George Raveling, the pioneering African-American college basketball coach, crossed paths with Martin Luther King Jr. on a landmark day in 1963. He came away with one of the defining documents of ...

Raveling says he's been offered as much as $3.5 million for the speech (which sounds below market value -- James Naismith's rules of basketball sold for $4.33 million last year), ...

Now 77, Raveling recently explained to James Brown in a “CBS Sunday Morning” interview how he came to have the three type-written pages, which do not contain the words “I have a dream.” ...

Richard Conway, The Plain DealerMartin Luther King speaks to a crowd in front of Everlasting Baptist Church on Eddy Rd. in 1965. Former college basketball coach George Raveling has a piece of ...

Raveling is the most common form of damage that occurs in ZOAB road surfaces. The top stones are driven out of the road surface. If the damage is too severe, the road must be replaced. A road with ...

Here’s the most amazing part: Raveling forgot that he had the original copy of the speech for 20 years!!! He didn’t remember until a reporter asked him about being involved in the Civil Rights’ ...