One of the most influential college basketball coaches of all time, Bob Knight, has passed away at the age of 83. Knight, renowned for his remarkable career, achieved immense success at Indiana University, where he clinched three national titles, including an undefeated season. Additionally, he led the U.S. Olympic team to a gold medal in 1984. Knight’s coaching style, characterized by strict discipline, exerted a profound influence on his players. However, he gained notoriety for his quick temper and frequent outbursts, ultimately leading to his dismissal from Indiana in 2000. Following his departure, Knight continued coaching at Texas Tech before retiring from the college basketball scene. Despite the controversy surrounding him, Knight’s profound impact on the game and his players was widely acknowledged. Many individuals have expressed their admiration and affection for him. In recent years, Knight mended his relationship with Indiana University and made public appearances at various events.