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Anybody else watching this?
Game never passed him by. He was a brilliant coach.A sad story of a man who was and is unable to accept that the game and the world passed him by.
A sad story of a man who was and is unable to accept that the game and the world passed him by.
His approach toward his players in the late 90s, according to the documentary, says otherwise.Game never passed him by. He was a brilliant coach.
Not exactly Babe Ruth visiting sick kids in the hospital, but I suppose it's nice.
Our society, and how things are perceived, changed. That is all. Knight was probably the best coach of the last 50+ years.His approach toward his players in the late 90s, according to the documentary, says otherwise.
Dakich's name was mentioned in one of the 2000 interviews. Can't remember if Reed said it or someone else there.It’s weird but Dan Dakich was asked about the program the night before it aired while he was calling the Cuse game. He was Knights assistant at the time of the Reed incident and he was tight lipped about it. He obviously is loyal to Knight who ,I’m sure, did a lot for Dan. But one curious thing he said...”Neal Reed said that I had to get between him and Knight during confrontations and that never happened.” I never heard Reed mention Dakich by name in the feature. He just said people in general had to separate them. I don’t doubt one thing Reed said in his interview. I felt deeply sorry for him and was happy to see how his life turned out before the tragedy.
I want to debate you on everything you said, but let's just agree to disagree.Our society, and how things are perceived, changed. That is all. Knight was probably the best coach of the last 50+ years.
Fixed it for you.Watched it. Bully who needed to be humbled with a beat down.
Our society, and how things are perceived, changed. That is all. Knight was probably the best coach of the last 50+ years.
Eh...K lapped that dude about 15 years agoOur society, and how things are perceived, changed. That is all. Knight was probably the best coach of the last 50+ years.