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Even in his final fading days — his very last hours — Ralph Underhill was still coaching.
After undergoing a long-awaited kidney transplant three weeks ago at Cincinnati’s Christ Hospital, Wright State’s Hall of Fame basketball coach had a couple of days of improvement before his condition suddenly deteriorated.
Internal bleeding forced doctors to temporarily put him into a medically-induced coma. Then came pneumonia, a blood virus, a blood clot in his already partially-amputated left leg and a stroke.
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