. It happens that one day he was visiting his aunt's home in Hobart Indiana. Some neighborhood kids asked him to play a game. Without practice he was a natural for the game and then decided to follow through and work at being a great basketball player.

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He played very briefly at the University of Indiana before he transferred to Indiana State, who he led to the Championship game in 1979.

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