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At the top of the hour, CBS Sports analysts discuss the illustrious career of Davidson coach Bob McKillop.

NBA legend Stephen Curry joins TODAY's Jenna Bush Hager and guest co-host Ayesha Curry to talk about the inspiration behind his new book, “Shot Ready.” While opening up about his basketball roots, Curry is surprised by Bob McKillop, his former coach at Davidson College, who brings him a gift.

Matt Doherty is a longtime Mooresville resident, nationally recognized motivational speaker, executive coach, best-selling author and media personality. He and former Davidson head coach Bob McKillop sat down for a Q&A.

Cheryle and Joel Williamson ’67 join Cathy and Bob McKillop at an on-campus celebration of McKillop’s career as Davidson’s men’s basketball head coach.

In an evening of basketball legends hosted by the Greensboro Sports Council, Bob McKillop and Tubby Smith will be honored with the U.S. Basketball Writers Association's Dean Smith Award.

No, they weren’t champions, but that Davidson team was something special.   

Former Davidson coach Bob McKillop smiles during his retirement ceremony at the John M. Belk Arena in Davidson, N.C., on Saturday, February 11, 2023.

Former Davidson Men’s Head Basketball Coach Bob McKillop and former players Stephen Curry ’10 and Jason Richards '08 at the Sundance Film Festival.

Before the hard court, it was the ballpark. Stephen Curry and Brendan McKillop played on the same winning AAU baseball team.

Bob McKillop begins a new chapter with Davidson College in a role that draws upon his 30-plus years of expertise as a coach, mentor and leader in his field.

Bob McKillop is retiring after 33 seasons as Davidson's head coach, he announced on Friday.

McKillop announces his retirement a day after former player Stephen Curry was named the NBA Finals MVP

A 45-minute drive from Vladimir Putin’s brutal autocracy is proof of real leadership.

“The volatility of our world right now requires a response informed by both a respect for human dignity and an understanding of what happens in its absence,” McKillop writes.

An award given annually to celebrate what is good in the game of basketball by honoring those who have demonstrated honorable character throughout their careers much like the legendary Coach Joe Lapchick.