Overview
- John Feinstein, a prolific sportswriter and commentator, died suddenly at age 69, with the cause of death not immediately disclosed.
- Feinstein was widely recognized for his groundbreaking book 'A Season on the Brink,' which chronicled a year with Indiana basketball coach Bob Knight and became a No. 1 bestseller.
- He authored 48 books throughout his career, including 23 New York Times bestsellers, covering a range of sports from college basketball to golf and football.
- Feinstein's final column, published the day before his passing, profiled Michigan State basketball coach Tom Izzo, highlighting his commitment to his craft until the end.
- Tributes from colleagues and organizations, including the Atlantic 10 Conference, praised Feinstein's contributions to sports journalism and his legacy as a storyteller.