Trump Mourns the Death of Bobby Knight: ‘An Incredible Person’
Former President Donald Trump mourned the death of Indiana coach Bobby Knight upon news of his passing on Wednesday.
Former President Donald Trump mourned the death of Indiana coach Bobby Knight upon news of his passing on Wednesday.
College basketball coaching legend Bobby Knight has been released from the hospital and is resting at home “in good hands,” according to the coach’s son.
College basketball Hall of Famer and coaching legend Bobby Knight has been admitted to a hospital, and the school is now asking for prayers for their stricken coach, according to reports.
Famed Indiana basketball coach Bobby Knight led an 8,500-person rally crowd in chanting “Go get ’em, Donald” Friday night in Indianapolis.
President Donald Trump will hold a Friday evening rally in Indiana with Vice President Mike Pence for Republican Senate candidate Mike Braun, who has a slight lead in the polls as he seeks to unseat incumbent Sen. Joe Donnelly (D-IN). Trump tweeted earlier in the day that former Indiana basketball coach Bobby “The General” Knight will also be at the rally. Stay tuned to Breitbart News for live updates.
Saturday on Fox News Channel’s “Watters’ World,” former Indiana Hoosiers basketball coach Bobby Knight guaranteed that Americans will not see the same type of “bullsh*t” during President Donald Trump’s administration that was seen during former President Barack Obama’s presidency. Watch: “That last administration
Legendary basketball coach Bobby Knight gave an interview Friday with Fox News Channel’s Neil Cavuto without ever looking into the camera. Knight ripped the “idiots” in the media for their President-elect Donald Trump coverage. “Let’s concentrate on what Donald Trump wants to
Thousands of Donald Trump supporters filled the DeltaPlex arena on a cool Halloween morning — some in costume — as the Republican presidential nominee made a bid to expand the electoral map and win a state that has long eluded Republican presidential candidates.
Indiana Hoosiers basketball coaching legend Bobby Knight joined Breitbart’s Washington Political Editor Matt Boyle on Friday’s Breitbart News Daily on SiriusXM to talk about the previous evening’s rally for Donald Trump in Pennsylvania.
Former Indiana Hoosiers basketball coach Bobby Knight said Friday on “Fox & Friends” that if he was coaching Colin Kaepernick or owned the team he was on that he “would have gotten rid of” him because of the distraction caused. “Were I
Thursday on MSNBC, legendary Indiana Hoosiers basketball coach Bobby Knight discussed his endorsement of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. Knight said Trump would be “good for America” because he is smart, tough, loves America and brings a lot to the table.
Wednesday on CNN’s “New Day,” former Indiana head basketball coach Bobby Knight dismissed a question from co-host Chris Cuomo on where the Republican Party goes after a contentious battle for its presidential nomination. Knight said none of that was important,
Indiana basketball head coach Bobby Knight showered praise on businessman Donald Trump at a packed house in Evansville, Indiana, on Thursday.
Leading up to next week’s Indiana primary, GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump got legendary Indiana University basketball coach Bobby Knight’s endorsement. Former Gov. Howard Dean (D-VT) reacted Thursday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” to the Knight endorsement by saying Knight’s status in
Legendary Indiana Hoosiers basketball coach Bobby Knight endorsed GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump at a rally in Indianapolis, Indiana on Wednesday. The three-time national champion coach praised Trump, saying he would have a better relationship with the military than any other previous president.
Sarah Palin swatted Ted Cruz’s decision to name a runningmate, writing, “It’s smarter to actually put the ball through the HOOP before you claim victory.”
Indiana University basketball coach Bobby Knight endorsed GOP frontrunner Donald Trump, praising him as the best man for the job as President of the United States in front of roughly 7,500 supporters in Indianapolis, Indiana on Wednesday night.