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Women's Basketball Game Analysis
Has the most national championships for men's or women's college basketball with 11.

Constantly is an advocate for growing the game of women's basketball by allowing mid major teams to play them to increase their fanbase. Allows high school and college coaches to watch his practices so they can improve as a program. He does open practices for then entire public to see at the Final Four so they can see what the benchmark of women's basketball is.
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