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Who won the John Wooden Award in 1994?
Glenn Robinson -- Forward, Purdue
Did John Wooden graduate from Purdue University?
Yes, in 1932 with a degree in English.
What sports did John Wooden play his freshman year at Purdue?
basketball and baseball
Who has better sports Maryland or Purdue?
Purdue ever heard of Drew Brees or Jhon Wooden? Both played at Purdue!
When was John Purdue born?
John Purdue was born in 1802.
When did John Purdue die?
John Purdue died in 1876.
How many national titles does Purdue have?
Purdue has won 1 National Championship (1939). although Purdue makes no claim regarding national championships, despite the listing of a national championship for that school in the Official NCAA Football Records Book
What team did john wooden coach for?
John Wooden played three seasons (1929-30 through 1931-32) at Purdue University.
What number did John wooden wear?
John Wooden wore the number 24 during his basketball playing career at Purdue University. He was known for his exceptional skills on the court and later became a legendary coach at UCLA. His contributions to the sport have made him an iconic figure in basketball history.
Did john purdue have any siblings?
Yes. John Purdue had four older sisters and five younger sisters.
How many Purdue NCAA basketball team wins?
PURDUE UNIVERSITY won the Mens Basketball Championship in 1932 with a final record of 17-1, with now legendary coach John Wooden as a member of the team. Purdue also as of 2009 has the most Big Ten Men's Basketball Conference crowns at 21. More than I.U.
Who founded purdue university and when?
John Purdue, an businessman and industrialist in Lafayette, Indiana, founded Purdue University. The university was officially started on May 6, 1869 when West Lafayette was chosen as the location for the new school and named Purdue University. When the doors of Purdue were first opened, John Purdue was the primary original benefactor the school having given $50,000 to the project.John Purdue was the founder and initial benefactor of Purdue University.
