Talk:Henry Iba
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I would like to note that the Maryville College that Henry Iba coached at was located in Missouri, not in Tennessee as the link on this page indicates. On the website for the basketball hall of fame, they list the school as Maryville (MO) College. (http://www.hoophall.com/halloffamers/Iba.htm) Today the school is known as Northwest Missouri State University.
I won't make any changes to the page, but I question the listing of John Wooden and Adolf Rupp as part of Henry Iba's coaching tree. Wooden had no particular association with Iba and Rupp played college basketball at the University of Kansas under Phog Allen -- one of Iba's main rivals. The list is impressive enough as it is. There is no need to inaccurately inflate it.
