Cousy

Proper noun

Meaning

Cousy (plural Cousys)

A surname from French.

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Examples

But as the decades passed, Cousy blamed himself for not having done enough, for not having understood the depth of prejudice that Russell faced as an African-American star in a city with a fraught history regarding race. Source: Internet

Cousy may not have been as good a ball-handler as Marcus Haynes of the Globetrotters, or as good a shooter as Oscar Robertson, but he was a gate attraction. Source: Internet

“The centers in those days, Walter Dukes, Ray Felix, Harry Gallatin, these guys were like Frankenstein monsters, one foot in front of the other,” Cousy said. Source: Internet

Russell and Heinsohn worked extraordinarily well with Cousy, and they were the players around whom Auerbach would build the champion Celtics for more than a decade. Source: Internet

Led by Russell, Bob Cousy and coach Red Auerbach, Boston won eight straight championships in the NBA from 1959 to 1966. Source: Internet

“We had sent Bob Cousy and Frank Ramsey out on top, and we wanted to see the Coach, who had really held us together, go out on top.” Source: Internet

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