How 'Boston Ball' changed the way basketball is played

Boston's known pretty well for its pro basketball, but a new book makes the case that we should be much better known for college hoops in the 1980s.

That's when three future Hall of Fame coaches — Jim Calhoun, Rick Pitino and Gary Williams — cut their teeth at Northeastern, Boston University and Boston College, respectively. The coaches brought forth a faster, scrappier and athletic game that eventually paved the way for how the NBA plays today.

Clayton Trutor, author of the book "Boston Ball," joins the show to discuss.