College Basketball

This was true up until 2008.. Michigan definitely does not have it now. Since the question is about the current winning streak and not the past, Florida State University (FSU) has the longest streak of consecutive winning seasons. That may be in jeopardy as they are 6-6 going into their Bowl game. FSU & WVU meet in the Gator Bowl New Years Day. The game was sold out within hours of the matchup. In fact, they had to bring in 6,000 extra seats bringing the total to almost 84,000 which will be more than any BS Bowl brings in. FSU has beaten WVU in the 2004 Gator Bowl when WVU was a much better team than they are now. We'll see if that streat continues. They also beat them in the 1982 Gator Bowl. The only other time they've played.

Linfield has not had a losing football season since the 1950s.

Ryan Toolson of Utah Valley led the nation in 2006-07 with a .970 % (96 out of 99). Blake Ahearn of Missouri State ended his four year career as the all-time NCAA division one free-throw leader with a career average of .952 %.

The sports teams at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, Kansas and are known as the Jayhawks. They participate in the NCAA's Division I and in the Big 12 Conference. The Jayhawks are also in the 2008 NCAA Division I National Championship basketball game. The Kansas Jayhawks are BEAST and will beat anyone who comes in their way! (Especially tigers!)

The three point line distance in women's college basketball is 19 feet 9 inches. Men's basketball three point line distance is also 19 feet 9 inches. however, that will change to a distance of 20 feet 9 inches beginning in the 2008-2009. The three point line distance in women's basketball will not change.

The Playing Rules Oversight Panel also approved moving the women's 3-point line in all three divisions back a foot to 20 feet, 9 inches for the 2011-12 season.

An assist is the act of passing the ball to a player who then completes a basket.

Dan Issel

Mike Pratt

Phil Argento

Cliff Berger

Bill Busey

Mike Casey

Steve Clevenger

Gary Gamble

Thad Jaracz

Art Laib

Jim LeMaster

Randy Pool

Tommy Porter

Since the NCAA instituted overtime in 1997 through 2008 there have been 213 games that have gone into overtime which is an average of 17.75 games a year.

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Kentucky leads the overall series 30-23. Over the last 20 years (1990-2009) UK leads the series 15-5. The scores and year to year results can be found at http://bigbluehistory.net/bb/statistics/Indiana.html. Hope this helps.

Chris Smith is the alltime leading scorer

The last time Iowa State won in Lincoln, Earle Bruce coached the Cyclones to a 24-21 win in 1977.

Hank Raymonds

==Answer == In the 1961-62 season Wilt Chamberlain averaged 50 points per game and also scored the all time highest single game total of 100 points on March 3, 1962 vs. the Nicks in Hershey, PA. Wilt Chamberlain averaged 50 points a game in one season and scored over 4000 points !

Danny Ford guided Clemson to its first and only national championship in 1981, and remains the youngest head coach in NCAA history to win a national title, accomplishing the feat at the age of 33.

This year, the four number one seeds are: *University of Louisville *University of North Carolina *University of Pittsburgh *University of Conneticut

St. Pete Times Forum in Tampa, Florida on April 6 (semis) and April 8 (finals).

Candace Parker got married Nov.13,2008

Lots of teams did not win. Only 9 teams actually won the championship.

The costumed mascot's name is Scratch but the University also has a live bobcat named Blue who resides at the Salato Wildlife Education Center. Blue does not attend games since he, like all bobcats, is very shy by nature and would not do well with the large crowds and noise of collegiate sporting events.

You can sort the players any way you'd like by going to: http://web1.ncaa.org/stats/StatsSrv/rankings?sportCode=MFB Sorted by yards per game: Rank Name, Team Cl Pos G Rec Rec Yds Rec TD RecYD PG 1 Evan Prall, East Stroudsburg Sr. WR 10 69 1073 12 107.3 2 Ashton Gronewold, Mo.-Rolla Jr. WR 10 72 1018 13 101.8 3 Weston Dressler, North Dakota Jr. WR 9 63 916 12 101.8 4 Charly Martin, West Tex. A&M Jr. WR 10 55 979 7 97.9 5 Jerale Badon, Abilene Christian Jr. DB 9 55 856 3 95.1 6 Michael Washington, West Chester So. WR 10 42 940 13 94.0 7 Dwayne Croker, Upper Iowa Jr. WR 10 60 939 5 93.9 8 Dominique Curry, Cheyney So. WR 10 59 936 6 93.6 9 Fred Wells, Northern Mich. Jr. WR 9 41 841 9 93.4 10 Ryan Valasek, Edinboro Sr. WR 10 57 916 8 91.6 Sorted by receptions per game: Rank Name, Team Cl Pos G Rec Rec Yds Rec TD Rec PG 1 Colin Bado, Mo. Southern St. Jr. WR 10 86 903 4 8.6 2 Brian Jark, Northern St. Fr. WR 10 77 877 9 7.7 3 Ashton Gronewold, Mo.-Rolla Jr. WR 10 72 1018 13 7.2 4 Weston Dressler, North Dakota Jr. WR 9 63 916 12 7.0 5 Evan Prall, East Stroudsburg Sr. WR 10 69 1073 12 6.9 6 Dan Paulsen, St. Joseph's (Ind.) Jr. WR 10 68 884 9 6.8 7 Renard Stevens, West Liberty St. Sr. WR 10 67 699 6 6.7 8 Greg Aker, Minn. Duluth Sr. WR 9 60 601 4 6.7 Johnny Spevak, Central Wash. Fr. WR 9 60 749 8 6.7 10 Bryan Dalton, Minn. St. Mankato Jr. WR 10 65 775 3 6.5

In 1935, a rule was adopted that stopped any offensive player from standing in the free throw lane for more than three seconds. In 1955, the foul lane was widened to 12 feet (3.7 meters) from the previous 6 feet (1.83 meters). These changes resulted in more offensive movement and less rough physical contact near the basket.

J. J. Redick