Who and when was the last NCAA Men's Hoops Undeafted Season?
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The last time was in 1976; Indiana, under coach Bobby Knight, went undefeated.  It's been done a total of 12 times, 4 of them by UCLA under John Wooden.
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What I'll remember most about the Men's 2006 Tournament was the unparalled parity that existed.  No #1 seeds reaching the Final Four?!  Amazing, especially given the talent level and coaching experience behind the top four seeds.\n\nWe may be at a pinnacle in college basketball whereby the traditional powerhouse clubs and the so called mid-majors are on equal playing ground in terms of competitiveness.  Look at George Mason's run through the tournament, notching wins over Michigan State, North Carolina, Wichita State, and UConn.  Amazing.\n\nThe Jordan Effect seems to have migrated, partially infiltrated the game of collge basketball, whereby teams try to win with players instead of teams (ie. Duke, UConn, Gonzaga).  Teams like George Mason, Wichita State, UCLA, and definitely Florida (with their well balanced scoring) showed that teams still win games, and championships.\n\nI hope this tournament makes an impression on the powerhouse teams about what it takes to win a championship, it's not the recruits as much as it is overall team play.  Plus with the NBA rule of not drafting high school ballers anymore, I expect the parity to start to skew again.
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Dickie V, BABY, you gotta love it, the diaper dandies, the alley oops, the plus 1, the and 1, the high risers baby! I agreee, I'm pumped about NCAA hoops. There has already been a bunch of exciting games. Man, check out some of the ESPN 2 games.
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ESPN's College Slam Dunk and Three Point Championship were held on Thursday, March 30th.\n\nThe NCAA Men that competed in the Three Point Contest were:\nSteve Novak, Marquette\nBruce Horan, Butler\nChris Quinn, Notre Dame\nDee Brown, Illinois\nKevin Pittsnogle, WVU\nKeydren Clark, St. Peters\n\nSteve Novak won the Men's contest.\n\nThe NCAA Women that competed in the Three Point Contest were:\nMegan Duffy, Notre Dame\nErin Grant, Texas Tech\nNikki Blue, UCLA\nTamara James, Miami\nJulie Larsen, Utah\nLindsey Bowen, Mich. St.\nCappie Pondexter, Rutgers\n\nLindsey Bowen won the Women's contest.
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try typing in NCAA/results/crooscounry/DivisionIII
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CBS Sportsline\n\nhttp://www.sportsline.com/collegebasketball/scoreboard/mayhem/20060316
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past-- Bill Laimbeer\npresent-- rasheed wallace...............i have the same number as jason maxiell in bball just thought i would let you know!! lol
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Jeff Capel of Virginia Commonwealth University.  He led them to the NCAAs in 2004 and to the NIT this year.\n\nI'm excited, a young coach who has proven he can win in the league.  I hope he can keep the recruits in Oklahoma, though.
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It's definetely the UCONN Huskies. They are the most dominant college hoops team in the country.
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Duke, UConn, Texas, UCLA
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nba heat\ncol. north carolina
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nice i liked julius hodge he was my g. i dont really have a favorite since i root for the team that has players i like, saint josephs back when they had delonte west and jameer nelson was a tight team. marquette when dwyane wade was ballin, and syracuse is another college team i go for, hakim warrick! basically anyone but duke, redick is a f@g and williams is overrated.
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Last year.. Andrew Bogut
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The Boston Bruins, drafted Dryden 14th overall out of Cornell.\n\nPS - I was the 1st to post the correct answer!
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LOL good question, I tryed looking and have to put his on on the watch list and hopefully someone who knows will answer it. Cause it has all 64 teams on the bracket but where's the 65th team at? *
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Memphis, Duke, Uconn, Villanova
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I have loved Paul Pierce since his KU days.  Rock Chalk Jayhawk!  I've also always liked the Celtics, even though they haven't done much since Larry Bird.  At least Paul's there!