Bob Knight flashed a bit of his familiar volatility in his return to Bloomington, Ind.
In an effort to keep a line of more than 1,200 moving at a book signing Sunday, store employees began writing names on paper so Knight didn’t have to ask for them. The former Indiana coach apparently wasn’t pleased with the penmanship.
“Let’s get this straightened out right now,” Knight snapped. “I can’t even read some of this stuff.”
The writing quality improved quickly–as did Knight’s demeanor.
Fans began gathering for the signing nearly 12 hours before Knight’s arrival in an effort to get his signature on “Knight: My Story.”
Minnesota melee
Not to be outdone by Maryland fans, about 25 people were arrested on the Minnesota campus early Sunday, hours after the Gophers’ hockey team beat Maine to win the NCAA championship.
Say what?
`It’s pope time– everybody’s looking for the smoke.’
–Tampa Bay general manager Rich McKay on talks that will determine whether fullback Mike Alstott stays with the Bucs
