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what was john wooden life and has he ever been in jail and has ever lost any games
has john wooden ever injerd him self inthe hall of fame and what was his family like and how many kids did he have and wife baskly who was all the people in john wooden family?
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What basketball coach won the most ncaa titles?
John Wooden of UCLA won 10
What coach has won the most US college basketball championships?
John Wooden (all at UCLA)
Who was the starting center on the 1975 ucla basketball team?
bill walden of course. john wooden was the coach
How did former UCLA basketball coach John Wooden die?
He was 99 years old and the official cause of death was Natural Causes.
Where did John Wooden die at?
John Wooden is dead. He died on 4 June 2010, in Los Angeles. He was 99 years old.
What coach has won the most NCAA tournaments?
John Wooden (UCLA)
What NCAA men's basketball coach has won the most national championships?
Most tournament wins Men's: John Wooden(10) Women's: Pat Summit(8) For more info on college basketball, check out US College Sport's website for videos, photos, news and opinion on the latest stories, recruiting updates, and trending college basketball players!
What team did john wooden coach for?
John Wooden played three seasons (1929-30 through 1931-32) at Purdue University.
Why is there an award named after him john wooden?
John Wooden was a renowned basketball coach who led UCLA to numerous championships. The award named after him, the John Wooden Award, is given to the most outstanding men's and women's college basketball players in the United States each year to honor his contributions to the sport.
Who was the coach during the years 1967 - 1973 for ucla?
John Wooden, the "Wizard of Westwood"
What is Coach John Woodenand most known for?
John Wooden was most known for his 88-game winning streak in the 70s and the numerous championships he won. He built a dynasty at UCLA Men's Basketball.
Who' the best basketball team ever?
UCLA college team under John Wooden in the '60s
