In sports, confidence means beleiving in yourself and being an optomist.
The University of West Virginia has never won an NCAA National Championship in football. They have won or co-won 12 conference championships. They won eight in the Southern Conference (1953-1956, 1958, 1964, 1965, 1967) and 2 in the Big East (1993, 2005). They were also co-champions twice in the Big East (2003, 2004).
Advantages:
- all team/players play each other
- true results
- seeding is not important
- good use of facilities
- no one is eliminated
Disadvantages:
- requires many teams
- many games will not be close
- very long tournament
BYU made the Elite 8 three times: 1950, 1951 and 1981.
Eddie Sutton was the first (and maybe the only) coach to do it. Creighton in 1974, Arkansas in 1977, Kentucky 1n 1986 and Oklahoma State in 1991.
Tom Penders (Rhode Island, Texas, George Washington, Houston) and Rick Pitino (Boston, Providence, Kentucky, Louisville) have also done it.
Being a registered Genius I know things and to get into to Duke you must have
-1000 Hours of Community Service
-4.0 unweighted GPA
-Minimum 1590 on the SAT- Critical Reading and Math only
-At best 1 B ever
-Been in the class production of Mary had a Little Lamb in the 2nd grade
-Captain at least 6 varsity teams of which all had to qualify for states 4 had to be ranked in the top 100 in the country, 3 had to win state championships, and 2 had to win national titles (Chess does not count).
-Must chew your food with 36 bites minimum
-Must have you father as the Dean
-Know at least how to beat Voldemort
-Never eat anything from Burger King
-Must get into Oxford as a prerequsit for applying
-Must have won your 3rd grade spelling bee against Kevin Hart, and then qualify for the National Spelling Bee
-Your name (first and last) must be a palindrome Jimmy Ymmij
-Must be able to raise then lower your cholesterol through force of will
-Must have an animal friend that was at one time wild, Pets do not count
-Must be in the International Brotherhood
That's about it.
Norte dame has more consecutive wins and overall championships in NCAA history.
Brooks Bollinger, a sophomore, started 12 of the Badgers 13 games in 2000 and completed 110 passes in 209 attempts for 1479 yards, 10 TDs, and 6 INTs.
Jim Sorgi, a redshirt freshman, started one game and played in backup of Bollinger. He completed 46 passes in 69 attempts for 615 yards, 6 TDs, and 2 INTs.
There are 240 NCAA division 3 schools with softball programs.
North Carolina State has won the NCAA Tournament twice; once in 1947 and once in 1983.
OSU has won national championships in football seven times the last in 2002. One in baseball in 1966, one in basketball in 1960, two in golf in 1945 and 1979, five in individual golf, 24 in synchronized swimming, 3 in mens gymnastics, 1 in track and field, 11 in mens swimming and diving, 2 in mens fencing, 2 in coed fencing, 3 in womens pistol, 1 in coed pistol, and 1 in cheerleading.
The largest lead margin in basketball is the one done by the Philippine team
The Philippine team registered what could be the world's biggest lead in an international basketball game when it massacred Brunei Darussalam, 160-19, at the Ninoy Aquino Stadium on July 2, 2000. The 141-point lead could be the biggest for any Pinoy team since the Americans introduced basketball in the Philippines. During the game, the RP team limited the Brunei squad to only 19 points.
UCLA won the national championship 7 times in a row from 1967 to 1973. They have a total of 11 national championships
They were in this year's NCAA tournament. They made it to the round of 32 where they ended up losing to BYU.
Shaqille Q'Neil (Shaq) 12 blocked shots in 1992 LSU versus BYU.
Most wins, 1985 through 2006: Florida State........219 Nebraska.............218 Miami (Fl) ..........218 Michigan.............205 Tennessee............202 Florida..............202
the answer to this question is kansas.they beat mennphis by five points in the mens ncaa final four tournamnet
1Kentucky49* Most Tourney Apperances
2North Carolina41 Not Wins, not final 4 apperances
3UCLA40^4Kansas395Louisville366Indiana357Duke348Villanova31
9Arkansas2910Illinois28
Only in the Women's tournament. It has never happened in the mens tournament. I believe that Stanford was the number one seed at the time, but I cannot remember whom upset them
Assuming you are talking about general playing time, then it would require too much research and arithmetic, but a NCAA regulation basketball game is 2 20 minute periods, or halves, so 40 minutes. But there is overtime(s), which are 5 minute periods. So you have, say, Arizona vs. Oregon which is 40 minutes, and UConn and Syracuse that is 70 minutes.
The 2009 National Champion North Carolina Tarheels were led by All-American Tyler Hansbrough, Ty Lawson, and Wayne Ellington. The team went 34-4 on route to win their second championship in five years. The complete roster is as follows:
-Marcus Ginyard
-Marc Campbell
-Bobby Frasor
-Ty Lawson
-Larry Drew II
-Will Graves
-Danny Green
-J.B. Tanner
-Deon Thompson
-Wayne Ellington
-Justin Watts
-Jack Wooten
-Ed Davis
-Patrick Moody
-Mike Copeland
-Tyler Zeller
-Tyler Hansbrough