An emotional Dave Rose steps down after 14 years leading the BYU men’s basketball team. His program leveled off in recent seasons, but he leaves as the school’s winningest coach.

Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune ÒWe had a lot of wins, and I hope everybody had fun," said Rose, who finished second on the schoolÕs all-time winning list. Dave Rose announced on Tuesday that he was retiring after a 14-year career in which he became BYUÕs all-time winningest menÕs basketball coach.

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