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DePaul Blue Demons 1999-2000 Away

DePaul came into the 1999-2000 season with high hopes of returning to Blue Demon basketball to the NCAA Tournament and for good reason.  DePaul returned Conference USA's Player of the Year in Quentin Richardson as well as his hometown running mates in Bobby Simmons and Lance Williams.     After going 21-11, including a loss in the Conference USA Tournament title game, DePaul earned the #9 seed in the East Region of the NCAA Tournament.  Waiting for them was #8 seed Kansas.  In an instant classic, Kansas outlast DePaul in OT, 81-77. The loss ended the DePaul career Quentin Richardson who was selected 18th by Los Angeles Clippers in the NBA Draft.  "DePaul prepared me so well for the next level and with what I needed to succeed in the NBA on and off the court. DePaul prepared me for life. I came into the NBA better prepared than most of the other players." -Quentin Richardson Modern Standard-Length Fit - SIZE CHART  Material: Double Ply 100% Pro Aero Mesh  Hemmed Pocket at Both Sides Elastic Waistband with Drawstring  Sublimated Team Graphics  Officially Licensed  Imported  All Designs are trademarks of 19nine, LLC.

UConn Huskies 1998-1999

UConn entered the 1998-1999 season ranked #2 in the preseason polls.  Thanks to a 19 game win streak to start the season the Huskies spent 10 consecutive weeks at #1 and never fell out of the Top 3.  A Big East regular season championship and Big East Tournament championship secured Connecticut a #1 seed in the West Region of the NCAA Tournament.  After wins against Texas- San Antonio, New Mexico and Iowa the Huskies ran up against a hungry upstart Gonzaga team with a Final Four berth on the line.  UConn won a nail biter 67-62 giving the school it's first Final Four appearance. After dispatching Michael Redd, Scoonie Penn and the Ohio State Buckeyes in one of the semi final games, the Huskies were setup for a showdown with the loaded #1 ranked Duke Blue Devils.  In what was dubbed the "Duke Invitational" by media outlets UConn felt the disrespect and used it as motivation.  Tired of hearing about how great Duke was, Ricky Moore turned the hotel TV off, looked at his teammates and said, "You know what you have to do." The rest is history.  UConn 77- Duke 74.  Behind Rip Hamilton's 27 points and Khalid El-Amin's steady floor play the Huskies shocked the world and became the National Champs. "Rip was the best player on the floor and he showed it. Rip also had the right teammates around him to let him shine." -El-Amin, UConn Guard Modern Standard-Length Fit - SIZE CHART  Material: Double Ply 100% Pro Aero Mesh  Hemmed Pockets at Both Sides Elastic Waistband with Drawstring  Sublimated Team Graphics  Officially Licensed  Made in China  All Designs are trademarks of 19nine, LLC.

Michigan State Big Ten Champs '90

Maryland Terrapins 1985-1986 Away