Eddie Sutton dies at 84 after long coaching career
Hall of Fame basketball coach Eddie Sutton, 84, known for leading Arkansas Oklahoma State Creighton Kentucky and four NCAA Tournament teams to the Finals, died of natural causes in the Tulsa area. He posted 806-328 in 37 seasons and faced a DUI-related incident late in his career. His death draws tributes from OSU and former players alike.
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