Basketball Hall of Famer Bobby Knight, whose unapologetic style ... he was the youngest varsity coach in NCAA history. In 1971, Indiana University hired him, and he worked there for 29 years.

Bobby Knight, the Indiana University basketball coach who guided the Hoosiers to three NCAA championships, has died at 83, his family said. Knight, a member of the Naismith Memorial Basketball ...

Bob Knight, one of college basketball’s winningest ... the cause of death for the man who most famously coached Indiana University from 1971 to 2000 and won three national championships there ...

Bob Knight — the tempestuous winner of three NCAA national championships while the basketball coach at Indiana University but who was often his own worst enemy while warring with administrators ...

At Indiana University, he led his team to three national ... In the first basketball game he coached, Bob Knight lost his temper and broke his clipboard. It was only a junior varsity high school ...

The Indiana football coach is asking fans to give the Indiana basketball coach time — after the football coach did not need ...

According to his official website, Knight passed away Wednesday at his ... being asked for the Alzheimer's Association or Marian University. Starting at 11 p.m. Wednesday, the Big Ten Network ...

There was so much bad that happened and that he did over the second and even third acts of his basketball life with Bob Knight that they made you forget all that he did at Indiana University when ...

Indiana University was once one of the bluest of ... Advertisement Last season was former Bobby Knight recruit Mike Woodson’s first at IU, and for a good part of the year, the Hoosiers were ...

When Indiana University fired Bob Knight in Sept. 2000, the student body had mixed feelings. Some students agreed with the decision, believing his aggressive approach to coaching was unfit for the ...

Bob Knight, Quinn Buckner and Scott May Indiana University Archives As a young coach, Bob Knight is pictured here with Quinn Buckner and Scott May, He built a dynasty with his 1975 and 1976 teams ...