Matt Dollinger

I was raised on Indiana basketball. The candy-striped pants. The five championship banners. The unfettered hatred of everything from West Lafayette. From early childhood through college, I knew going to Hoosier games at Assembly Hall was a staple of my life. But my most vivid memory of Bob Knight in Bloomington came on a golf course. Knight loved playing golf almost as much as he loved coaching basketball. Granted, he was significantly better at the latter. Tales of him losing his temper on the…

Knight died Wednesday at age 83. He’ll be remembered as one of the winningest coaches in basketball history, a figure known for his temper and bullying, and a man whose influence will reverberate across Indiana for generations.

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The best, worst, and Knicksiest moves from the 2006 draft class

The best, worst, and Knicksiest moves from a draft that produced multiple Hall of Famers … and one of the worst no. 1 picks of all time

The best, worst, and Knicksiest moves from a draft that produced multiple Hall of Famers … and one of the worst no. 1 picks of all time

Indianapolis has carefully constructed its roster by drafting wisely and accumulating cap space. But it needed a quarterback to make the leap. Enter the 38-year-old Rivers on a one-year, $25 million deal. 

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