Inheriting a team never easy for sons
Sutton, Knight will always be compared to fathers
KANSAS CITY , Mo. — Joey Meyer took another phone call about an issue he's got to be tired of discussing. The first notable son to succeed his father as a college basketball coach, Meyer has become the "go-to guy” when it comes to questions about bequeathing college athletic programs.
With four Division I coaches taking over for their fathers in the last two years, Meyer's phone has been ringing a lot. But the s...
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