2010 has been a pretty good year for Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski. He won his fourth national championship, brought home a gold medal from the FIBA World Championships in Turkey, and now he’s passed one-time arch-rival Dean Smith and moved into second place on the all-time Division I wins list. … Read Full Post
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2010 has been a pretty good year for Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski. He won his fourth national championship, brought home a gold medal from the FIBA World Championships in Turkey, and now he’s passed one-time arch-rival Dean Smith and moved into second place on the all-time Division I wins list. … Read Full Post
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2010 has been a pretty good year for Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski. He won his fourth national championship, brought home a gold medal from the FIBA World Championships in Turkey, and now he’s passed one-time arch-rival Dean Smith and moved into second place on the all-time Division I wins list. … Read Full Post
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A late-December game between Duke and tiny Elon College wouldn’t ordinarily merit mention in this space… but last night’s was special. The 98-72 win was the 879th of Mike Krzyzewski’s storied career, which moves him into a tie with one-time arch-rival Dean Smith on Division I Men’s Basketball all-time win list. … Read Full Post
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With North Carolina’s win over Michigan State, Roy Williams ties his mentor, Dean Smith, with two national championships… and joins a select list of coaches with multiple titles. Here’s a rundown of all the coaches that have cut down the nets more than once. via About College Basketball – Coaches with Multiple National Championships.
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These are the giants of the game… their names are painted on stadiums and engraved on plaques in Springfield. Bob Knight. Dean Smith. Adolph Rupp. It seems almost sacrilegious to include the names of current coaches on a list with these guys… but the fact is, Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski is fifth all-time, and could easily [...]
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