Hot-tempered basketball coach best known for his time with the Indiana Hoosiers for about 30 years.
Before Fame He learned from Hall of Fame coach Fred Taylor at Ohio State.
Trivia The last place he coached before his retirement was at Texas Tech.
Family Life He was married to Nancy Falk from 1963 to 1985, then in 1988, he married Karen Veith Edgar. He has two sons named Pat and Tim.
Associated With He is in the Basketball Hall of Fame with John Wooden. Read More...
TIME
April 20, 1931 12:00 AM GMT-5
Samuel Wallace Reyburn resigned as president of Lord & Taylor, Manhattan department store, to devote all his time to the presidency of Associated Dry Goods Corp. which controls Lord & Taylor and James McCreery & Co. in Manhattan, Hahne & Co. (Newark); J. N. Adam & Co. and The William Hengerer Co (Buffalo), Stewart & Co. (Baltimore), Stewart Dry Goods Co. (Louisville), Powers Mercantile Co. Read More...
TIME
May 27, 1935 12:00 AM GMT-4
Break of Hearts (RKO) is the story of the fascinating orchestra leader, adored by women generally, and his beautiful wife, adored by the orchestra leader’s playboy crony in particular, and the difficulties which they cause each other before achieving final reconciliation. When the wife leaves the orchestra leader, she runs into such troubles as alcoholism, fainting spells and fits of giggles to conceal her breaking heart. Read More...
