when did eddie sutton coach basketball in alabama?
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He coached in Arkansas
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I absolutely LOVE Duke basketball! Especially the mens! I was very upset with the season outcome last year, so hopefully they will do a lot better this season! Coach K is the BEST coach EVER! Go Blue Devils!
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Steve Lindsey??  Dunno, for sure, but that sounds correct, 2 me.\n\nHey, the score of the Ole Miss-Miss. State game, in 1963, was a\ntie, 10~10.  How do you figure this score, this game made a difference, the Rebs lost in the '63 Sugar Bowl, after all.......
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Yes I'm ready....Alabama
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It's getting very interesting here in Alabama.  The rumors are running rampant.  I would love to have Spurrier or Saban.  Supposedly, they have not spoken to anybody, but, I find that hard to believe.  I think we will have an announcement by Friday.  Or at least I hope it will not go on longer than that.
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Alabama has always picked coaches that were a part of their alumni but they might change that this time.\n\nIt's still to early to tell but here is a list of people from this mornings paper of who they are considering.\n\nMiami Dauphins - Nick Saban\nSouth Carolina's - Steve Spurrier\nVirginia Tech's - Frank Beamer\nLouisville's - Bobby Petrino\nWest Virginia's - Rich Rodriguez\nGeorgia Tech's - Chan Gailey \nArkansas - Houston Nutt\n\nNick Saban has already said he's not leaving Miami
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James Naismith invented basketball in 1891.
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ALABAMA ROLL TIDE ROLL BABY
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In 2005, he, as well as other former pro basketball players, tried out for a NBA analyst position with ESPN as part of the network's reality series Dream Job. He is currently the head coach of the American Basketball Association's Newark Express.
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Antonio Gates - he was a b-ball player in college.
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In 1982, North Carolina beat Alabama on the way to its national championship
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Stockton\n\nGuys, do me a favor, answer this question for me.\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Aoh127ND0nkthDNCefPeNLjzy6IX?qid=20060618213803AAFZcOr
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The worst thing that Alabama could do would be to fire Coach Shula too quickly.  I know that his record since his arrival in Tuscaloosa is not what the 'Bama faithful would like, but living in the shadow of "The Bear" is not easy.  Living up to those standards is next to impossible.  For example, I am an Oklahoma fan.  If you look at the interval between Coach Wilkinson and Coach Switzer, there were exactly 3 different head coaches who tried to carry on the legacy.  Between Coach Switzer and Coach Stoops, care to guess how many different men coached the Sooners?  That is right, 3.  I wonder how many different coaches USC or Texas have had between National Championship winning coaches?  \n\nVery seldom is a new coach able to take over after a legendary leader and achieve the same level of success.  By removing any coach too quickly you actually lengthen the time that it takes the program to the level that the fans desire.
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John "Red" Kerr, in 1969. He was originally brought in to play for the Bulls, but injury forced his retirement and he was immediately offered the position as head coach. He became the first coach in NBA history to lead an expansion team to the playoffs in their inaugural season.
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Well before i give my answer i just like to point out the greatest Cornhusker Coach and put them where they built up respect to their fine College Football Program. For those who do not remember now you can over 20 year's as the best Coach they had i pay tribute to.\n1. Coach Tom Osborne\nNow iam from Alabama so you know what iam going to say.\nBest College Football Coach : Paul W.'BEAR' BRYANT - 315\nBorn : Sept 11, 1913 - Died : Jan 26, 1983\nAs a Player\n1933 Alabama  won 7 lost 1 tied 1 PCT 83.3\n1934 Alabama won 10 lost 0 tied 0 PCT 100\n1935 Alabama  won 6 lost 2 tied 1 PCT 72.2\n__________________________________________\n Total         -  23   -   3    -  2  -   85.7\n\nAs Assistant Coach\n1936 Alabama  won 8 lost 0 tied 1 PCT 93.8\n1937 Alabama  won 9 lost 1 tied 0 PCT 90.0\n1938 Alabama  won 7 lost 1 tied 1 PCT 83.3\n1939 Alabama  won 5 lost 3 tied 1 PCT 61.1\n1940 Vandy    won 3 lost 6 tied 1 PCT 35.0\n1941 Vandy    won 6 lost 1 tied 2 PCT 77.8\n__________________________________________\n Total          - 38    - 12     - 6    - 73.2\n\nAs Head Coach\n1 yr Maryland won 6 lost 2 tied 1 PCT 72.2\n8 yrs Kentucky won 60 lost 23 tied 5 PCT 71.0\n4 yrs Texas A&M won 25 lost 14 tied 2 PCT 63.4\n25 yrs Alabama won 232 lost 46 tied 9 PCT 82.4\n______________________________________________\n Total         -    323  -    85  -    17  -  78.0\n\n Composite Totals\n( Player and Coach ) 384  -  100   -  25  -  77.9\n\nCoach of the Year Honors\nNational Coach of the Year \n1961-1971-1973\n\nSEC Coach of the Year\n1961-1964-1971-1973-1974-1977-1979-1981\n\nThe legend still live's own for Paul W 'BEAR' BRYANT\nis the GODFATHER OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL
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It all started in 1947 when North Carolina State, led by coach Everett Case, celebrated its Southern Conference championship by cutting down the nets. Case decided to take the nets as a souvenir of his team's victory.\n\n"He wanted it to show as a sign of winning the championship," says Frank Weedon, senior associate athletics director at N.C. State and a historian of sorts.
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I used to live there from 1980-1984.  I live about 60 miles west of Tuscaloosa now in Columbus, Mississippi.  I go every once and a while to do some shopping, but not that often. I remember the day that Bear Bryant died.  I was in second grade I think, and school let out early because of it.  My mom took me to a department store named Wilson's and bought me a box that had ET and Reece's Pieces in it.  Hell of a memory, huh?!