Bob McKillop announces retirement from Davidson

Longtime Davidson basketball coach Bob McKillop announced his retirement Friday, wrapping up a legendary career as the Wildcats' coach. McKillop made the announcement moments after Davidson athletic director Chris Clunie revealed the school will retire the jersey of NBA legend Steph Curry. During a moving speech, McKillop quoted the Hollywood hit "Schindler's List," saying he could've done more as a coach. "Did you see Steph after the game last night? He was crying tears. I thought that was a message to me that it's OK to cry," McKillop said. "I read once that tears are a gift from God. Tears show that your heart can be touched, and I think you know how my heart has been touched by Davidson." McKillop was 634-380 in 33 seasons. His Davidson teams appeared in the NCAA Tournament 10 times. He will be replaced by his son, Matt McKillop, who joined the staff in 2008. READ MORE: https://www.wcnc.com/article/sports/b...