Nancy Knight

While overseeing the Double T Shoppe, Tech's retail outlet for athletic apparel and other merchandise, Tim Knight arranged for such items as miniature basketballs, caps and media guides to be shipped to The General's Store, which was operated by his mother, Nancy Knight.
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The records show that, from Oct. 25 through March 23, Tim Knight or others in the Tech athletic department used the university's Federal Express account to ship 23 packages, weighing a total of 558 pounds, to The General's Store in Indianapolis or a Bloomington, Ind., residence identified as The General's Store and listing Nancy Knight as the recipient.
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Knight began working in the Tech athletic department as a temporary employee June 1, two months after his father became the Red Raiders' coach.
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Nancy Knight, Bob Knight's first wife and Tim Knight's mother, took over management of the store after her son moved to Texas.The store was closed after basketball season.

Tech Athletic Director Gerald Myers told the Star-Telegram on March 25 that he knew Knight had owned a store in Indiana relating to his father but had never studied the situation because he believed the store had closed.

"I don't think he's got that store in operation in Indiana," he said."I'm not real sure, but if he does, he's probably got it leased to somebody managing it for him.I don't know."

Told that the store had been open throughout basketball season and that Nancy Knight had run it, Myers said: "Oh, really?
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Nancy Knight said The General's Store was open for business three days a week during the 2001-02 basketball season and was stocked primarily with Tech-related merchandise, which has been popular in Indiana since Tech hired Bob Knight.

Tech spokeswoman Cindy Rugeley said Friday that Tim Knight arranged for such items as miniature basketballs, caps and media guides to be shipped to The General's Store in Indianapolis, operated by his mother, Nancy Knight.
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Records show that from Oct. 25 to March 23, the Tech athletic department used the university's Federal Express account to ship 23 packages, weighing a total of 558 pounds, to The General's Store in Indianapolis or a Bloomington, Ind., residence listing Nancy Knight as the recipient.Records show that the university was billed $497 by Federal Express.

Knight began working in the Tech athletic department as a temporary employee June 1, two months after his father became the Red Raiders' coach.

Tech spokeswoman Cindy Rugeley said today that Tim Knight arranged for such items as miniature basketballs, caps and media guides to be shipped to The General's Store in Indianapolis, operated by his mother, Nancy Knight.
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Records show that from Oct. 25 to March 23, the Tech athletic department used the university's Federal Express account to ship 23 packages, weighing a total of 558 pounds, to The General's Store in Indianapolis or a Bloomington, Ind., residence listing Nancy Knight as the recipient.Records show that the university was billed $497 by Federal Express.

Knight began working in the Tech athletic department as a temporary employee June 1, two months after his father became the Red Raiders' coach.

The items, such as miniature basketballs, caps and media guides, were shipped to The General's Store in Indianapolis, operated by Tim Knight's mother, Nancy Knight, Tech spokeswoman Cindy Rugeley said Friday.
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Records show that from Oct. 25 to March 23, the Tech athletic department used the university's Federal Express account to ship 23 packages, weighing a total of 558 pounds, to The General's Store in Indianapolis or a Bloomington, Ind., residence listing Nancy Knight as the recipient.Records show the university was billed $497 by Federal Express.

Knight began working in the Tech athletic department as a temporary employee June 1, two months after his father became the coach.

While overseeing the Double T Shoppe, Tech's retail outlet for athletic apparel and other merchandise, Tim Knight arranged for such items as miniature basketballs, caps and media guides to be shipped to The General's Store, which was operated by his mother, Nancy Knight.
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The records show that, from Oct. 25 through March 23, Tim Knight or others in the Tech athletic department used the university's Federal Express account to ship 23 packages, weighing a total of 558 pounds, to The General's Store in Indianapolis or a Bloomington, Ind., residence identified as The General's Store and listing Nancy Knight as the recipient.
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Knight began working in the Tech athletic department as a temporary employee June 1, two months after his father became the Red Raiders' coach.
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Nancy Knight, Bob Knight's first wife and Tim Knight's mother, took over the management of the store after her son moved to Texas.The store was closed after basketball season.

Tech Athletic Director Gerald Myers told the "Star-Telegram" on March 25 that he knew Knight had owned a store in Indiana relating to his father but had never studied the situation because he believed the store had closed.

"I don't think he's got that store in operation in Indiana," he said."I'm not real sure, but if he does, he's probably got it leased to somebody managing it for him.I don't know."

Told that the store had been open throughout basketball season and that Nancy Knight had run it, Myers said: "Oh, really?
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Nancy Knight said The General's Store was open for business three days a week during the 2001-02 basketball season and was stocked primarily with Tech-related merchandise, which has been popular in Indiana since Tech hired Bob Knight.

The items, such as miniature basketballs, caps and media guides, were shipped to The General's Store in Indianapolis, operated by Tim Knight's mother, Nancy Knight, Tech spokeswoman Cindy Rugeley said Friday.
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Records show that from Oct. 25 to March 23, the Tech athletic department used the university's Federal Express account to ship 23 packages, weighing a total of 558 pounds, to The General's Store in Indianapolis or a Bloomington, Ind., residence listing Nancy Knight as the recipient.Records show the university was billed $497 by Federal Express.

Knight began working in the Tech athletic department as a temporary employee June 1, two months after his father became the coach.