Seven years after his dad's death, Mark Prosser still learning from Skip
Posted Apr 12, 2015
Even now, more than seven years after Skip Prosser’s stunning death, Mark Prosser rarely has a chance to tell people stories about his dad. He has stories he would love to share, of course, but when the conversation turns to Skip, it’s tough getting a word in edgewise. Seems that almost everyone in the college basketball community has at least one story about Skip — who died of a heart attack at 56 years old on July 26, 2007, while head coach at Wake Forest — that they can’t wait to share with Mark.
(Sporting News)
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