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Which coach led the UCLA Bruins to ten NCAA titles between 1964 and 1975?
John Wooden guided UCLA to ten national titles in twelve seasons including seven straight from 1967.
Which team ended UCLA 47-game win streak in the 1968 Astrodome Game of the Century?
Elvin Hayes scored 39 points as Houston beat UCLA 71-69 in the Astrodome before a record crowd.
Which shot did the NCAA ban from 1967 to 1976 to limit UCLA center Alcindor?
The NCAA outlawed the dunk in 1967 largely to limit Alcindor and lifted the ban before 1976.
Which name did UCLA center Lew Alcindor adopt in 1971 after leaving college?
Lew Alcindor took the name Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in 1971 after his final UCLA title.
The main NCAA Division I men's March Madness tournament bracket features how many teams?
The men's tournament expanded to 68 teams in 2011 with the addition of the First Four play-in games.
Who coined the term "March Madness" in 1939 for an Illinois high school basketball tournament?
Executive Henry V. Porter introduced the phrase in an essay for Illinois high school hoops before CBS popularized it.
Which team became the first 16-seed to defeat a 1-seed in the men's March Madness tournament?
UMBC stunned top-seeded Virginia 74-54 in 2018, marking the first 16-over-1 upset in men's NCAA tournament history.
NC State won the 1983 NCAA Men's Championship after Lorenzo Charles scored a buzzer-beater against:
NC State head coach Jim Valvano famously sprinted around the court looking for someone to hug after the victory.
In 2018, 16-seed UMBC made NCAA men's tournament history by upsetting which 1-seed?
UMBC stunned top seed Virginia 74–54, becoming the first 16-seed to defeat a 1-seed in men's tournament history.
Which team won seven consecutive men's March Madness national titles between 1967 and 1973?
Coach John Wooden led UCLA to seven straight national championships from 1967 to 1973.