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The two-time national champ has filled college basketball’s Black leadership void left by the former Georgetown coach two decades after his retirement
The Houston coach is of the Lumbee Tribe and says he ‘always identified with the brothers’
‘The heart of John Thompson’ lives in the revival of Georgetown basketball
The longtime Temple coach died at the age of 89 on Jan. 29
Coach’s protest of Proposition 42 through the eyes of Thompson’s son Ronny, who was a player on that Georgetown team
In his new autobiography, the coach describes the famous meeting and the threat to Georgetown’s basketball program
Remembering Gale Sayers, John Thompson, Wes Unseld and Bobby Mitchell
The Hoyas’ complicated history with race makes it impossible to overlook the significance of Patrick Ewing landing a recruit like McClung
Nolan Richardson: ‘You don’t have any black coaches out there now who carry any weight whatsoever’
4 men who shaped Georgetown’s new coach
