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Who beat the university of Tennessee in the 1980 ncaa basketball tournament?
2 seed Maryland in round of 32
Was Louisville a number 1 seed in the 79-80 NCAA tournament?
The number one seeds in the 1980 NCAA basketball tournament were DePaul, LSU, Kentucky and Syracuse. Louisville was a number two seed. Click on the '1980 NCAA Basketball Seedings' link on this page to see an entire listing of the seedings.
How many times has the previous year champion failed to make the tournament the next year in the NCAA men's basketball tournament?
1980, 2006, & 2011
Clemson appearances in NCAA basketball tournament?
Clemson has made 10 appearances in the NCAA Men's Basketball Championship: 1980, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2008, 2009 and 2010.
What are the release dates for 91st Tournament of Roses Parade - 1980 TV?
91st Tournament of Roses Parade - 1980 TV was released on: USA: 1 January 1980
When was the last time NCAA men's basketball two final teams did not make following year's tournament?
In 2008, both of the 2007 finalists, Florida and Ohio State, didn't make the NCAA tournament. That has only happened one other time - in 1980 when the 1979 finalists, Michigan State and Indiana State also failed to make the tournament.
When was Adam Harrington - basketball - born?
Adam Harrington - basketball - was born in 1980.
When was Alex Garcia - basketball - born?
Alex Garcia - basketball - was born in 1980.
When did Dick Edwards - basketball - die?
Dick Edwards - basketball - died in 1980.
When was Chris Williams - basketball - born?
Chris Williams - basketball - was born in 1980.
When was Australian Basketball Association created?
Australian Basketball Association was created in 1980.
How many times has University of Louisville won the NCAA basketball tournament?
Including the 2008 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, the University of Kentucky has 17 consecutive appearances. Their current streak began with the 1992 tournament, and is currently the third longest active streak behind Arizona (24) and Kansas (18). Duke University is fourth on the list with 13 consecutive appearances.
