Bobby Knight, a great and volatile basketball coach, dies
1 year, 4 months ago

Bobby Knight, a great and volatile basketball coach, dies

LA Times  

Indiana coach Bobby Knight gestures while instructing his players during a win over Nevada Las Vegas in the 1987 NCAA Final Four. Indiana coach Bobby Knight celebrates with players Scott May, center, and Quinn Buckner after winning the 1976 NCAA men’s basketball title to cap an undefeated season. When observers sided with Thomas, he said, “I deserved it,” and calmly explained that one of the main reasons he’d chosen Indiana was that Knight demanded the best from his players. Patton.” In six seasons at Army, hardly a basketball powerhouse, the Cadets won 102 games and Knight quickly was identified as a can’t-miss young coach, which he quickly proved at Indiana. Myles Brand had moved into the president’s chair at Indiana and warned Knight several times to tone things down, finally announcing that the coach was on a “zero tolerance” policy after Knight largely ignored him.

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