Robert Hughes, the winningest high school boys basketball coach in history and a basketball Hall of Famer, died Tuesday. He was 96 years old. Hughes, a five-time Texas high school state champion ...

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Basketball Hall of Famer Robert Hughes, the winningest high school boys hoops coach ever, died Tuesday at the age of 96. The Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame released a statement after his passing.

Basketball Hall of Fame legend and Texas' winningest high school basketball coach, Robert Hughes has died. Hughes began his career in 1958 in the Fort Worth ISD at I. M Terrell High School.

Fort Worth Dunbar High School coach Robert Hughes holds up the trophy presented to him for his 1,000th win in high school basketball on Feb. 16 1993.(RICHARD MICHAEL PRUITT / 12668) Unlike Wootten ...

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Hughes, a five-time state champion and Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame member, died on June 11 in Fort Worth. He was 96. His service at Wilkerson-Greines will be held on Robert Hughes ...

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Robert Hughes' coaching career began in 1958 at I.M. Terrell High School in Fort Worth, where he led the boys basketball program to three state championships before the school closed in 1973.