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Bob Knight

Boy's Basketball Schools
Boy's Guard Camps
Boy's Post Camps
Team Camp and Fall Coaches Clinic

2001 Boy's Basketball School
 Session I - June 24 - June 28
Session II - July 29 - August 2
This popular instructional camp for boys (grades 3-12) has attracted over 51,000 campers from the United States and Internationally the past 35 years in New York and Indiana (when Coach Knight was the head coach at Army and Indiana). Coach Knight personally greets and signs autographs for all campers and their families at either registration or at checkout and he speaks to all campers twice a day.

Campers will be put through two sets for instructional stations each day, which will help improve their individual skills and team concepts. Campers will be placed on teams that will play two or three games each day. These games will five the campers a chance to further their development on the instruction that they will receive in the stations each day. Campers will work and play within their own age group.

2001 Boy's Guard Camp
 Session I - June 22 - June 24
Session II - August 3 - August 5
This camp is designed to help players of all ages to become good, better, or great perimeter players. Campers will receive instruction in offensive techniques such as shot selection, passing and relocating, and in defensive skills from the wing and post positions. The camp will consist of five sessions, and the camp will be divided so that the younger players may concentrate on basic fundamentals and more experienced players may work on advanced concepts.

2001 Boy's Post Camp
Session I - June 22 - June 24
Session II - August 3 - August 5
This camp is an excellent option for players who want to develop their skills in the post position. There will be five sessions of intensive skills, which will deal exclusively with the serious post player. A variety of offensive post moves will be taught as well as defensive techniques to be used in the post area. The camp will be divided into two groups based on age and experience.

2001 Boy's Team Camp
June 29 - July 2
Over 625 teams from more than 40 states and five countries have attended our first eight team camps (all were held in Indiana). There will be five age divisions. There will be seventh and eighth grades combined, freshmen high school, junior varsity high school, small high school varsity and large high school varsity divisions. All games will be officiated. Coach Knight gives a clinic and answers questions for all coaches in attendance two of the three nights. Coach Knight speaks to all campers every day. All teams will play at least 11 games (including at least one game in the divisional tournament).

2001 Bob Knight Coaches Clinic October 19 - October 21

2001 Boy's Basketball School
 Camp Features:
*Individual instruction in the fundamentals of basketball
*Opportunity to meet current Texas Tech coaches
*All sessions instructed by Texas Tech coaches and high school coaches
*Outstanding facilities, including the United Spirit Arena (the home of Texas Tech basketball), the Practice Gym and the Student Recreation Center
*Two regulation high school games per day
*Eight to nine players on each team
*Camp awards, including individual contests and 3-on-3 contests
*Camp store and concession stand
*Opportunity to purchase personal camp picture

2001 Boy's Guard/Post Camps
Camp Features:
*Individual instruction in the techniques of offense and defense for guard and post play
*Opportunity to meet current Texas Tech coaches
*All sessions instructed by Texas Tech coaches and high school coaches
*Outstanding facilities, including the United Spirit Arena (the home of Texas Tech basketball), the Practice Gym and the Student Recreation Center
*Camp store and concession stand
*Opportunity to purchase personal camp picture

Eligible Campers
Boys between grades 3-12 are eligible to participate

Housing and Food
Campers will be housed in air-conditioned dormitories or apartments. Linens will not be provided. All meals will be provided in the housing facility.

Facilities and Transportation
The United Spirit Arena, Practice Gym and the Student Recreation Center on the Texas Tech campus will be used. All of these are air-conditioned. Campers will either walk or ride buses to the various gyms.

Registration and Departure
Registration will take place on the first day of each respective camp in the afternoon. Specific times and places will be included in the camp confirmation letter.

Departure will take place early afternoon on Thursday for the Boy's Basketball School.

Departure for the post/guard camps will be on Sunday at noon.

Camp Costs

Boy's Basketball School$325 OvernightIncludes room, meals, camp T-shirt and tuition
$275 CommuterIncludes lunch, dinner, camp T-shirt and tuition
Guard/Post Camp$200 OvernightIncludes room, meals, camp T-shirt and tuition
$175 CommuterIncludes lunch, dinner, camp T-shirt and tuition

Full payment for all camps is due upon receipt of the camp application and medical release form.

For a camp application, please contact the basketball office at (806) 742-7600.

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