It depends on what you mean by "prestigious." If you want to talk only national titles then UCLA would have to be #1. Or most wins then Kentucky would be #1. If you're talking about history, tradition, and consistent success for over a century then Kansas would be #1.
Considering all of the above, here is a rough and very debatable list of the most prestigious College Basketball programs:
1. Kentucky (7 titles, winningest program, Adolph Rupp)
2. Kansas (3 titles, James Naismith, Phog Allen, Wilt Chamberlain)
3. North Carolina (5 titles, Michael Jordan, Dean Smith)
4. UCLA (11 titles, John Wooden)
5. Indiana (5 titles, Bob Knight, Isaiah Thomas)
6. Duke (3 titles, Coach K)
A College basketball recruiting coach is a designated coach in charge of bringing b-ball players into the college or university programs...He/She will attend high school games throughout the year trying to engage and talk to young athletes about their programs. Usually the college basketball recruiting coaches are all members of the college or university basketball staff.
The Dayton Flyers men's basketball team is a college basketball program. Dayton is one of the top-50 all time winningest Division I college basketball programs.
Well 2.0 is average, and most prestigious college programs require a minimum of a 3.0 so you can gauge for yourself.
Harvard
In my opinion it is Duke, or North Carolina, but Indiana and UCLA both have great programs and their is Kansas and Michigan State
It all depends on the program and where the teams from, what tournaments there in, and the payroll for staff.
CBK is used to reference college basketball. It is believed that the "K" is used to help differentiate between college baseball (CBB) and college basketball (CBK).
how is the rpi calculated in college basketball.
Your local community college.
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College Basketball Invitational was created in 2007.
College Basketball on ESPN was created in 1979.