Fact is he has one of the highest if not-the highest graduating percentages. Gave millions out of his own pockets to help his players get started with various things. He was hard, that’s for sure, it was a generational shift that got him. RIP Coach!!!
Still an abusive a$$hole. Giving money and having a high graduation rate doesn’t excuse his behavior. Fact is, he was supposed to graduate his players! No reward for that. And the millions he gave to charities was writable.
In which generation was it acceptable to choke other people's children over a football game.? And bring a whip to practice with your mostly African-American Squad
Nope-he was the greatest college coach of all-time who had his foibles like any other person-he had a big heart, and helped so many, and he never wanted those acts of charity to be made public. A real man. RIP, General!
It would be a very intriguing movie, great coach but did some really bad things to some of his players that'll always stain the way people think of him.
The first thing that i think of when i hear Bobby Knight is Hall of Fame coach of Indiana. Im only 36 years old but I like basketball and sports history
I remember Dan Patrick having Bobby as a guest. During their interview, he declared how happy he was that Myles Brand had died of cancer. Bobby was just a despicable person. Not happy that he is dead. Just truthful about the narcissism and pettiness of this man. Basketball really isn't all that important.
His legacy is a man who cared about preparing his players for life, helping them graduate and become men who are productive caring members of society. God bless you coach..RIP
He came to speak at a sports banquet in AR and our national sportswriter wrote that Bobby cussed all night in front of the audience that included families with children present. He was boorish and crude while IU looked the other way for way too long.
My dad says when he dies he want to be turned around so the haters can kiss his butt lol. Never knew knight delivered that legendary quote. I guess rob and Chris better get their lip puckered up 😂
No! He was one of the most skilled coaches of all-time. Greatness requires humility, humanity, morals, and ethics, and he was lacking in those departments.
@@DeCurtaRican No I'm not going to go anywhere near that far, but was he a hard-ass? Was he willing to bend a rules to serve his purpose for his team. Yes absolutely of course. But you can't take away what he did in his career
@@blaketindle4703 I grew up in the 70s and 80s. My high school coach was tough, swore a lot and called us pussies if we didn't play hard. Guess what, my precious feelings didn't get hurt
Coach Knight would be fired & cancelled today in our new softer society. I was a student at IU during the post championship (77) thru pre championship (80) , players laugh as they imitate his locker room rants, but he was respected & admired.
His philosophy of “playing for the name of the team in the front of the jersey and not on the back”, and never having players last name on the uniform has to be one of the biggest legacies he left.
His antics will be a BIG part of what people will remember about him. Freaking out, throwing chairs, yelling at reporters and making a mockery of the system will be remembered. I’m not a hater I’m just saying the facts. He could be a total jerk.
Rob wants us to hate Knight. Bobby was a throwback to another era. Yes he was crude in his methods sometimes. But he did it his way. And was one of the greatest basketball coaches of all time. Rob
I’m born and raised in Bloomington Indiana, I went to his camps. I knew him personally. Rob your wrong in this neck of the woods. The first thing my people thought was the legend is gone. One of the the greatest coaches of any sport on any level. Not he grabbed Neil Reed for 2 seconds around his neck, or tossed a plastic chair. Put some respect on the man Rob Parker.
Im 39. The first think that pops into my head when I hear his name is that chair spinning across the floor Lolo. And his face tweaking towards the refs. Different time. More acceptable. Was a great coach tho.
He was a man of his time. Not so much that he did anything unforgivable. Just different times and things we just wont accept now knowing what we know. Hes a controversial figure but some of the things Rob brought up, others applaud. The the death quote or throwing the chair.
Actually, the three National Championships IS the first thing this listener thinks about upon hearing Bobby Knight's name. Wasn't a big fan of his but respected his coaching.
That's completely wrong, he didn't like the big city life and larry was to good for that scheme, Kinght told him to go somewhere small so he could do it himself..
No matter what I may think of his ways, today is a day to remember Bobby Knight and wish his family and friends the most sincere condolences. There will be another day to delve into the good and the bad of his legacy.
I knew it...once again Rob Parker with the negative Nancy takes I love it tell it Rob Parker!!!! Bobby did do things that were hard to ignore like throwing chairs and putting his hands on players!!
The throwing of the chair The head-butt The choke The popping of the whip (racial!) The showing the sh!t on the TP The hanging tampons on lockers The grabbing by the collar The petulance with the media The Trump supporting The lies If Bobby knight had been black, he would have been fired on the 1970s. John Chaney was a black coach who had a notorious temper, but he was nothing like Knight. Knight was lucky he didn’t coach Latrell Sprewell! Knight was violent, and I’m shocked that no player ever responded in kind. That’s his legacy!
I’m sure most are going to have clear bias views weather for or against Knight, but someone who chooses to assess objectively will likely conclude that Bobby Knight was an extremely flawed and complex man. He could be extremely bullish, temperamental, vindictive and prideful, but he also could be incredibly giving, loyal, graduated his players, never cheated by NCAA standards (As far as we know), and MOST of his former players, regardless of background or ethnicity, love or at the very least, respects and appreciates the role that Knight played in there life during and after there tenure under his teaching.
I remember Bobby Knight as being great - until he wasn’t . . . And the change for me was what Rob and Chris brought up about his lack of temper control.
He was a bit extreme at times , but remember that this transpired before cancel culture . I wonder what the parents of the signers said to Bobby Knight on the those visits to the home ?
Oh wow. Coach got fired for not choking Neil Reed but he got fired for grabbing an elbow of a student for disrespecting him. The media was the reason his legacy is clouded. Coach was and is the only coach that taught a class at Indiana while coaching. Graduated over 90% of his players. When one of his players was paralyzed, he spearheaded a charity fund that took care of everything for him. He changed Texas Tech to a power basketball team. Just some of the many things Coach Knight has done. Oh yeah, the bull whip. It’s was a prop for the media
@@kyletucker3811 I never said that he didn’t choke Neil Reed. I said that he did not get fired for that. Reed wasn’t on the team the year Coach got fired.
@houseofguards2391 I have not ‘sugarcoated’ anything. The media (Chris and Rob) has said Coach was fired for choking Mr. Neil Reed. That’s not true. I never said Coach didn’t choke anyone. Just that his firing was not from choking Neil Reed a year earlier.
Bobby Knight was a great coach, but had anger issues. No way his stick would not work today. He knew basketball , bu he was a a...hoe. Whip thing was really out their fam.
Knight was interviewed by Dan Patrick. Knight noted how he was delighted that Myles Brand died of cancer. Knight was a despicable human being, petty and narcissistic. Don't delight in anyone's demise or sickness. But, he was a despicable man.
I hear that guy Was a trip and one time came to practice with a bullwhip, Isaiah Thomas said the he was friends with the kkk and all Thomas had to do was win in order not to Worry
We all have faults. His good far outweighs the bad. At this time talking about the temper and a few bad acts is wrong. I bet he could whip either one you at 80
Bobby said the "Kiss my ass" at 1994 Senior Night. The new administration with Myles Brand made it clear they wanted him gone, it was directed at IU Officials 4 years later Brand fires him and becomes President of the NCAA. The kid who Knight grabbed that got him fired, the son of a long time critic in the press. Coach Knight was only controversial in the media, and this video is a clear example why.
He had a foul mouth and was a vile and unforgiving person with a violent temper. He was also a great coach who demanded excellence and showed the world how to get the best from their athletes. He is an enigma that no man can sort. That is why ultimate judgment belongs to the creator, God.
Look at the graduation rates and come back. He made men out of them. Tough love works for tough kids from tough backgrounds. Works for most of us. I always preferred a boss who would tell me the hard truth. Helped me grow. Not today’s coaches who have to remind kids to have their pronouns right.
Just beat up a police offer in Puerto Rico and the cowardly bastard was found guilty in absentia (did not go back). Blue Lives Matter unless you're Puerto Rican. Will definitely take ball player receiving money and gifts over a man beating up a police offer. In addition, during an interview with Dan Patrick, Knight said he was delighted that Myles Brand died of cancer. Knight was a despicable man. Not happy of his demise. But, truth is he was bottom of the barrel.
Bobby knight was a legendary coach but as person he was 50/50 so his legacy should separate the coaching career from the person because if you look at him as a person especially those later years it's terrible but you can't erase what he did as a coach
here's an example of everybody wants the truth until they have to tell the truth about these guys coaches players so called owners and otherwise ‼️🤔🔥🔥🔥
FACTS are totally wrong regarding Bobby Knight, you guys need to get the story straight. it was like they were just guessing on the stuff that happened. His team gave him the whip as a joke, also , He did not say that he wanted to be buried naked upside down...dude stop. it was a tribute after a game and he made a speech, he did not say that to a referee, never said anything about being naked, what kind of crap are you making up here? And look at the chair throw, he tossed it harmlessly over at the the out of bounds cheerleader area and they saw it coming a mile away and it was a light-weight chair. he knew what he was doing. and he grabbed at Neil Reed's throat but didn't squeeze it , he just moved him a little bit. he did not choke the air out of Neil Reed. How many more false stories do you want me to correct? he head-butted his own son, not another player, was it right to head-butt him, NO, but get the story straight.
He was a great coach for his time , but he could not coach today no player would subject himself to the abuse he would diss out to his players back then . Of course back then we were not a bunch of snowflakes we were used to a coach being a tough SOB. All that said if I had a son who was a great player I would not have wanted him to play for coach Knight
I wonder why with Michael Jordan the first thing we dont think of is that he is a Dick to people and has a gambling problem that has thrown millions of dollars away. Didn't he punch Steve Kerr also? Kinda bias if you ask me.
Horrible taste and take to focus on the flaws of a true legend at the time of his death. “It is not the critic who counts; nor the one who points out how the strong person stumbled, or where the doer of a deed could have done better.” The credit belongs to the person who is actually in the arena; the doer of deeds.” Knight was a man among men who did things the right way unapologetically. History will remember the General and not his critics.
wow it's amazing to me that Resort has no problem with this man bringing a whip it was well it would seem to me that if he's okay with it he's traumatized by that whole slavery story and his bought into it well just a little slavery reminder no big deal😮
I know people are gonna spend the night kissing Knight's ass and saying that placing the anger management and physical and verbal violence on his players aside... the dude was a legend.... JOHN WOODEN WAS A LEGEND... and he didn't abuse his players... this is why I'm proud my son is at UCLA... a school with integrity and respect of its athletes.... Bob Knight was coddled by a state and an administrative staff of scared SYCHOPHANTS... it ain't the world's fault Knight pissed away his career. There's a way to coach where you leave your mark on the people who looked up to you... with reverence and admiration... and then there's a way that leave's your career as a cautionary tale.... HE'S LUCKY... LUCKY HE DIED TODAY... AND NOT IN THE HANDS OF ONE OF HIS PLAYERS...because if I was one of his former players... different ending.
Yep John Wooden was the Man , but come on Knight does not deserve the abuse you are heaping upon him in your comment , show some respect . Be like Wooden
@@dangreene3895no I'm sorry I'd like people to remember Reid... the kid he choked that died some years back... let's remember his victims... like the professor who asked for Knight's resignation and was getting so many death threats... he and his wife fled to Canada... or how about the time he told Connie Chong, "women that get raped should just sit there and enjoy it" ... look it up ... he did that too.
@@arkangelarkangel1302 As far as the player dying that had nothing to do with Knight and that incident , as for the rest yeah Knight was a jerk , but people should not be judged from their worst , there is always a mixture of good and bad in everybody .
All door I agree with Rob Parker. If this were a black man he would get a lot of outrage à la Kobe Bryant when he died, and people brought up the rape charges.
Parker tried to tie in that the player who Bobby Knight choked now passed away at 36 years old from that incident. Rob Parker couldn’t even give the respect to the dead !
Bob Knight made MEN, and I am a Louisville fan saying that. RIP to the General.
Fact is he has one of the highest if not-the highest graduating percentages. Gave millions out of his own pockets to help his players get started with various things. He was hard, that’s for sure, it was a generational shift that got him. RIP Coach!!!
Facts!
Still an abusive a$$hole. Giving money and having a high graduation rate doesn’t excuse his behavior. Fact is, he was supposed to graduate his players! No reward for that. And the millions he gave to charities was writable.
In which generation was it acceptable to choke other people's children over a football game.?
And bring a whip to practice with your mostly African-American Squad
Bobby was abusive piece of 💩 what he did to Neil Reed is a Abomination
if you’re going to tell the story then tell the whole story. he has a long list of bad and some even terrible things
Chris is the man of 1000 cities 🤣🤣🤣
He was a phenomenal coach whose lack of self-control overshadowed his coaching skills.
Lacked Control? He choked Neil Reed
Nope-he was the greatest college coach of all-time who had his foibles like any other person-he had a big heart, and helped so many, and he never wanted those acts of charity to be made public. A real man. RIP, General!
There should be a biopic style movie about Bobby Knight’s life & coaching career
Absolutely
I would watch that
Imagine Tom Hardy with his ability to match his voice to Bobby and give that intimidating scowl.
It would be a very intriguing movie, great coach but did some really bad things to some of his players that'll always stain the way people think of him.
The first thing that i think of when i hear Bobby Knight is Hall of Fame coach of Indiana. Im only 36 years old but I like basketball and sports history
Same..... He was very present in our youth
A undefeated team says a lot .
I remember Dan Patrick having Bobby as a guest. During their interview, he declared how happy he was that Myles Brand had died of cancer. Bobby was just a despicable person. Not happy that he is dead. Just truthful about the narcissism and pettiness of this man. Basketball really isn't all that important.
His Coaching Tree is Insane 💯
Calling pre NBA Michael Jordan as the GOAT!🐐
To be fair he said that Jordan was the best player that HE ever saw. Not the same as saying he is the GOAT. He was 1000% right though. Great answer.
@@terrellbaker1660 you right
@@terrellbaker1660YUP when they used to call him MIKE JORDAN.
I believe he also said Len Bias was right there with Michael, which he was.
@@DeCurtaRicanYep, only if Len wasn't using coke we could've found out
Coach was a man’s man rip he’s a legend
I just knew him as a basketball coach. i don't care about his views outside of coaching.
He was great as a coach and condolences to his family.
All his downfalls include coaching not outside things lol
So if someone R kids but is a great coach you will look past it ?
@@_Some0nerandom_yes
one of the greatest coaches in men's college basketball history, condolences to his family
RIP to Bobby Knight. Amazing man and legendary coach !
Amazing man? 😂😂😂
@@dadillonfulHe wasn't a bad person but he did become a loose cannon at times.
He was an idiot!
@@rdogletree4543: He assaulted his players!
@@rdogletree4543He was a horrible person.
His legacy is a man who cared about preparing his players for life, helping them graduate and become men who are productive caring members of society. God bless you coach..RIP
I was at the 1981 Championship Game at The Spectrum. Paid $75 for two tickets.
He came to speak at a sports banquet in AR and our national sportswriter wrote that Bobby cussed all night in front of the audience that included families with children present. He was boorish and crude while IU looked the other way for way too long.
IU was willing to let him get away with it as long as he was winning. Once he wasn’t winning, they dropped him like the bad habit he was.
With the way things are going, our kids are gonna have a lot more to worry about than an old man cursing😅
@@alexe727man crazy but true
They gave Paul Bear Bryant a Hollywood movie called Junction Boys and he pushed players to the brink of death .
RIP Mr Knight
My dad says when he dies he want to be turned around so the haters can kiss his butt lol. Never knew knight delivered that legendary quote. I guess rob and Chris better get their lip puckered up 😂
Especially Rob
They better be ready.
@@soda8736 Yep.
Bob Knight is one of the greatest coaches of all time. That's his legacy legendary coach big mouth loud mouth old school head coach
No! He was one of the most skilled coaches of all-time. Greatness requires humility, humanity, morals, and ethics, and he was lacking in those departments.
@@DeCurtaRican No I'm not going to go anywhere near that far, but was he a hard-ass? Was he willing to bend a rules to serve his purpose for his team. Yes absolutely of course. But you can't take away what he did in his career
When I heard Bobby Knight I remember him as a great coach.
Nice to hear Broussard with a fond memory of Bobby Knight.
RIP Bobby. Said Jordan is the best player he has ever seen coming into the league.
Bobby Knight's temperament was that of a Marines officer.
But he wasn’t in the military at the time! That behavior has no place in civilian life!
@blaketindle4703 Are you kidding? The way these kids are today, you need people like Bobby knight now more than ever.
@@blaketindle4703 I grew up in the 70s and 80s. My high school coach was tough, swore a lot and called us pussies if we didn't play hard. Guess what, my precious feelings didn't get hurt
A winner.
My dad showing me the video of him throwing the chair is one of my first basketball memories… RIP coach
Coach Knight would be fired & cancelled today in our new softer society. I was a student at IU during the post championship (77) thru pre championship (80) , players laugh as they imitate his locker room rants, but he was respected & admired.
His philosophy of “playing for the name of the team in the front of the jersey and not on the back”, and never having players last name on the uniform has to be one of the biggest legacies he left.
and being a convicted abuser lol
His antics will be a BIG part of what people will remember about him. Freaking out, throwing chairs, yelling at reporters and making a mockery of the system will be remembered. I’m not a hater I’m just saying the facts. He could be a total jerk.
RIP. As far as coaches going overboard I remember watching woody Hayes punch a kid on the sidelines live on tv. He was gone the next day or so
Rob wants us to hate Knight. Bobby was a throwback to another era. Yes he was crude in his methods sometimes. But he did it his way. And was one of the greatest basketball coaches of all time. Rob
Its the truth when i seen his picture i was like aint tht the dude tht was hitting kids lol
broussard is legitimately from everywhere it’s insane
I’m born and raised in Bloomington Indiana, I went to his camps. I knew him personally. Rob your wrong in this neck of the woods. The first thing my people thought was the legend is gone. One of the the greatest coaches of any sport on any level. Not he grabbed Neil Reed for 2 seconds around his neck, or tossed a plastic chair. Put some respect on the man Rob Parker.
Knight was crazy in the court
Rip 🙏
Im 39. The first think that pops into my head when I hear his name is that chair spinning across the floor Lolo. And his face tweaking towards the refs.
Different time. More acceptable. Was a great coach tho.
Best sports talk show ever.
He coached Michael Jordan in 1984
He was a man of his time. Not so much that he did anything unforgivable. Just different times and things we just wont accept now knowing what we know. Hes a controversial figure but some of the things Rob brought up, others applaud. The the death quote or throwing the chair.
Actually, the three National Championships IS the first thing this listener thinks about upon hearing Bobby Knight's name. Wasn't a big fan of his but respected his coaching.
Larry Bird would not take Knight's b.s. .....remember?
That's completely wrong, he didn't like the big city life and larry was to good for that scheme, Kinght told him to go somewhere small so he could do it himself..
No matter what I may think of his ways, today is a day to remember Bobby Knight and wish his family and friends the most sincere condolences.
There will be another day to delve into the good and the bad of his legacy.
I knew it...once again Rob Parker with the negative Nancy takes I love it tell it Rob Parker!!!! Bobby did do things that were hard to ignore like throwing chairs and putting his hands on players!!
The throwing of the chair
The head-butt
The choke
The popping of the whip (racial!)
The showing the sh!t on the TP
The hanging tampons on lockers
The grabbing by the collar
The petulance with the media
The Trump supporting
The lies
If Bobby knight had been black, he would have been fired on the 1970s. John Chaney was a black coach who had a notorious temper, but he was nothing like Knight.
Knight was lucky he didn’t coach Latrell Sprewell! Knight was violent, and I’m shocked that no player ever responded in kind.
That’s his legacy!
I’m sure most are going to have clear bias views weather for or against Knight, but someone who chooses to assess objectively will likely conclude that Bobby Knight was an extremely flawed and complex man. He could be extremely bullish, temperamental, vindictive and prideful, but he also could be incredibly giving, loyal, graduated his players, never cheated by NCAA standards (As far as we know), and MOST of his former players, regardless of background or ethnicity, love or at the very least, respects and appreciates the role that Knight played in there life during and after there tenure under his teaching.
I am 60 years old ang grew up in Indiana and i loved watching IU basketball growing up. We knew Knight was a jerk but he was a great coach for sure.
I remember Bobby Knight as being great - until he wasn’t . . . And the change for me was what Rob and Chris brought up about his lack of temper control.
He was a bit extreme at times , but remember that this transpired before cancel culture . I wonder what the parents of the signers said to Bobby Knight on the those visits to the home ?
He head butted one of his players too.
Oh wow. Coach got fired for not choking Neil Reed but he got fired for grabbing an elbow of a student for disrespecting him. The media was the reason his legacy is clouded. Coach was and is the only coach that taught a class at Indiana while coaching. Graduated over 90% of his players. When one of his players was paralyzed, he spearheaded a charity fund that took care of everything for him. He changed Texas Tech to a power basketball team. Just some of the many things Coach Knight has done. Oh yeah, the bull whip. It’s was a prop for the media
He choked the kid. You wanna have fond memories, okay. Doesn't change what he did and to try and act like he didn't is ludicrous.
@@kyletucker3811 I never said that he didn’t choke Neil Reed. I said that he did not get fired for that. Reed wasn’t on the team the year Coach got fired.
Yeah the student said what's up Knight and Bobby had to check him on that!!!
@houseofguards2391 I have not ‘sugarcoated’ anything. The media (Chris and Rob) has said Coach was fired for choking Mr. Neil Reed. That’s not true. I never said Coach didn’t choke anyone. Just that his firing was not from choking Neil Reed a year earlier.
Bobby knight wouldn't want him as a father most likely would lose his temper
Bobby Knight was a great coach, but had anger issues. No way his stick would not work today. He knew basketball , bu he was a a...hoe. Whip thing was really out their fam.
Yesteryear was as free as freedom could get compared to this captive , confined freedom of today . He'd be canceled today .
I wish he had done commercials for Miller Lite.
Of course Rob focuses on the bad
The problem that we have with this generation of players , is that there is no coach like Bob knight to kick them in the ass !!!!!
Knight was as cruel and deadly as a rattlesnake. Only he didn't rattle before he struck.
Knight was interviewed by Dan Patrick. Knight noted how he was delighted that Myles Brand died of cancer. Knight was a despicable human being, petty and narcissistic. Don't delight in anyone's demise or sickness. But, he was a despicable man.
great coach but too tough crazy
I hear that guy
Was a trip and one time came to practice with a bullwhip, Isaiah Thomas said the he was friends with the kkk and all Thomas had to do was win in order not to
Worry
How about we don’t say that he “touched kids”. I know what y’all meant but a lot of young people don’t.
We all have faults. His good far outweighs the bad. At this time talking about the temper and a few bad acts is wrong. I bet he could whip either one you at 80
Get his butt kicked at 80. Mam was trash. The guy bragged how he was delighted that Myles Brand died of cancer. Despicable human being.
Indiana has a statue of Alfred Kinsley and y'all talk about Knight
Bobby said the "Kiss my ass" at 1994 Senior Night.
The new administration with Myles Brand made it clear they wanted him gone, it was directed at IU Officials
4 years later Brand fires him and becomes President of the NCAA.
The kid who Knight grabbed that got him fired, the son of a long time critic in the press.
Coach Knight was only controversial in the media, and this video is a clear example why.
don’t embellish Rob, he only said when his time has come and activities come to pass, to bury him face down so his critics can…
Bobby Knight's Legacy will be him throwing that chair on the court and yelling at kids, SMH
That's what he'll Always be remember for!!!
Why Chris lived in every state ? Lol
He had a foul mouth and was a vile and unforgiving person with a violent temper. He was also a great coach who demanded excellence and showed the world how to get the best from their athletes. He is an enigma that no man can sort. That is why ultimate judgment belongs to the creator, God.
Chris sure has been to a lot of places and interacted with these 😂😂😂, next he’s going to say he was golfing on the moon with the astronauts
Young men would be better off with coaches like him than the cupcake woke coaching clowns we have today.
Look at the graduation rates and come back. He made men out of them. Tough love works for tough kids from tough backgrounds. Works for most of us. I always preferred a boss who would tell me the hard truth. Helped me grow. Not today’s coaches who have to remind kids to have their pronouns right.
Undefeated season and didn’t have one player paid for by alumni like Wooden
Just beat up a police offer in Puerto Rico and the cowardly bastard was found guilty in absentia (did not go back). Blue Lives Matter unless you're Puerto Rican. Will definitely take ball player receiving money and gifts over a man beating up a police offer. In addition, during an interview with Dan Patrick, Knight said he was delighted that Myles Brand died of cancer. Knight was a despicable man. Not happy of his demise. But, truth is he was bottom of the barrel.
people can say what they want he did not checked
Bobby knight was a legendary coach but as person he was 50/50 so his legacy should separate the coaching career from the person because if you look at him as a person especially those later years it's terrible but you can't erase what he did as a coach
Rob makes it quite clear he has no clue about anything to do with Bob Knight.
here's an example of everybody wants the truth until they have to tell the truth about these guys coaches players so called owners and otherwise ‼️🤔🔥🔥🔥
FACTS are totally wrong regarding Bobby Knight, you guys need to get the story straight. it was like they were just guessing on the stuff that happened. His team gave him the whip as a joke, also , He did not say that he wanted to be buried naked upside down...dude stop. it was a tribute after a game and he made a speech, he did not say that to a referee, never said anything about being naked, what kind of crap are you making up here? And look at the chair throw, he tossed it harmlessly over at the the out of bounds cheerleader area and they saw it coming a mile away and it was a light-weight chair. he knew what he was doing. and he grabbed at Neil Reed's throat but didn't squeeze it , he just moved him a little bit. he did not choke the air out of Neil Reed. How many more false stories do you want me to correct? he head-butted his own son, not another player, was it right to head-butt him, NO, but get the story straight.
The whip was given to him by his players as a joke.
He was a great coach to players as far as Xs and Os but a horrible role model to future coaches.
Hahaha he never asked to be one
@@Nighthawk-8050 - Self actualization and awareness are good things.
He was an awful human being who physically and verbally abused his players and only got fired when he choked a regular student. That’s his legacy.
Cry more, leftist 🤣
Triangle passing game.
Once you touch a kid it’s a wrap for you. Don’t care what else he did
I WONDER IF THEY GOING TO BURY HIM ON HIS STOMACH 🤷🏿♂️
R.I.P. but I didn't like him as a coach. I don't care how much he won
He was a great coach for his time , but he could not coach today no player would subject himself to the abuse he would diss out to his players back then . Of course back then we were not a bunch of snowflakes we were used to a coach being a tough SOB. All that said if I had a son who was a great player I would not have wanted him to play for coach Knight
The man just died this titile is disrespectful
For real💀
Can't ignore it. He had a complicated legacy.
Thank you.
@@FoxSportsRadioOfficialbroutard 🤣🤣🤣
@@FoxSportsRadioOfficiallmaoooooo
Rob just a negative hater any chance he gets
He retired mid season so his Son would get the Head Coaching Job
Rob Parker is beyond disgusting. How dare he
I wonder why with Michael Jordan the first thing we dont think of is that he is a Dick to people and has a gambling problem that has thrown millions of dollars away. Didn't he punch Steve Kerr also? Kinda bias if you ask me.
Parker needs to get off that damn phine he looks disinterested
Tinder must be a powerful drug.
Remembered????
Chair thrower
Horrible taste and take to focus on the flaws of a true legend at the time of his death. “It is not the critic who counts; nor the one who points out how the strong person stumbled, or where the doer of a deed could have done better.” The credit belongs to the person who is actually in the arena; the doer of deeds.” Knight was a man among men who did things the right way unapologetically. History will remember the General and not his critics.
Nice Teddy Roosevelt reflection! I see you, DMC.
wow it's amazing to me that Resort has no problem with this man bringing a whip it was well it would seem to me that if he's okay with it he's traumatized by that whole slavery story and his bought into it well just a little slavery reminder no big deal😮
Rob haiting.
I know people are gonna spend the night kissing Knight's ass and saying that placing the anger management and physical and verbal violence on his players aside... the dude was a legend.... JOHN WOODEN WAS A LEGEND... and he didn't abuse his players... this is why I'm proud my son is at UCLA... a school with integrity and respect of its athletes.... Bob Knight was coddled by a state and an administrative staff of scared SYCHOPHANTS... it ain't the world's fault Knight pissed away his career. There's a way to coach where you leave your mark on the people who looked up to you... with reverence and admiration... and then there's a way that leave's your career as a cautionary tale.... HE'S LUCKY... LUCKY HE DIED TODAY... AND NOT IN THE HANDS OF ONE OF HIS PLAYERS...because if I was one of his former players... different ending.
Yep John Wooden was the Man , but come on Knight does not deserve the abuse you are heaping upon him in your comment , show some respect . Be like Wooden
@@dangreene3895no I'm sorry I'd like people to remember Reid... the kid he choked that died some years back... let's remember his victims... like the professor who asked for Knight's resignation and was getting so many death threats... he and his wife fled to Canada... or how about the time he told Connie Chong, "women that get raped should just sit there and enjoy it" ... look it up ... he did that too.
@@arkangelarkangel1302 As far as the player dying that had nothing to do with Knight and that incident , as for the rest yeah Knight was a jerk , but people should not be judged from their worst , there is always a mixture of good and bad in everybody .
@@arkangelarkangel1302 That was crazy. Context is important, and I can't remember how that topic came up, but he really said that to a female. Crazy.
IS HE DEAD?
Kinda similar to Will Smith in my opinion. All time great actor but is now mostly known for the slap and being emasculated regularly by his wife.
a choleric has gone. bye bye
All door I agree with Rob Parker. If this were a black man he would get a lot of outrage à la Kobe Bryant when he died, and people brought up the rape charges.
Parker tried to tie in that the player who Bobby Knight choked now passed away at 36 years old from that incident. Rob Parker couldn’t even give the respect to the dead !
Actually one person did and she was black , Kobe was universally celebrated, stop the victim stuff
Kids today are weak and brittle. They would not last a day with coach Knight.