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John Wooden becomes the fourth coach to retire
with 20 or more games leaving a legacy that will surely never topped.
In particular, Wooden's 10 national championships overall (second
place - Adolph Rupp with 4) and
seven national championships in a row (second place - four coaches
tied with 2) are records that seem untouchable.
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Al McGuire takes Marquette to its sixth
straight tournament appearance and eighth in the last nine years,
wins two games and improves to .625, good enough to tie
Adolph Rupp for fourth place.
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North Carolina's first round loss drops
Dean Smith to an even .600, but it gives
Smith enough games to debut on the list in sixth place.
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