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Adolf Rupp is one of the most prolific Basketball coaches every to coach the game, ranking third behind Bobby Knight and Dean Smith for most wins. Kentucky won 876 games under Rupp's 41-year coaching career at the University. His Wildcat teams won four NCAA championships (1948, 1949, 1951, 1958), one National Invitation Tournament (NIT) title in 1946 (when the NIT was a tournament equal in prestige to the NCAA tournament), appeared in 20 NCAA tournaments, had six NCAA Final Four appearances, won five Sugar Bowl tournament championships, captured 27 Southeastern Conference regular season titles, and won 13 Southeastern Conference tournaments. Rupp's Kentucky teams also finished ranked #1 on six occasions in the final Associated Press College Basketball poll and four times in the United Press International (Coaches) poll. In addition, Rupp's legendary 1966 Kentucky squad (nicknamed "Rupp's Runts") finished second in the NCAA tournament and Rupp's powerful 1947 Wildcats finished second in the NIT. Further, his 1933 and 1954 Kentucky squads were awarded the Helms National Championship. Rupp was forced into retirement in March 1972 after reaching the age of 70, which at the time was the mandatory retirement age for all University of Kentucky employees. He was a four-time National Coach-of-the-Year award winner.
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How many states have a city named Lexington?
On the list of towns with a population of 5000 or more, there's a Lexington in Kentucky, Maryland (Lexington Park), Massachusetts, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia. That's seven if you count Lexington Park. Any Lexingtons in other states will be smaller than 5000 people.
When was Adolph Rupp Trophy created?
The Adolph Rupp Trophy was created in 1972. It is awarded annually to the top men's college basketball player in the United States by the Commonwealth Athletic Club of Kentucky. The trophy is named in honor of Adolph Rupp, a legendary college basketball coach.
Who was Abraham Lincoln's wife?
Abraham Lincoln's wife was named Mary Ann Todd(1818-1882). She was from well- established Kentucky family from Lexington, KY.
What is Lexington TN named after?
Where did Lexington Tennessee get its name?
Who founded Lexington Kentucky?
My Great Great Great Great Great Grandfather William Mcconnell founded Lexington Kentucky in June 1975 here's a little info: In June 1775, William McConnell and his fellow frontier explorers camped at a natural spring in the wilderness of the Virginia territory known as Kentucky. Word came from nearby Fort Boonesboro that the first battle of the American Revolution had been fought in Lexington, Massachusetts. In honor of the battle, the group named their future settlement "Lexington". curtosy of McconellSprings.com
What part of speech is Lexington?
Lexington is a proper noun. There are various places in the USA named Lexington.
Does William Shatner live in Paris Kentucky?
The actor lives on a 360-acre horse farm near Versailles, Kentucky named Belle Reve
Where is Arena Illinois?
There is no town in Illinois named Arena.
What state has a capital named Kentucky?
No state capital is named Kentucky. Kentucky is a state; its capital is Frankfort.
Where is the Charles Taylor Toyota dealership located?
According to Toyota's dealership directory, there is no dealership named Charles Taylor Toyota. There is a Charles Taylor who is an automobile professional located in Lexington, Kentucky.
Is there a London in Kentucky?
Yes, it is about 150 miles southeast of Louisville via Frankfort and Lexington or 140 miles east of Bowling Green. Or you could say that it is about halfway between Berea and Jellico on Interstate 75.
Which team has their home ground named Imtech Arena?
The team that has their home ground named Imtech Arena is HSV.
