The death of Bob Knight leaves us grappling with his unique marriage of victory and rage, a union that followed him for decades. ... Olympic gold medal and Pan-Am gold medal.

The 12-player gold medal-winning roster, led by coach Bob Knight and a Hall of Fame assistant coaching staff, consisted of 11 future NBA first-round draft picks and three future Naismith ...

He was coach of the 1984 Olympic gold medal-winning men’s team. ... Bob Knight, who died Wednesday at age 83, was as famous for his boorish behavior as he was for his superb basketball coaching.

Bob Knight's influence has extended beyond his immediate coaching years to current active Division I ... playing on the national championship team of 1987 and the gold-medal team of the 1984 ...

Bob Knight, who won 902 games and three national championships, died at 83 on Nov. 1. (Gary Mook/Getty Images) Perspective by John Feinstein There was almost no one neutral on the subject of ...

Knight reached the NCAA's March Madness tournament 24 times in his 29 years at Indiana and coached the 1984 U.S. Olympic team to a gold medal in Los Angeles. Knight played at Ohio State, winning a ...

There was so much bad that happened in his basketball life with Bob Knight that they made you forget all that he did at Indiana University when he was young.

Bob Knight coached the gold-medal-winning U.S. Olympic Team in 1984, making him one of three basketball coaches to claim an NCAA title, NIT title and gold medal.

Knight coached the U.S. Olympic team to a gold medal in the 1984 Olympics. Knight was a national celebrity, and he fell in love with being Bob Knight, especially the adulation, money, and power ...

Denari also asked Buckner about the 1975-76 championship team, Buckner's Gold Medal with the 1976 Olympic team and his time on Knight's staff on the 1984 Gold Medal Olympic team.