Alaska Does Not have A division 1 school but just a few years ago South Dakota State University, University of South Dakota and North Dakota State University made the jump to Division 1. Only NDSU out of the three teams has made it to the Big dance.

Yes. Since the field turned to 64 there have been 6 teams with losing records. But the worst is the '67 Georgetown Hoyas who finished 9-16 and also another team in 2008 with a record of 16-20 the first school with 20 losses Coppin State University

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He coached for the Knicks (1987-1989) and for the Celtics (1997-2001) combined for 6 seasons.

There are 29 players who born in Memphis, such as Anfernee Hardaway, Louis Williams

The BC media guide lists all letterwinners and the years they played. If you run down the list and circle all the guys who played in 1984, you'll have the 1984 roster. Tedious and time consuming, but it's the best I can think of. Here's a link to the online version of the section of the 2007 guide that contains the all time roster: http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/bc/sports/m-footbl/auto_pdf/07guide-5.pdf

I know everything there is to know about Flutie era BC Football

*= Capt. ##= All American

4 Mark Adams jr

94 Pat Ard So

63 Mark Bardwell Sr

39 Jim Bell Fr

24 Ken Bell Jr

66 Jack Bicknell Jr. Sr

97 John Bosa Jr

90 Jon Bronner Fr

32 Jim Browne Sr

13 Sean Carmody Fr

85 peter Casparriello So

98 Mike Degnan Jr

14 Paul Digeronimo Fr

44 Shawn Dombrowski So

78 Ed Fahey So

26 Darren Flutie FR

22 Doug Flutie Sr ##

57 Ted Gaffney Jr

38 John Galvin So

1 Joe Giaquinto Jr

83 Scott Gieselman Sr

95 Chuck Gorecki Jr

58 Mark Gowetski Jr

19 Chuck Gregory Fr

7 Shawn Halloran Jr

52 Scott Harrington Sr *

31 Jim Hassel So

81 Andy Hemmer So

25 William Hislop So

60 paul Holey Jr

36 Peter Holey Sr

88 Kyle Hudgins So

43 Neil Iton Sr

18 Ken Kanzler Fr

35 Karl Kreshpane So

75 James Kwitchoff Fr

99 Eric Lidstrom Fr

79 Mark MacDonald Sr *

62 Karl Maier So

82 Kelvin Martin So

48 Gerrick MacPhearson Fr

34 John Mihalik Jr

12 Ken Moriarty Jr

28 Vincent Munn So

87 Brendan Murphy Sr

91 Chris Murphy Jr

67 Mark Murphy Fr

89 Sean Murphy Jr

93 James Murray Fr

15 Rick Nickeson Jr

84 Roy Norden Sr

71 David Nugent So

70 Jeff Oliver So

73 Jim Ostrowski So

6 Steve Peach Jr

49 Carl Pellegata Jr

41 David Pereira Sr

8 Rorery Perryman So

20 Gerard Phelan Sr ##

72 Tom Porell So

54 Shawn Regent Sr

47 Cecil Ricks Fr

53 Bill Romanowski Fr

45 Todd Ruseell Sr

68 Mike Ruth Jr

55 Mike Saylor Fr

10 Keith Seely Jr

80 Jeff Simpson So

86 Bill Smithers So

2 Kevin Snow Sr

33 Steve Strachan Sr

23 Troy Stradford Jr

29 Jay Sullivan Sr

37 Kevin Sullivan Jr

21 Tyrone Taylor

50 Dave Thomas Sr *

46 Bill Thompson Fr

17 Tony Thurman Sr ##

65 Steve trapilo Jr

3 Chris Tripucka Sr

40 Jim Turner So

56 Darren Twombley So

55 Ed Von Nessen Sr

96 Patrick Walsh Sr

69 David Widell So

74 Doug Widell Fr

11 Mike Williams So

30 Steve Williams Fr

51 Joseph Wolf Fr

Mike Brey,-Notre Dame -Tommy Amaker,- Harvard -Jeff Capel, -Oklahoma- Davd Henderson, -Delaware -JohnnyDawkins,- Stanford.

Butler, West Virginia, Duke, and Michigan State

South Carolina is the only school to ever go undefeated in the ACC regular season. They did it in the 1969-1970 season under Frank Mcguire and went to the Sweet 16 that year.

664-162 (.804)

Connecticut.

Michigan's Fab Five never won the championship. In 1992 and 1993 they made it to the championship game.

Jimmy Black, Michael Jordan, Matt Doherty, James Worthy, and Sam Perkins.

Jim Valvano attended Rutgers College. He played the guard position at Rutgers.

Since 1939 eight Division I teams have gone undefeated and won the national championship. The last Division I team to do it was the 1976 Indiana Hoosiers who went 32-0.

1954 Kentucky 25-0

1956 San Francisco 29-0

1957 North Carolina 32-0

1964 UCLA 30-0

1967 UCLA 30-0

1972 UCLA 30-0

1973 UCLA 30-0

1976 Indiana 32-0

There has also been four Division II and three Division III teams to go undefeated:

Division II:

1965 Evansville (29-0)

1993 Cal St. Bakersfield (33-0)

1996 Fort Hays St. (34-0)

2009 University of Findlay (36-0)

Division III:

1986 SUNY Potsdam (32-0)

1995 Wis.-Platteville (31-0)

1998 Wis.-Platteville (30-0)

See NCAA.COM for complete lists

yes college students should have to get good grades in order to play sports. they could be the best player on the team but school comes first. you should at least have a B in order to play on the team.

Through the fall 2007 sports season, Oregon has won 14 NCAA national championships: * Men's Basketball: 1939 * Men's Cross Country: 1971, 1973, 1974, 1977, 2007 * Women's Cross Country: 1983, 1987 * Men's Track & Field: 1962, 1964, 1965, 1970, 1984 * Women's Track & Field: 1985

no 30 is not too old...just remember don't compare yourself to how you used to be...focus on who you are now and who you want to be...ud be surprised at the result...you can still get back in shape & play Jordan played at 40 good luck in your endeavors

they can get 5 or six fouls before leaving the cort

Len Elmore, Tom McMillen,Tom Roy,John Lucas,Mo Howard,Owen Brown,Billy Hahn,Rich Porac,John Boyle,

2010 - Duke 61, Butler 59

2009 - North Carolina 89, Michigan St 72

2008 - Kansas 75, Memphis 68 (OT)

2007 - Florida 84, Ohio St 75

2006 - Florida 73, UCLA 57

2005 - North Carolina 75, Illinois 70

2004 - Connecticut 82, Georgia Tech 73

2003 - Syracuse 81, Kansas 78

2002 - Maryland 64, Indiana 52

2001 - Duke 82, Arizona 72

2000 - Michigan St 89, Florida 76

There were two games. Duke won both.

A basketball team consists of 12 players. In the actual gameplay only 5 of these players play at a time.

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