Kelvin Sampson on Overcoming Racism in 1960s North Carolina | Stuck In My Thoughts Clip

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In this emotional and eye-opening short clip, Host Justin Stuckey sits down with Houston Men’s Basketball Head Coach Kelvin Sampson as he reflects on his upbringing in segregated North Carolina during the 1960s, his father’s courage in driving out the Ku Klux Klan, and whether he carries any resentment toward the people and systems that oppressed him.

Coach Sampson opens up about the lessons his father taught him, the strength he gained from adversity, and how those early experiences shaped his identity, leadership, and coaching philosophy. This is a rare, powerful look at the man behind the championship-caliber program.

Topics Covered in This Clip:

Coach Sampson’s childhood in segregated North Carolina

His father’s confrontation with the KKK

How racism shaped his worldview and resilience

Whether he holds resentment toward his oppressors

How his upbringing influences his leadership today

The mindset, humility, and strength behind Coach Sampson’s success

This is one of the most honest, moving, and powerful conversations you’ll hear from any coach in the country. A must-watch for fans of Houston Basketball, sports leadership, or meaningful personal storytelling.

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