anthony of jersey city, and its legendary coach, bob hurley, ranked number two. >> bob hurley: enjoyves. ready, everybody? one, two, three. >> "hard work." >> kroft: "hard work" was the mantra as st. anthony broke the huddle, something they had been doing all year in preparation for this game. >> hurley: work on that tight handle. >> kroft: their practices under coach hurley are famous for being among the most intense, grueling workouts in the country at any level of the game; a basketball boot camp unsuited for the uncommitted or the politically correct. >> hurley: go, josh. get him. get him. get candy ass out. sit down, softie. >> kroft: it's the only coaching job bob hurley's ever had, and lots of things have changed in the 39 years that he's been here. but he is not one of them. i mean, you really are old school. >> hurley: for sure. in this day and age, i'm still one of the most demanding people that the kids are going to come across. >> hurley: catch it. face the basket. make a play! he's got to get up closer. you don't just say "screen." my god! where next? >> kroft: but this

today to congratulate coach bob hurley. some may know him as the third high school career basketball coach to be inducted into the basketball hall of fame. some may know that despite limited resources, and no gym facilities, he recently led the basketball team to their 24th state championship and their fourth national title. and has led the team to over 1,000 wins. however the more important number are those that show the impact he has had on his players. in his nearly 40-year career only two of his players have not attended college. and of those graduates, over 200 young men have continued to play basketball. in 150 have received college scholarships. the coach sees the potential in his players and even when they don't see it them selves. he is an inspiration to young men and true role model and father figure to many. i congratulate coach hurley, his players, st. anthony's high school on their recent national title.