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[edit] Pittsburgh Penguins prospects
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[edit] Pitt Panthers basketball season-by-season history
Pittsburgh Panthers men's basketball#Season-by-season Basketball
AP Poll - 1950
NCAA Tournament - 1939
Big East Tournament - 1980; article - 1996
NIT - 1938
Eastern 8 - 1976
Pitt Panthers baskeball season-by-season
| Jamie Dixon (2003 - present) |
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Big East Tournament |
National tournaments |
| 2007-08 |
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10 |
Big East champions
Defeated Cincinnati, 70-64
Defeated Louisville, 76-69 OT
Defeated Marquette, 68-61
Defeated Georgetown, 74-65 |
NCAA second round
Defeated Oral Roberts, 82-63
Lost to Michigan State, 54-65 |
| 2006-07 |
29 |
8 |
Big East runner-up
Defeated Marquette, 89-79
Defeated Louisville, 65-59
Lost to Georgetown, 42-65 |
NCAA Sweet Sixteen
Defeated Wright State, 79-58
Defeated Virginia Commonwealth, 84-79 OT
Lost to UCLA, 55-64 |
| 2005-06 |
24 |
7 |
Big East runner-up
Defeated Louisville, 61-56
Defeated West Virginia, 68-57
Defeated Villanova, 68-54
Lost to Syracuse, 61-65 |
NCAA second round
Defeated Kent State, 79-64
Lost to Bradley 66-72 |
| 2004-05 |
20 |
9 |
First round
Lost to Villanova, 58-67 |
NCAA first round
Lost to Pacific, 71-79 |
| 2003-04 |
31 |
5 |
Big East runner-up
Defeated Virginia Tech 74-61
Defeated Boston College, 62-53
Lost to UConn, 58-61 |
NCAA Sweet Sixteen
Defeated UCF, 53-44
Defeated Wisconsin, 59-55
Lost to Oklahoma State, 51-63 |
| Ben Howland (1999-2003) |
| Year |
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Big East Tournament |
National tournaments |
| 2002-03 |
28 |
5 |
Big East champions
Defeated Providence, 67-59
Defeated Boston College, 61-48
Defeated UConn, 74-56 |
NCAA Sweet Sixteen
Defeated Wagner, 87-61
Defeated Indiana, 74-52
Lost to Marquette, 74-77 |
| 2001-02 |
29 |
6 |
Big East runner-up
Defeated Boston College, 76-62
Defeated Miami, 76-71
Lost to UConn 65-74 2OT |
NCAA Sweet Sixteen
Defeated Central Conn. State, 71-54
Defeated California, 63-50
Lost to Kent State, 73-78 OT |
| 2000-01 |
19 |
14 |
Big East runner-up
Defeated Miami, 78-69
Defeated Notre Dame, 66-54
Defeated Syracuse, 55-54 OT
Lost to Boston College 57-79 |
NIT Sweet Sixteen
Defeated St. Bonaventure, 84-75
Lost to Mississippi State, 61-66 |
| 1999-2000 |
13 |
15 |
First round
Lost to Villanova, 55-65 |
| Paul Evans (1986-1994) |
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Big East Tournament |
National tournaments |
| 1993-94 |
13 |
14 |
First round
Lost to St. John’s, 72-80 |
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| 1992-93 |
17 |
11 |
First round
Lost to Syracuse, 50-55 |
NCAA first round
Lost to Utah, 65-86 |
| 1991-92 |
18 |
16 |
First round
Lost to Miami, 71-83 |
NIT Sweet Sixteen
Defeated Penn State, 67-65
Lost to Florida, 74-77 |
| 1990-91 |
21 |
12 |
First round
Lost to Seton Hall, 69-70 |
NCAA second round
Defeated Georgia, 76-68 OT
Lost to Kansas, 66-77 |
| 1989-90 |
12 |
17 |
Second round
Defeated Boston College, 88-70
Lost to Syracuse, 55-58 |
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| 1988-89 |
17 |
13 |
Second round
Defeated Villanova, 71-66
Lost to Georgetown, 62-85 |
NCAA first round
Lost to Ball State 64-68 |
| 1987-88 |
24 |
7 |
Second round
Defeated UConn, 75-58
Lost to Villanova, 69-72 |
NCAA second round
Defeated Eastern Mich., 108-90
Lost to Vanderbilt, 74-80 |
| 1986-87 |
25 |
8 |
Second round
Defeated Seton Hall, 96-88
Lost to Syracuse, 85-99 |
NCAA second round
Defeated Marist, 93-68
Lost to Oklahoma, 93-96 |
| Charles Ridl (1968-1975) |
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| Bob Timmons (1953-1968) |
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Wins |
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National tournaments |
| Dr. George Flint (1911-1921) |
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| Wol Wegner (1910-1911) |
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Losses |
| Harry Hough (1907-1908) |
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Wins |
Losses |
| Ben Printz (1905-07) |
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Wins |
Losses |
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[edit] Pennsylvania Congressional appointments
- The following is a proposal for a system of election created by myself to be employed within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. It is being created for a class project, and for the benefit of those interested enough to have a look at it.
Pennsylvania representatives to Congress shall be determined using a system known as mixed member proportional representation. The 19 representatives allocated to the Commonwealth shall be decided in each of two different methods. First, the state's 12,281,054 residents shall be divided into 10 Congressional districts. The districts shall be determined along county lines. The districts will be as follows:
[edit] District 1
- Philadelphia
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- Total - 12.36
[edit] District 2
- Montgomery
- Delaware
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- Total - 10.60
[edit] District 3
- Lehigh
- Northampton
- Bucks
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- Total - 9.58
[edit] District 4
- Chester
- Lancaster
- Berks
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- Total - 10.40
[edit] District 5
- Luzerne
- Columbia
- Schuylkill
- Lebanon
- Dauphin
- Perry
- Juniata
- Snyder
- Cumberland
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- Total - 9.97
[edit] District 6
- McKean
- Cameron
- Potter
- Clinton
- Tioga
- Lycoming
- Union
- Sullivan
- Bradford
- Wyoming
- Susquehanna
- Lackawanna
- Wayne
- Pike
- Monroe
- Carbon
- Montour
- Northumberland
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- Total - 8.71
[edit] District 7
- Clearfield
- Centre
- Mifflin
- Blair
- Huntingdon
- Somerset
- Bedford
- Fulton
- Franklin
- Adams
- York
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- Total - 9.67
[edit] District 8
- Erie
- Crawford
- Warren
- Elk
- Forest
- Venango
- Mercer
- Lawrence
- Butler
- Clarion
- Jefferson
- Armstrong
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- Total - 9.63
[edit] District 9
- Beaver
- Washington
- Greene
- Fayette
- Westmoreland
- Indiana
- Cambria
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- Total - 9.65
[edit] District 10
- Allegheny
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- Total - 10.44
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