Rick Pitino has taken 3 different schools to the Final Four: Providence, Kentucky and Louisville.
The following coaches have taken 2 different schools to the Final Four:
Roy Williams (Kansas, North Carolina)
Lute Olson (Iowa, Arizona)
Jack Gardner (Kansas State, Utah)
Forddy Anderson (Bradley, Michigan State)
Larry Brown (UCLA, Kansas)
Eddie Sutton (Arkansas, Oklahoma State)
Gene Bartow (Memphis, UCLA)
John Calipari (Massachusetts, Memphis)
Hugh Durham (Florida State, Georgia)
Lou Henson (New Mexico State, Illinois)
Bob Huggins (Cincinnati, West Virginia)
Frank McGuire (St. John's, North Carolina)
Lee Rose (Charlotte, Purdue)
Eddie Sutton--Kentucky and Oklahoma State
No. All final four teams have been from different conferences, but not all 4.
The "Final Four" are the four teams that win the regional championships in the NCAA basketball tournament, thus becoming the final four teams in the tournament.
The four teams in the final four (in 2008) come from Memphis, California, North Carolina, and Kansas.
The Final Four are the last standing teams of March Madness in either NBA or NCAA basketball. There are two final games involving the Final Four, two games involving two of the Final Four teams. The two teams that win each of the Final Four games move on to the National Championship, the final game of the season (for NCAA).
The Big East had 3 teams in the Final Four in 1985: Georgetown, Villanova and St. John's.
The Final Four is present in college basketball. The March madness tournament consists of 65 teams then gets down to 64 teams, then to 32 then to 16 then to 8 then to 4. Those last four teams are considered the final four and are in the semi finals for the title of national champion of college basketball for that year. This year the final four is going to be played in Detroit, and while march madness is going on, soon enough there will be only four teams left, known as the final four.
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By making to the last four teams in the NCAA March Madness tournament
The teams left this year are Kentucky, Butler, Connecticut, and Virginia Commonwealth.
Bob Bender was on the 1976 NCAA champs at Indiana and then with Duke in the 1978 final when they lost to Kentucky.
UK, UCONN, Butler, and VCU.