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March Madness 2009’s Diversity in Leadership

by Frank J. Matthews , March 20, 2009

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This year’s 2009 NCAA Tournament field of 65 teams includes 14 teams that have Black head coaches. According to NCAA data, Black players represent approximately 60 percent of Division I male basketball players. Thirteen Black head coaches made it into the NCAA Tournament in 2006. Here is a list of Black head coaches who made it into this year’s March madness.

 

Midwest Regional

Alabama State University – Lewis Jackson * Play-In-Game*

 

Cleveland State University – Gary Waters

 

Boston College - Al Skinner

 

West Regional

University of Washington – Lorenzo Romar

 

University of  Missouri – Mike Anderson

 

California State Northridge – Bobby Braswell

 

South Regional

Louisiana State University – Trent Johnson

 

Clemson University – Oliver Purnell

 

University of Oklahoma – Jeff Capel

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