What happened to Pete Maravich's son?
Josh Maravich, the youngest son of legendary National Basketball Association icon "Pistol" Pete Maravich, passed away unexpectedly at the age of 42 at his family home in Louisiana. Having grown up under the immense legacy of his father—who set legendary college basketball scoring records—Josh fulfilled a childhood dream by walking on and playing college basketball as a reserve guard for Louisiana State University. Years later, he and his brother worked closely with sculptors to help design the commemorative bronze statue of their father outside the university's assembly center before his untimely passing brought profound sadness to the college sports community.
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