Name al thel North Carolina basketball coaches since the program started.?
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There have been 15 total coaches in the program's history, but only five in the previous fifty years: Frank McGuire (1952-1961) Dean Smith (1962-1997) Bill Guthridge (1998-2000) Matt Doherty (2000-2002) Roy Williams (2003 - Present) \n\nA few others: Nat Cartmell (1911-1915) Charles Doak (1915-1920) Howell Peacock (1917-1920)  Fred Boye (1920-1922) no coach for a few years (still competitive team though!) James Ashmore (1927-1932) George "Bo" Sheppard (1932-1935) Walter Skidmore (1936-1939) Bill Lange (1940-1944) Ben Carnevale (1945-1946 ) Tom Scott (1946-1952)
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Duke, Syracuse, Villanova, UConn
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Quite simply, yes.  But, as a Duke fan, I've experienced the seasons after Johnny Dawkins, Tommy Amaker, Danny Ferry, Christian Lattener, Bobby Hurley, Wojo, Shane Battier, Jason Williams, and all the enjoyable players that have come through the Duke program.  So I've been through it, and while you hate to lose the guys, I've come to understand and accept the cycle of college basketball life.\n\nFortunately Duke's success in recruiting year in and year out has helped immensely with not dwelling on losses of all-star talent such as Reddick.  In short Duke fans are spoiled, I'll be the first to admit.  Every season we're excited to see how our new team will be perform, and there is never a question that we'll challenege for the ACC regular season title, nor that we'll qualify for the Big Dance and even compete for a #1 seed.\n\nThat all said, Duke's starting 5 might feature:\nGreg Paulus at point (soph)\nDeMarcus Nelson at shooting guard (junior)\nJon Scheyer at small forward (freshman)\nDavid McClure at power forward (soph)\nJosh McRoberts at center (soph)\n\nIt's a young lineup, and I'm tossing out McClure's name because I don't know if Duke landed a big man for next season.  Jamaal Boykins is another thought for power forward/center (soph).  So all in all, a young team, but one loaded with potential, both in the starting 5 as well as coming off the bench.
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Duke-North Carolina (men)
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This is his UNC records:\n   Year by Year: How His Heels Finished \nSeason Overall\nrecord ACC \nrecord Finish \n1961-62 8-9 7-7 ACC tournament first round \n1962-63 15-6 10-4 ACC tournament semifinal \n1963-64 12-12 6-8 ACC tournament semifinal \n1964-65 15-9 10-4 ACC tournament first round \n1965-66 16-11 8-6 ACC tournament semifinal \n1966-67 26-6 12-2 NCAA Final Four \n1967-68 28-4 12-2 NCAA runner-up \n1968-69 27-5 12-2 NCAA Final Four \n1969-70 18-9 9-5 NIT first round \n1970-71 26-6 11-3 NIT champion \n1971-72 26-5 9-3 NCAA Final Four \n1972-73 25-8 8-4 NIT semifinal \n1973-74 22-6 9-3 NIT first round \n1974-75 23-8 8-4 NCAA Sweet 16 \n1975-76 25-4 11-1 NCAA first round \n1976-77 28-5 9-3 NCAA runner-up \n1977-78 23-8 9-3 NCAA first round \n1978-79 23-6 9-3 NCAA first round \n1979-80 21-8 9-5 NCAA first round \n1980-81 29-8 10-4 NCAA runner-up \n1981-82 32-2 12-2 NCAA champion \n1982-83 28-8 12-2 NCAA Elite Eight \n1983-84 28-3 14-0 NCAA Sweet 16 \n1984-85 27-9 9-5 NCAA Elite Eight \n1985-86 28-6 10-4 NCAA Sweet 16 \n1986-87 32-4 14-0 NCAA Elite Eight \n1987-88 27-7 11-3 NCAA Elite Eight \n1988-89 29-8 9-5 NCAA Sweet 16 \n1989-90 21-13 8-6 NCAA Sweet 16 \n1990-91 29-6 10-4 NCAA Final Four \n1991-92 23-10 9-7 NCAA Sweet 16 \n1992-93 34-4 14-2 NCAA champion \n1993-94 28-7 11-5 NCAA second round \n1994-95 28-6 12-4 NCAA Final Four \n1995-96 21-11 10-6 NCAA second round \n1996-97 28-7 11-5 NCAA runner-up \n \n\n\n \n \n \n\n
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University of Florida has a great one.\n\nThe guy who writes all the Athletic Training text books that schools use teaches at the University of North Carolina.  They also have a good program.
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John Wooden, by far, with 11 titles. Out of active coaches I would say Mike Krsyshetski of Duke or Bobby Knight.
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2 Coaches.\n\nLenny Wilkins, 1,226\nPat Riley, 1,110\nDon Nelson, 1,096
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Head coach: Sigi Schmid \nAssistant coach: Robert Warzycha \nAssistant coach: Mike Lapper \nAssistant coach: Eduardo Carvacho \nHead trainer: Rick Guter \nTeam Manager: Tucker Walther \nEquipment Manager: Omar Espinal \nTeam doctor: Pete Edwards, MD \nSports psychologist: Dr. Todd M. Kays
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Duke, Villanova, Memphis and Gonzaga
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yes they lost in the semis to Kansas 94-61. They only NC in NCAA's was in '77, they also won the NIT in '70. He is currently in his third year in the NBA with the Miami Heat. He was the 5th pick behind L. James(1st Clev), D. Milicic(2nd Det), C. Anthony (3rd Denv), C. Bosh (4th Tor).
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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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Bob Johnson, Charlotte Bobcats
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the north carolina tar heels definately after their new recruiting class
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Played for Duke.  Was 2 Time NCAA champion \n\n\nTHOMAS HILL, JR. \n6'8", 200 lbs\n \nForward \nNumber: 12 \nHometown: Lancaster, TX \nBirth Date: August 31, 1971 \nMajor: History \n\n\n\n\nHONORS:\n \nThird Team All-ACC: 1991, 1992 \nAll-NCAA Midwest Regional: 1991 \nTeam Captain: 1993 \nUS Pan-Am Team: 1991 \n \nProfessional Basketball: \n#39 Overall NBA Draft Pick, Indiana: 1993  \nAustralia: 1993-? \n \nPERSONAL: \nOwns computer company in Lancaster, TX \nFather, Thomas Hill, Sr., 1972 Olympic Bronze Medalist in 110-Meter Hurdles
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Duke's Coach, "Coach K" or Mike Krzyzewski is one of the best of all-time.....\n\nConsistantly produce High-Quality players(last year, J.J. Redick, Sheldon Williams)
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PG:  Phil Ford North Carolina\nSG:  Pistol Pete Maravich LSU\nSF:  Larry Bird Indiana State\nPF:  Elvin Hayes Houston\nC:  Lew Alcindor (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) UCLA