LAWRENCE, Kan. -- It began as a friendly basketball game in
Mark Mangino's old neighborhood of New Castle, Pa. One of Mangino's teammates kept making mistakes. Finally, Mangino threw up
his hands and let the kid have it.
Those leadership skills 40 years later would steer surprising
Kansas into national championship contention and help him become
The Associated Press Coach of the Year.
"Mark ran the kid off the court, out of the building and into
the street," recalled ...
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