WON THE DAY IS NOW AVAILABLE ON AMAZON
Big news! Won the Day is now on Amazon.
Becoming “Amazon official” means Won the Day is now available as both an instant download for Kindle and in print as a paperback book with free shipping for Prime members.
Ordering the paperback version via Amazon is a great option for international readers and, hey, the Kindle version lets you dive in immediately.
If you purchase on Amazon, we’d love it if you left a review! This is your chance to rate Coach Neal like he’s a prospect coming out of high school ; )
Click here to order on Amazon.
Please note: Amazon paperbacks will be unsigned.
If you’d prefer to receive a copy of Won the Day that’s signed by Coach Neal, click here to order.
And be sure to include how you’d like him to personalize your book!
Just look for the Signing Instructions box. (You can’t miss it as you place your order.)
INTERVIEW WITH LOOKOUT EUGENE-SPRINGFIELD
Had a great conversation about Won The Day and the current state of college football with Tyson Alger from Lookout Eugene Springfield.
John Neal approached writing a book about University of Oregon football the way you’d expect a man who spent four decades coaching football to approach it.
He got a whiteboard.
Neal, 69, mapped out seasons, recruiting classes, games and stories from his years with the Ducks, trying to make sense of a run that stretched from Oregon’s climb into a national power through the end of the Pac-12 itself.
“The preparation was exactly as a coach,” Neal said. “Details. Small details.”
Eventually, the former UO defensive backs coach filled those details into “Won the Day,” his new book about the coaches, players and moments behind one of the most consequential eras in Oregon football history.
Head over to Lookout Eugene-Springfield to read the full interview.
WON THE DAY - COMING OCTOBER 17
Welcome to wonthedayfootball.com, the home for Coach John Neal’s upcoming book Won the Day.
Won the Day is John’s firsthand account of spending 14 years coaching Oregon’s secondary and helping set the Ducks on the path to becoming an elite college football program.
