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Every one on the 75 Final 4 team played Freshman (Except fpr the Lasalle/Westhill Coach Transfer).
Kevin King
Every one on the 75 Final 4 team played Freshman (Except fpr the Lasalle/Westhill Coach Transfer).
The Bill Smith/Bob McDaniel/Tom Green/Bill Finney frosh team of 67/68 filled the stands also.
and they lost to Cornell on a 3/4 Court Buzzer beater
The varsity had won the last two national championships but they had an off year in 1965-66, (18-8).
John Wooden Coaching Record | College Basketball at Sports-Reference.com
Participation trophy time is over. Strides should be make in high school just like everyone else. It’s a business .'The Freshman team was lost long ago when freshmen became eligible for varsity play. For some, it was good because they were ready to play at the varsity level and move on. For others, it meant spending a year or more on the bench without any game-experience development. Players like Braswell and Buddy (and many more) could really gain from starting and playing in 20 or more games against competition upgraded from high school. I can think of many players that benefitted from Freshman games. Development of non-superstars has taken a step backward. Too bad.
game experience--nothing to do with "participation trophies"Participation trophy time is over. Strides should be make in high school just like everyone else. It’s a business .
Wikipedia says... Pretty cool, although since it's limited to non-scholarship players it wouldn't do anything for the players mentionedSome schools, including UNC, have JV squads.