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From: State of Confusion
Originally Posted by AZWILDCATS,Jan 24 2005, 09:21 PM
so, you're saying you would like to watch Kevin snowboard naked?
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Some info for ya on the University of Arizona Wildcats Basketball Team BABY!
-Arizona's 18 consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances is the longest current streak in college basketball
-Arizona has had 16 consecutive 20-win seasons
- Arizona has had 10 NCAA Sweet 16 appearances in the last 16 years, including 7 of the last 12 which ranks fourth best
-Arizona's 1997 NCAA championship team was the first and only team in history to beat three No. 1 seeds in the same tournament
-Arizona owns second best winning percentage in Pac-10 history (279-77, .784) behind John Wooden (.810)
Our Coach:
-One of 8 coaches in collegiate history to coach in five or more Final Fours
-One of 11 coaches who have taken two different teams to the Final Four
-Compiled 27 winning seasons in 29 years of coaching
-Is one of only five head coaches in NCAA history to record 25 or more 20-win seasons
-One of three coaches in league history to win more than 275 Pac-10 games
-Has nation's best winning percentage over the last 16 seasons (429-101, .809)
-His 42 NCAA tournament wins are second most among active coaches; fourth all-time
-His 24 tournament appearances are second most among active coaches; third all-time
-Is 26-9 in his last 37 NCAA Tournament appearances
Coach of the Year Awards: National Coach of the Year (1988, '90), CBS-TV Coach of the Year (1989), Pac-10 Coach of the Year (1986, '88, '89, 93, '94, '98, 2003), NABC District 15 Coach of the Year (1989, '93, '94), USBWA District 8 Coach of the Year (1988, '93), Big Ten Coach of the Year (1979, '81), PCAA Coach of the Year (1974), Western Region Coach of the Year (1974), Basketball Times West Region Coach of the Year (1998), Naismith National Coach of the Year Finalist (1998)
Need I go on?
-Arizona's 18 consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances is the longest current streak in college basketball
-Arizona has had 16 consecutive 20-win seasons
- Arizona has had 10 NCAA Sweet 16 appearances in the last 16 years, including 7 of the last 12 which ranks fourth best
-Arizona's 1997 NCAA championship team was the first and only team in history to beat three No. 1 seeds in the same tournament
-Arizona owns second best winning percentage in Pac-10 history (279-77, .784) behind John Wooden (.810)
Our Coach:
-One of 8 coaches in collegiate history to coach in five or more Final Fours
-One of 11 coaches who have taken two different teams to the Final Four
-Compiled 27 winning seasons in 29 years of coaching
-Is one of only five head coaches in NCAA history to record 25 or more 20-win seasons
-One of three coaches in league history to win more than 275 Pac-10 games
-Has nation's best winning percentage over the last 16 seasons (429-101, .809)
-His 42 NCAA tournament wins are second most among active coaches; fourth all-time
-His 24 tournament appearances are second most among active coaches; third all-time
-Is 26-9 in his last 37 NCAA Tournament appearances
Coach of the Year Awards: National Coach of the Year (1988, '90), CBS-TV Coach of the Year (1989), Pac-10 Coach of the Year (1986, '88, '89, 93, '94, '98, 2003), NABC District 15 Coach of the Year (1989, '93, '94), USBWA District 8 Coach of the Year (1988, '93), Big Ten Coach of the Year (1979, '81), PCAA Coach of the Year (1974), Western Region Coach of the Year (1974), Basketball Times West Region Coach of the Year (1998), Naismith National Coach of the Year Finalist (1998)
Need I go on?
