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Adolph Rupp starts the interview by concluding his thoughts on President Otis A. Singletary. Rupp mentions the debate about building a new football stadium. Rupp goes on to discuss the many basketball coaches that impacted his style of coaching and his life in general, including John Bunn, Clair Bee, Henry Clifford "Doc" Carlson, Paul "Tony" Hinkle, Nat Holman, and George Keogan. Rupp talks about the different styles of basketball play each coach taught and his personal relation with each individual, and whether or not their basketball teams were able to play the University of Kentucky.

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1996oh034_af549

Interviewee Name

Adolph Rupp

Interviewer Name

Russell Rice

Interview Keyword

Adolph Rupp basketball

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