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March Madness coaches: a pop quiz
Do you know the coaches who've made NCAA men's tournament history? Here's a short exam to find out.
3. In coaching Texas Western (now the University of Texas-El Paso) to the national championship in 1966, how did Don Haskins make history?
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He coached the first all-black team to win an NCAA title. |
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He coached the smallest team to win it all. |
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He began a period of Texas dominance in tournament play. |
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He coached the first champions with an all-black starting five. |
