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1. His college coach, Branch McCracken is also a member of the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame.
2. Indiana star player ( and later coach ) Branch McCracken scored the first point in the facility with a free throw.
3. He quietly urged basketball coach Branch McCracken to recruit Bill Garrett, who in 1948 became the first black to play a varsity sport in the conference.
4. Four All-Americans helped lead the Hoosiers in this era : Jim Strickland, Branch McCracken ( later coach ), Vern Huffman, and Ken Gunning.
5. After serving in the United States Army during World War II, McCreary returned to his alma mater as an assistant to his former coach, Branch McCracken.
6. It's difficult to find branch mccracken in a sentence. 用branch mccracken造句挺難的
7. A coach during the 1960s, Dave McCracken, is the son of Branch McCracken, Indiana University s coach for the university s 1940 and 1953 national championships.
8. At 34, Donovan would be the third-youngest coach to win it all behind Indiana's Branch McCracken in 1940 and Wisconsin's Harold Foster in 1941.
9. With that victory, Ryan became the 2nd fastest coach to reach that milestone, tying Ryan with Branch McCracken who both needed 140 games to reach the 100th conference victory.
10. They are the Hoosiers who won national championships under Branch McCracken and a fella who now lives out in Lubbock and who are descendants of the juggernaut that cruised through the last unbeaten Division I season in 1976.
11. He teamed up with fellow Big Ten star ( and also a future Hall of Famer ) Branch McCracken to lead the All-Stars to a 30-23 victory over the Chicago Majestic and the Midwest professional championship.
12. The youngest was Indiana's Branch McCracken, who was 31 in 1940, when the Hoosiers won the first of their five NCAA championships; and Wisconsin's Harold Foster, was 34 in 1941, the last time the Badgers reached the Final Four before this year.
13. He also worked with IU's black alumni and the university's college coach, Branch McCracken, to recruit Bill Garrett, ) In 1947, when the local barbers union refused to cut black students'hair in their off-campus shops during regular business hours, Wells leased the Indiana Memorial Union's barbershop to a barber who agreed to accept black and white students as patrons.