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Sunday, March 28, 2010

Did you know what teams made NCAA history in 2008?

Did you know that in 2008 all 4 number 1 seeds made it to the final Four?


Those teams would be...


#1 North Carolina vs. #1 Kansas
#1 Memphis vs. #1 UCLA 

















Did you know this NCAA College Basketball Trivia?

Did you know what women team won 3 consecutive NCAA titles?
Did you know the University that won 7 national championships?
Did you know NCAA Teams went undefeated? 

Did you know the only NCAA College Basketball team to have  4 Undefeated Seasons?

Did you know who has won more NCAA college championships in women college ball?

Did you know what NCAA college basketball teams won men and women championships in the same year?

Did you know who is the winning est coach in NCAA college basketball history?

Did you know what teams made NCAA College basketball history in 2008?

Did you know what players won gold medal,  NCAA college basketball championship,  and NBA Championship? 

Did you know what players won high school championships, NCAA, Olypmic Gold Medals and a NBA  championship?

Did you know the Women  Huskies are the only woman's basketball program to have had every game in a season televised?

Did you know what team won more NCAA college championships in women college ball?

Did you know what NCAA college basketball teams have won men and women championships in the same year? 

Did you know who is the winning est coach in NCAA college basketball history?






Now if you didn't know, now you know...







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