From the archives: Bob Knight on competing, critics, and chair-tossing
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Bob Knight, one of college basketball's winningest coaches during 42 seasons at the U.S. Military Academy, Indiana University and Texas Tech, and who led the U.S. Olympic team to a gold medal in 1984, died Wednesday, November 1 at age 83. In this "Sunday Morning" profile that aired March 17, 2002, correspondent Bill Geist talks with Knight (nicknamed "The General") about his philosophy of teaching; his competitiveness; and his tantrums on the court (which led to his firing from Indiana). Geist also talks with players Andre Emmett and Andy Ellis about playing under Coach Knight.
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Best college basketball coach in history. Period. Bum's quote applies - "he can take his'n and beat your'n, then he can take your'n and beat his'n. RIP, Coach. You'll always be one of my heroes.
Bob Knight is IU basketball. RIP
Hell yeah he is iu basketball . Rip 🙏
Brilliant basketball mind. RIP Coach Knight. Still has the last Undefeated Team. 💪
Its funny how the PC snowflakes outside of his circle of friends/players/coaches/media despise Bob Knight for the most part and without fail make him out to be some sort of evil villain.. whilst individuals *within* his circle of friends/players/coaches/media respect and admire him for the most part and make him out to be a man who had an overwhelming net positive in their life.
Knight reminds me a lot of my farher. Thus, he inspires a lot of mixed feelings in me. Everything from admiration, to contempt, to pity. I wouldn't think that would matter to Knight or his fans, though. I'm just a stranger on the internet, after all. I will likely never be a high profile celebrity like Coach Knight, and will likely not have to deal with as many critics as he did. In the relatively anonymous life I have, though, I've gotten to where I care less what others think of me as I've gotten older. Perhaps Knight was more unaffected by the hate he got towards the end of his life, too.
Gen Z could use a dose of Coach Knight
Big dose for sure!
Rip to both the coach and Andre Emmett. 🙏🏿
Complicated man. I thought he would quit after Indiana fired him. He had far fewer problems with his personality in Lubbock, probably because it did not have the expectations that Indians had
I’m a Tulane Alumni however Bob Knight is my favorite Coach ever
Rip bobby 😢 🙏
Bobby Knight was a character and he was funny and he won and graduated players who may have ordinarily bolted for the NBA and the money. RIP Bobby.
Wow, so he got kids to put his interests ahead of their own. What a hero /s.
@@andorfun4679How is making kids go to class and graduate self serving. There are what? maybe 20 spots available in the NBA each year for new players. He sees that and is looking out for them.
He also committed multiple assaults he was never held accountable, with IU his enabling lap dog. Never held himself accountable either. Saying "sometimes I regretted treating some kids as hard as I did" is a lame cope, especially for things like choking some, or whipping a ball as hard as you can at someone's head. Dude was a total a hole to people outside of the team as well, that had the unmitigated audacity to question him seriously about anything.
I didn't know about all he had common with the TTU President at the time. What I do know is the AD, Gerald Myers, knew Coach for 30+ years and knew to how to manage and handle him. Aside from a confrontation with the Chancellor at a supermarket, you hardly heard anything negative out of Coach Knight during his time at Lubbock. The change in scenery seemed to be exactly what he needed.
Rip Bobby
Best coach ever, Not just college basketball......not just basketball .......best sports coach
Biggest mistake firing Coach knight at I U. He was Indiana Basketball!
Psychopath with a basketball
There was only one, Bobby Knight.
I miss Bob Knight
RIP Bob Knight.
Keith Smart😊
Love Bob Knight
Every time I watch these videos covering Coach Bob Knight I just tear 😢 up.
Kent Benson😊
Finestein never played Sports
Go Hoosiers!! 🏀💯
RIP
More Coaches should have follow Coaches Knights philosophy. Best Coach ever . But in todays college rules and these are now pro players in college ( They're getting paid to play ). Bob would have done what Jay Wright did and RESIGNED before the college game becomes a JOKE - Which it now IS .
Definite respect on my part for the low-key mental toughness and positive attitude of that senior center. That’s a strong competitor and team player who gets what it’s all about with Knight as his coach, vibes off the tougher standards instead of being broken down by them.
❤
Myles Brand seems pretty gay. But, he’s dead now.
Larry Bird😊
He is sort of like the late coach Mike Leach just not as funny.
Go melt on a sesame seed bun with your cheesy Big Bird take.
1:05 🤭💋🍑
r.i.p GO HOOSIERS!
Awful, narcissist, bully.
Awwwwww
He should have ran for President
he was the greatest. listen to what former players say.
@@brock532I agree, go take a listen to Neil Reid in the archives
@@Campylax5yea I mean.. if you want to ignore dozens to focus on one. Maybe Neil was the problem
It's unbelievable how much they protected him but he was winning so thats all they cared about...too bad.
Not complex at all. Great coach horrible human being
Anger management seminar would have worked wonders with this guy. Unfortunately, Knight would have never admitted it.
Let it go
Bad behavior.