NCAA College Basketball

WInthrop has made it to 8 NCAA Division I basketball tournaments, the last time bing in 2008. Their last victory in the tournament was in 2007 when they defeated Notre Dame in the first round 74-64.

The University of North Carolina won the men's 2009 championship and the University of Connecticut won the women's.

The NCAA has its own site where you can find out up to date information and scores. Failing that there various news and sports websites where scores are regularly updated. NBC and ABC channels have such websites.

No. In fact, they have never met in any round of the NCAA Tournament. The closest this came to happening was when both teams reached the Final Four in 1991. Duke upset defending champ, heavily-favored and previously undefeated UNLV to earn the berth in the finals (avenging a humiliating loss in the finals the previous year); however, UNC was upended by Kansas (with UNC alum, former Tar Heels assistant and future head coach Roy Williams at the helm). Duke went on to defeat the Jayhawks for the championship.

Steve Bucknall Sr 6-6 F *

Jeff Lebo Sr 6-3 G *

David May Sr 6-7 F

Bill Akins Jr 6-5 G/F

Jeff Denny Jr 6-4 G

John Greene Jr 6-10 C

Marty Hensley Jr 6-11 C/F

Kevin Madden Jr 6-6 F/G *

J.R. Reid Jr 6-9 F/C

Scott Williams Jr 6-11 C *

Pete Chilcutt So 6-9 F

Rick Fox So 6-7 F

King Rice So 6-0 G *

Hubert Davis Fr 6-4 G

Jerry Lucas

John Havlichek

Larry Siegfried

Mel Nowell

Joe Roberts

Bobby Knight was a Substitute

In the NCAA, each half is 20 minutes. In the NBA, there are 4 quarters, each of which are 12 minutes, so a half is 24 minutes.

As of the 2008-09 season, no. Georgia Tech has been in two Final Fours, 1990: Lost to the eventual champion UNLV in the semifinals. 2004: Defeated Oklahoma State in the semifinals and lost to Connecticut in the finals.

Yes, they have won multiple titles, most famously under the coaching icon John Wooden: UCLA has a total of 11, which is the most out of any school in the NCAA's: 1964, 1965, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1995

Alphabetical: This is all according to Wikipedia, I just compiled it all

Baylor- Ferrell Center-10,284

Colorado- Coors Event Center-11,064

Iowa State- Hilton Coliseum-14,057

Kansas- Allen Fieldhouse- 16,300

Kansas State- Bramlage Coliseum-12,500

Missouri-Mizzou Arena-15,061

Nebraska- Bob Devaney Sports Center-13,595

Oklahoma- Lloyd Noble Center-11,528

Oklahoma State-Gallagher-Iba Arena-13,611

Texas- Frank Erwin Center- 16,755

Texas A&M- Reed Arena- 12,989

Texas Tech- United Spirit Arena- 15,020

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34 years.

UCLA has won the NCAA Men's Basketball Championship 11 times: 1964, 1965, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975 and 1995.

There are 64 division one teams total in the whole state, that are divided out into 4 regions, which all come together at the end of the season to play in the NCAA to compete for the big trophie and awards!

14 former Kentucky players have NBA championships. If you would like a list of the players and the years they won with their teams, you can email at drummerbeav@msn.com Subject the mail KYplayersNBA and I will send you the list

They have 4 titles. 1991, 1992, 2001, & 2010

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The answer for Division I is Desmond Cambridge(Alabama A&M) with 160 in 2002. I would argue that although Alabama A&M is Division I, Mookie Blaylock (Oklahoma) at #2 in Div. I is the more legitimate record holder at 150 in 1988 because he did it in a major conference. here is the link to the NCAA record book...I had to look around for it. http://web1.ncaa.org/web_files/stats/m_basketball_RB/2009/collegiate.pdf

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The University of Kentucky. As of 2008, they have appeared in the NCAA tournament 50 times.

Danny Manning with 2,951 points.

Actually the all-time leading scorer in College basketball is Lynette Woodard with 3,649 points. She also played for Kansas University, so she would be the correct answer.

Michael Beasley of Kansas State