KNOXVILLE, Tenn. ( WVLT /Gray News) - A longtime high school basketball coach died in a tractor accident. The Grainger County Sheriff’s Office said Doug McBee died in a rollover accident on his farm. McBee, 73, was a basketball coach and educator at Grainger High School. “Beyond his family, Doug ...
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