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657:Indiana, Our Indiana
541:Marquette University
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467:Los Angeles Chargers
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275:Head coaching record
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1825:New York Daily News
1613:. (with Ralph Pim.)
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4131:2021:
4123:2020:
4115:2019:
4107:2018:
4101:Pitino
4099:2017:
4091:2016:
4083:&
4079:2015:
4071:&
4067:2014:
4059:2013:
4051:2012:
4043:2011:
4035:&
4031:2010:
4023:&
4019:2009:
4011:2008:
4003:2007:
3995:2006:
3987:2005:
3979:2004:
3971:2003:
3963:2002:
3955:2001:
3947:2000:
3939:1999:
3931:1998:
3920:1997:
3912:1996:
3904:1995:
3896:1994:
3890:Henson
3888:1993:
3880:1992:
3872:1991:
3864:1990:
3858:Knight
3856:1989:
3848:1988:
3840:1987:
3832:1986:
3824:1985:
3816:1984:
3810:Miller
3808:1983:
3800:1982:
3794:Knight
3792:1981:
3786:Knight
3784:1980:
3776:1979:
3768:1978:
3760:1977:
3754:Knight
3752:1976:
3746:Knight
3744:1975:
3736:1974:
3678:2024:
3670:2023:
3662:2022:
3656:Konkol
3654:2021:
3646:2020:
3638:2019:
3632:Henson
3630:2018:
3622:2017:
3614:2016:
3606:2015:
3598:2014:
3590:2013:
3582:2012:
3574:2011:
3568:Barbee
3566:2010:
3558:2009:
3550:2008:
3544:Speraw
3542:2007:
3534:2006:
3528:Pitino
3526:2005:
3518:2004:
3510:2003:
3502:2002:
3494:2001:
3486:2000:
3478:1999:
3470:1998:
3462:1997:
3454:1996:
3390:2011:
3382:2010:
3374:2009:
3366:2008:
3358:2007:
3350:2006:
3342:2005:
3334:2004:
3326:2003:
3320:Knight
3318:2002:
3310:2001:
3302:2000:
3294:1999:
3288:Phelan
3286:1998:
3275:1997:
3092:&
2165:"Home"
2001:May 9,
1609:
1521:Total:
1475:T–10th
1369:T–10th
639:, and
563:, and
358:(2016)
347:(2003)
339:Awards
291:11–9 (
158:, U.S.
71:reFill
4093:Crean
4073:Miles
4033:Matta
4005:Matta
3997:Matta
3989:Weber
3949:Keady
3914:Keady
3906:Keady
3898:Keady
3882:Ayers
3874:Ayers
3866:Keady
3850:Keady
3842:Davis
3818:Keady
3778:Olson
3680:Mudge
3640:Jones
3616:Haase
3608:White
3512:Crean
3504:Crean
3496:Green
3328:Crean
3312:Olson
1469:14–12
1446:16–16
1423:11–21
1363:18–16
1317:T–7th
1311:20–14
1294:T–8th
1288:17–15
1213:12–20
1196:T–9th
1190:10–21
1113:T–5th
1107:25–10
1087:T–5th
1081:24–10
1061:T–4th
1055:20–11
1010:19–12
986:19–12
902:15–14
873:15–14
827:Team
700:rival
641:12–20
637:10–21
465:and
351:C-USA
326:C-USA
297:2–3 (
45:uses
4141:Gard
4125:Gard
4081:Ryan
4061:Ryan
4053:Izzo
4025:Izzo
3973:Ryan
3965:Ryan
3933:Izzo
3456:Crum
3360:Ryan
3344:Izzo
2284:2022
2262:2018
2237:2018
2215:2018
2102:2012
2054:2012
2003:2012
1791:2018
1769:2010
1747:2011
1649:2012
1607:ISBN
1498:14th
1495:1–17
1492:6–26
1472:7–11
1452:13th
1449:5–13
1429:13th
1426:2–16
1366:7–11
1340:15–3
1337:27–8
1291:7–11
1265:14–4
1262:29–7
1239:11–7
1236:27–9
1219:11th
1216:3–15
1193:4–14
1173:11th
1170:1–17
1167:6–25
1110:11–7
1084:10–6
1058:10–6
963:1st
960:14–2
957:27–6
934:2nd
931:13–3
928:26–7
908:3rd
879:4th
735:and
727:and
666:The
653:WTTV
633:6–25
321:2003
186:Alma
140:Born
79:and
3762:Orr
3738:Orr
3672:May
1343:1st
1314:9–9
1268:1st
1242:5th
1016:9th
1013:7–9
992:8th
989:8–8
905:9–7
876:8–8
696:VCU
505:at
455:NFL
441:at
349:2×
299:NIT
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201:GA
175:HC
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