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Picture this scenario. Let's say a legendary basketball coach like Dean Smith was tired of sitting on his rocking chair and walked up to a Special Olympics volunteer to offer his services to start a basketball program. Or Phil Jackson. Or Bob Knight. OK. Maybe not Bob Knight, though you just never know. That may seem a little far fetched, even with Smith's history of taking a stand and backing
Indiana is the home of basketball, which is why we're flat ignoring the NBA Finals. The "classic matchup" of Kobe Bryant's Lakers and the mercenary Celtics isn't doing it for me any more than the rest of the NBA season did. Bob Knight was once asked if he had any interest in coaching in the NBA. "No," he said, "I'm a basketball coach."
Filed under: Indiana Basketball , NCAA Basketball Coaches , NCAA Basketball Video , Texas Tech Basketball While giving a speech in April, former Indiana and Texas Tech coach Bob Knight 's phone rang. So he answered it and had a profane conversation (with Knight, is there any other kind') in front of everyone in attendance: There was a brief kerfuffle early in the presidential campaign when Rudy Giuliani...
Cell phone etiquette: we've mostly nailed it down. Don't talk while driving. Don't text during class. Don't clean your ear with the antenna. Bob Knight probably treats cell phone like the 3-point...
Matt " Bam Bam " Barber, one of the "like-minded men with Concerned Women for America," has decided to leave one of the curiously estrogen-free posts at the organization, policy director for cultural issues (homo-obsessive Bob Knight was the director of its Culture and Family Institute). The Advocate : Barber is moving on to work with two strongly pro-family organizations in Virginia, the Liberty University...
Back in the early 1990s, while working for the Cleveland Browns, I took a side trip with head coach Bill Belichick to spend an afternoon at Indiana with legendary basketball coach Bob Knight, before continuing on to the NFL Combine.
After 15 games as Texas Tech's head coach and a few months of perspective since the end of the season, Pat Knight is putting his unique (and un-Bob-Knight-like) mark on the program, writes Tim Griffin.
Knight attended Ohio State and was a member of the Buckeye team that won the NCAA championship in 1960. After graduating with a degree in history and government, Knight was an assistant coach at Cuyahoga Falls (Ohio) High School for one year before entering the U.S. Army. He was assigned to assist coach Tates Locke at West Point, and when Locke became head coach at Miami (Ohio) University in 1965,...
Bob Knight, who started his college coaching career at Army and led the Black Knights to four NIT appearances, is the newest member of the Army Sports Hall of Fame.
Filed under: Mid-Majors Basketball , NCAA Basketball Coaches , NCAA Basketball Media Watch , NCAA Basketball Video This is fantastic. Bob Knight is at a speaking engagement in Nashville, Tennessee and gets a call on his cell phone. In front of the crowd he starts to have a conversation with Craig Angelos, the Athletic Director at Florida Atlantic University. Knight recommended the hiring of Bob Hipsher...
Damon Bailey received his first recruiting letter (from Syracuse) as a seventh-grader. The following year then-Indiana coach Bob Knight made him the poster child for premature hype by saying the eighth grader was better than any Indiana guard (see the book "Season on the Brink").
The defense of homophobic violence that started with an article by Ted Pike on David Duke’s virulently racist and anti-Semitic website has now been taken by Peter LaBarbera to his fellow anti-gays: Concerned Women for America (CWA)’s Matt Barber, and Bob Knight of the Culture and Media Institute. Bob Knight and Peter LaBarbera are old friends [...]
So we’ve already established that the Mavericks fired coach Avery Johnson in the wake of their first round playoff exit. I always say you have to see what's out there first before you move on, but perhaps this is best for both parties. Now the question for Dallas becomes who do they hire? [...]
Back in the day, you could handle the rock. You could go coast to coast with your left hand. You could rain three-pointers from the rafters. You could talk at length about the intricacies of the triangle offense or the merits of man-to-man vs. zone. You were also 6′8″ and came “this close” to making it [...]
