bobby knight

In addition to the reairing of the special Don Haskins Hour each day at 6 p.m. during SportsTalk, 600 ESPN El Paso is putting each episode on podcast channels—Apple, Google Play, you name it! Now, the Don Haskins Hour will be available to download and stream on Spotify.

On September 19th 2006, Coach Bobby Knight appeared as a guest on the Don Haskins Radio Show. Today is the 10th anniversary of Coach Haskins' passing.

Bobby Knight might be 74, but the Hall of Fame basketball coach has not lost his fiery temper. Knight repeatedly told a fan to sit down while he was broadcasting last night's SMU vs. Temple college basketball game on ESPN. The amazing thing is that he did not drop an F-Bomb on national television...

The legendary Bobby Knight won more than 900 basketball games in his hall of fame career. Surely, the man they called 'The General' knows the difference between the shot clock and the game clock.

Sports pregame shows have kind of become a necessary evil.  They are mostly mundane and tedious, with the talking heads repeating themselves and talking over each other.  Bobby Knight took a different approach to the pregame show.  He was so disinterested by Len Elmore's breakdown of the Final Four that he decided to nod off on national television...

Former Texas Tech head coach Pat Knight is back in the NCAA tournament this year.  His Lamar Cardinals won the Southland Conference tournament and earned an automatic bid into the 'big dance.'  They are barely in the tournament as a 16 seed and must play Vermont in tonight's first round game to earn the right to get drubbed by North Carolina on Friday...

Monday night’s National Title men’s basketball game between Butler and UConn was one of the worst played contests in recent memory.

I guess it should not come as too much of a surprise that Pat Knight was fired as head coach of Texas Tech this morning. A record of 13-18 and 5-11 in the Big 12 will not cut it in Lubbock or at most other big conferences.

Bobby Knight liked chairs, Billy Martin loved dirt, and Woody Hayes just enjoyed hitting people. Each coach had a different method to get their point across.