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Texas has 5 teams in the tournament 1 ahead of California with 4 (3) Texas A&M (4) Texas (10) Texas Tech (15) North Texas (15) Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
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What are the names of the colleges from California participating in the March Madness tournament?
San Diego State, Cal-Berkeley, Long Beach State
What state has the most March Madness teams?
North carolina
When and who started March Madness?
Harold Olson Ohio state
How many times has Kent State been in March Madness?
Kent State has been in March Madness five times with their last bid coming in 2008. Their best March Madness was in 2002 when they went to the Elite 8 and lost to Indiana, 81-69, in the South Region finals.
What is the most represented state in 2010 March Madness?
29 states
What state has the most teams represented in this year's men's March Madness?
Canida
What year did march madness start?
March Madness, which refers to a basketball fever phenomenon, originated in Illinois in the late 1930's. The expression first appeared in the Illinois Interscholastic, the IHSA's magazine, in 1939.
What schools in the March Madness final four is the oldest state university in the US?
Its the Tar Heels
Did Florida state win the March Madness 2010?
yes they did. You can let all your friends know.
Which state has the most teams represented in the tournament for March Madness 2011?
Pennsylvania and Virginia each have 5 teams.
Who was in the finals basketball college game of March Madness?
Duke and Butler last year but this year it will be UCONN and Ohio state
Is 'March Madness' copyrighted?
March Madness is also a registered trademark, held jointly by the NCAA and the Illinois High School Association. The trademark has sparked a pair of high-profile courtroom battles in recent years."March Madness," the term used to describe the excitement surrounding the Illinois state high school basketball tournaments, first appeared in print in 1939. It was coined by Henry V. Porter, who started his career as a teacher and coach at Athens High School in central Illinois. In 1924, Porter led the Athens boys basketball team to a second-place finish in the state tournament. He later served as assistant executive secretary of the Illinois High School Athletic Association (from 1929 to 1940) and executive secretary of the National Federation of State High School Associations (from 1940 to 1958).Porter, who edited the IHSA's journal, coined "March Madness" in an essay that appeared in the Illinois High School Athletein March of 1939. Soon thereafter the nation was plunged into World War II. The drama of March Madness provided a force that brought the entire state together, and Porter again commemorated the event, this time with a poem, "Basketball Ides of March," which appeared in the Illinois Interscholastic in March of 1942.
