Andy Enfield

2013 NCAA Tournament: South Region Sweet 16 Preview

The Jayhawks, Wolverines, Gators and Florida Gulf Coast Eagles are off to Texas.
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<p> 2013 NCAA Tournament: South Region Sweet 16 Preview, including the Kansas Jayhawks, Florida Gulf Coast Eagles, Michigan Wolverines, Florida Gators, Trey Burke, Andy Enfield, Ben McLemore and Jeff Withey.</p>
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40 Twitter Accounts Every College Basketball Fan Should Follow
40 Twitter Accounts Every March Madness Fan Should Follow
10 Biggest Disappointments in NCAA Tournament

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10 Biggest Disappointments in NCAA Tournament

The worst letdowns from the opening weekend of March Madness.
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<p> 10 Biggest Disappointments in NCAA Tournament, including the overreaction to the Aaron Craft charge call, over-hyped mid-major powers exiting early, Shabazz Muhammad's false age, Ben McLemore's disappearing act, Marshall Henderson's meltdown and Andy Enfield's wife.</p>
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2013 March Madness: NCAA Tournament schedule and key dates
40 Twitter Accounts Every College Basketball Fan Should Follow
40 Twitter Accounts Every March Madness Fan Should Follow

There was plenty of action on the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament. Florida Gulf Coast became the first No. 15 seed Cinderella to make the Sweet 16 of the Big Dance. Wichita State “shocked” No. 1 seed Gonzaga to become just the fifth No. 9 seed to advance to the Sweet 16 since 1985. Buzzer-beaters and pep bands, coeds and coaches, commercials and cheerleaders — all the usual March Madness was in full effect. But there were also a few letdowns in the Rounds of 64 and 32.

Ranking Every Coach in the 2013 NCAA Tournament

Coach K is at the head of the class, with four national titles and 11 trips to the Final Four.
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<p> Ranking Every Coach in the 2013 NCAA Tournament, including Mike Krzyzewski, Rick Pitino, Tom Izzo, Roy Williams, Billy Donovan, Jim Boeheim, Bill Self, Tubby Smith, Steve Fisher, Brad Stevens, Ben Howland, Thad Matta, Bruce Weber, Shaka Smart, Jim Larranaga, Jay Wright, Tom Crean, John Thompson III, Sean Miller, Bo Ryan, Bryce Drew and Andy Enfield.</p>
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Shaka Smart
Bo Ryan
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Brad Stevens
John Thompson III
Tubby Smith
Ben Howland
Tom Crean
Steve Fisher
Bruce Weber
Jay Wright
Sean Miller
Andy Enfield
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10 Potential Cinderella Teams in the 2013 NCAA Tournament
2013 March Madness: NCAA Tournament schedule and key dates
20 Great Athletes Who Unretired

The NCAA Tournament is a results-based business for coaches. Having the best players or fanbase or reputation isn’t enough. Dean Smith couldn’t even make the Final Four with a team that had Michael Jordan, Sam Perkins, Brad Daugherty and Kenny Smith. Jim Valvano ran wild after motivating a group of nobodies past the future Hall of Fame-laden “Phi Slamma Jamma” of Akeem Olajuwon and Clyde Drexler.