College Basketball Trivia Question - 2

Ed Ratleff is the correct answer because he was a First Team All-American who played basketball for Long Beach State in 1973. Chris Webber, Kenyon Martin, and Chet Walker did not play for Long Beach State in 1973 and therefore cannot be the correct answer.

In 1955, San Francisco won the NCAA Basketball Final Four Championship by defeating La Salle.

UCLA won the 1971 NCAA Basketball Final Four Championship by beating Villanova.

Tim Smith is the correct answer because he was the East Tennessee St. basketball player who averaged 22.2 points a game in 2004.

Keith Lee is the correct answer because he was a First Team All-American who played for Memphis in 1985.

California won the 1959 NCAA Basketball Championship by beating West Virginia.

In 1987, the University of Indiana won the NCAA Basketball Final Four Championship by defeating Syracuse.

Jose Juan Barea is the correct answer because he is the Northeastern basketball player who averaged 21.5 points a game in 2004.

Bob Boozer is the correct answer because he was a First Team All-American who played basketball for Kansas State in 1959.

Ernie Digregorio is the correct answer because he was a 6-0' player from Providence who was a First Team All-American in 1973. This means that he was recognized as one of the best college basketball players in the country that year. The other options, Terry Dischinger, Rick Mount, and Tom Stith, do not match the given description and therefore are not the correct answer.

In the 1942 NCAA Basketball Championship game, Dartmouth was beaten by Stanford.

Kentucky is the correct answer because they beat Baylor in the 1948 NCAA Basketball Championship game.

In 1965, UCLA won the NCAA Basketball Final Four Championship by defeating Michigan.

Marquette University won the 1977 NCAA Basketball Final Four Championship by beating North Carolina.

Omar Thomas is the correct answer because he is the UTEP basketball player who averaged 20.4 points a game in 2004.

In 2004, Steven Smith was a La Salle basketball player who averaged 20.2 points per game.

In the 2003-04 basketball season, the University of Utah averaged the most points per game. This means that they scored more points on average in each game compared to the other three teams listed.

St. Louis University scored the most points per game during the 2004 NCAA basketball season.

The correct answer is Wisconsin because the question is asking for the Big Ten basketball team that plays its home games at the Kohl Center. Wisconsin is the only option provided that matches this description.

Lisa Braddy broke the assist record in 1989 for the Kansas Jayhawks women's basketball team.

The NCAA began using the "pod" system for the basketball playoffs in 2002.

In the original 1939 NCAA Basketball Championships, only 8 teams participated.

Bo Ryan, the University of Wisconsin men's basketball coach, won four NCAA Division III Titles as the coach of the University of Wisconsin - Platteville. This means that during his tenure at the University of Wisconsin - Platteville, the basketball team achieved great success and won multiple championships in the Division III category.

During the 2003-2004 season, Gonzaga competed in the WCC conference.

Travis Knight attended Connecticut college.

Juan Mendez is the correct answer because he is the Niagara basketball player who averaged 23.5 points a game in 2004.

Alan Daniels is the correct answer because he is the only player listed who played for Lamar basketball in 2004 and had an average of 19.9 points per game. The other players listed either did not play for Lamar basketball or did not have the same scoring average in that year.

Steve Burtt Jr. is the correct answer because he is the Iona basketball player who averaged 19.3 points per game in 2004. Wayne Simien, Danny Granger, and Brandon Cotton are not associated with Iona basketball or the given statistics.

In the 2004-05 NCAA basketball season, Hawaii scored the most points per game.

In 2006, there were 10 members on the NCAA Basketball Championship selection committee. This committee is responsible for selecting and seeding the teams that participate in the NCAA basketball tournament. The committee consists of individuals from various backgrounds, including athletic directors and conference commissioners. Their role is to evaluate teams based on their performance throughout the season and determine which teams deserve a spot in the tournament.