Myles Traveled is a great story. It’s an inspirational story. It’s the American Dream.”

— JIM LACHEY OSU All-American

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Another Season

Posted on September 17, 2015 by Steve Davis

Though fall is not yet in the air (thank goodness!), Buckeye football is here, as is another “season” for Myles Traveled.

Like the Buckeyes, Bill and I are looking for another Championship Year. We sold the first printing of the book out (wahoo!) and there has been a second press run. There are stacks of cases of new books in my den and at the Myles house. I have at least 6 group events/book signings on the schedule this fall and am looking for more. So if you have a group that you would like me to talk to, please contact me. You can use the contact the authors link. If you are in the Pandora or Columbus area, you can always contact us for a signed book. Or you can order them from the link on the home page. It is a great way to get an early start on your Christmas shopping. Go Bucks!

Available now from

Barnhardt & Ashe Publishing, Inc.

(Click link above and scroll down to the “purchase now" button on the publishers website.)

About the Authors

Bill Myles has lived a fascinating life in athletics, from segregated Kansas City and Negro Leagues Baseball, to an up and coming high school coach, and then an insider in the country’s most powerful College Football programs. Bill coached under the giants at Nebraska and Ohio State—Bob Devaney, Tom Osborne, Woody Hayes, and Earle Bruce. With a career record of 170 wins, 67 losses, 7 ties, and 8 Big Eight/Big Ten Championships, Bill coached in 14 college bowl games including the Rose, Sugar, Cotton, Orange, Fiesta and Gator Bowls. Bill then served 22 years as Associate AD at Ohio State, in the biggest college athletic department in the country.

Steve Davis is a lifelong Buckeye Fan and a 1973 graduate of The Ohio State University. His first Ohio Stadium experience was the 1969 OSU win over Purdue, which propelled the Buckeyes to a National Championship. Davis was too small (and too slow!) to play for the Buckeyes, instead graduating from the OSU College of Agriculture Honors Program.