who was the men's basketball coach at east carolina university from 1966-1970?
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1966 was Wendell Carr. Tom Quinn came on in 1967 and had winning seasons through 1971.
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I had cousins come through there, and my dad went there for a short time.  I hope you get in!\n\nHead Coach: Greg Van Zant\ngreg.vanzant@mail.wvu.edu\nRecord at West Virginia: 313-279-1 (12th year)\nOverall Record: same\nAssistant Coaches: Bruce Cameron, Pat Sherald, Kevin Leighton\nBaseball Office Phone: (304) 293-2308\nBaseball Office Fax: (304) 293-2525
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South Carolina.\n\nThey beat St. Joe's 60-57 in the 2005 post final.\n\nIn the 2004 preseason tournament it was Wake Forest 63, Arizona 60 in the final.  \n\nRemember there are two NIT tournaments per season a Preseason and postseason.
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No. 1985. Villanova wins the NCAA Tornament and they were an 8th seed. That was wild.
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I believe Mark Harmon played for UCLA in the early 1970's.  It is always hard to beat ebay for finding everything.
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It's not just the Wizard of Westwood, John Wooden.  I believe Jim Harrick was coach of the 1995 Bruin NCAA Champs.\n\nDon't forget the Kentucky Wildcats won a few when they were led by the Baron Adolph Rupp.  His legacy is lessened by his history of excluding African Americans.\n\nAlso I assume you mean NCAA men.  If you did not, you must include Pat Summit and the Tennessee Volunteers.
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there are a variety of ways to answer this question, but i'd recommend reading a couple books from respected basketball coaches to get an answer that works.\n\nSome possible useful books include:\nSuccess is a choice: by Rick Pitino (Louisville Head Coach)\nLeading with the Heart: by Mike Kzyzewski (Duke Head Coach)\nA Coach's Life: by Dean E. Smith
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Duke would be a good choice.  They're always good and always on TV. Plus, Coach K. is a great coach.  \n\nAnd even better, Duke is a great school to get a degree from.  Even if you get hurt or don't make it to the NBA at least you'll have something to fall back on.
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My favorite college basketball team is Duke. \n\nI hate North Carolina and most of the other teams in the ACC
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Reggie Wayne Theus (born October 13, 1957 in Inglewood, California) is a former NBA player who currently works as head coach for the New Mexico State University's men's basketball team. He was also previously an assistant coach under for the University of Louisville under Rick Pitino.
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He was the coach of the New York Knicks. He has an interesting resume. He was a versatile athlete in college, in both basketball and football. He led the 1966 University of Kentucky basketball team, coached by the legendary Adolph Rupp, to the NCAA title game, where they lost to Texas Western (now known as UTEP). He was a player for the San Diego Rockets, LA Lakers and the Phoenix Suns  from '67 ~ '76, retiring at the age of 30. \n\nRiley returned to the NBA in 1977 as a color broadcaster for the Lakers, with the late Chick Hearn and then became one of the team's assistant coaches during the 1979-80 season.\n\nHe was the Los Angeles Lakers Head Coach from 1981–1990. After stepping down as coach, Riley accepted a job as a television commentator for NBC. However, this job only lasted one year, as he became head coach of the New York Knicks in 1991 'til 1995. \n\nIn 1995, Riley resigned from the Knicks, and became head coach and general manager of the Miami Heat. Before the beginning of the 2003-2004 season, Riley stepped down as coach to dedicate his attention to  the GM role. His biggest move was to trade Caron Butler, Brian Grant, Lamar Odom and a first-round draft pick to the Lakers for  Shaquille O'Neal.\n\nRiley resumed coaching the Heat on December 2005, replacing Stan Van Gundy.\n\nHe has SEVEN NBA Championship rings\n\n71 ~ 72 Los Angeles Lakers - Player\n79 ~ 80 Los Angeles Lakers - Assistant coach\n81 ~ 82 Los Angeles Lakers - Head Coach\n84 ~ 85 Los Angeles Lakers - Head Coach\n86 ~ 87 Los Angeles Lakers - Head Coach\n87 ~ 88 Los Angeles Lakers - Head Coach\n05 ~ 06 Miami Heat - Head Coach\n\nNot bad, only Phil Jackson has more as a player & coach (Red Auerbach wasn't a player)
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Bob Johnson, Charlotte Bobcats
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It all started in 1947 when North Carolina State, led by coach Everett Case, celebrated its Southern Conference championship by cutting down the nets. Case decided to take the nets as a souvenir of his team's victory.\n\n"He wanted it to show as a sign of winning the championship," says Frank Weedon, senior associate athletics director at N.C. State and a historian of sorts.
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try gamecockscentral.com
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Tulsa, Oklahoma where the wind comes sweeping down the plains.  Home of Leon Russell, Will Rogers, Jennifer Berry, Garth Brooks, Jim Thorpe, Gene Autry, Johnny Bench, Roy Clark, Leroy Gordon Cooper, John Denver, Charles "Pretty Boy" Floyd, James Garner, Geronimo, Vince Gill, Mary Hart, Paul Harvey, Ron Howard, Toby Keith, Reba McEntire, Dr. Phil, Mickey Mantle, Brad Pit, JC Watts, I left out several astronauts and a whole bunch of other famous people. Oh I forgot Bob Stoops. Go Sooners!
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Davis and Elkins in WV, and Jefferson College of Health Sciences in Roanoke,VA.\n\nBut those are just two I know off the top of my head.
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Eastern Washington University