Are college basketball courts and NBA courts the same size?
NBA, college, & high school courts differ on overall size and layout, but the interior markings are the same. MORE? Ask ChaCha!
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Where did Serge Ibaka play college basketball?
Serge Ibaka did not attend a college or university.
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What are the names of college basketball team names?
College basketball team names include the Jayhawks, Blue Devi...
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Why do some college basketball players wear t shirts under their jerseys?
Some college basketball players wear t shirts because they ha...
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Where did Robert Parrish play college basketball?
Robert Parish attended Centenary College in his home state of...
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What men's college basketball team has the most NCAA tournament wins?
UCLA has eleven titles ranging from 1964 to 1995. ChaCha!
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Where did Serge Ibaka play college basketball?
Serge Ibaka did not attend a college or university.
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Where did Blake Griffin play college basketball?
The 6ft 10in and 251 lb Blake Griffin in a forward for the Ok...
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Where did Tyson Chandler play college basketball?
Tyson Chandler did not attend College. He was drafted into th...
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Who has won the most college basketball games in one season?
Until the NCAA stripped Memphis of the 2008 season on August ...
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Where did Kenyon Martin play college basketball?
Kenyon Martin played college basketball at the University of ...
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How many years did Dereck Rose play college basketball?
Derrick Rose played one year at U Memphis in 2007-08. He aver...
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What is Snoop Dogg's favorite college basketball team?
Snoop Dogg is an avid USC supporter and has been on the sidel...
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Who will win in college basketball UNC or Texas?
I will take a guess and say the University of Texas will beat...
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What men's college basketball team has the most NCAA tournament wins?
UCLA has eleven titles ranging from 1964 to 1995. ChaCha!
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What college basketball team has the colors of baby blue and gold?
The UCLA Bruins are sometimes known to used baby blue and gol...
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What college did Pete Maravich play basketball for?
Peter Press Maravich played college basketball for the Louisi...
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Where was the 1992 Men's College Basketball Final Four played?
The 1992 Men's College Basketball Final Four was played in Mi...
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What is the highest scoring college basketball game on record :)?
ChaCha cannot find the stats for the highest scoring college ...
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Who is the best college basketball team?
The best college basketball team at the end of the 2009 NCAA ...
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What college basketball teams went into six overtimes?
Syracuse 127, Connecticut 117, was the final score to the 6 o...
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Who has won the most college basketball games in one season?
Until the NCAA stripped Memphis of the 2008 season on August ...
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Where did kevin durant play college basketball?
Kevin Durant played college basketball for Texas. He now make...
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What is the winningest program in college basketball?
Wake Forest has the top rank with a 16-0 record. ChaCha again...
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Where did Kobe Bryant play college basketball?
Kobe Bryant went straight from high school to the NBA, skippi...
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What is your favorite college basketball team?
Rutgers is my team. Go Scarlet Knights!
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Where was the 1992 Men's College Basketball Final Four played?
The 1992 Men's College Basketball Final Four was played in Mi...
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What is the highest scoring college basketball game on record :)?
ChaCha cannot find the stats for the highest scoring college ...
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What college basketball teams went into six overtimes?
Syracuse 127, Connecticut 117, was the final score to the 6 o...
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Who has the highest scoring average of all time in college basketball?
Pete Maravich (1967-1970) has the following NCAA records: Hig...
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Does ea sports still make college basketball games?
EA Sports no longer makes college basketball games. They anno...
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College basketball refers to the USA Basketball competitive governance structure established by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). College basketball is broken up into three divisions: Division I, Division II, and Division III.
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