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| '''Rick Pitino''' (born ], ] in ]) is a ] coach with experience in ] and ] basketball leagues. He is currently head coach at ] but is also known for his coaching career at ], ], the ], the ], and the ]. Pitino started his coaching career as a graduate assistant at the ] at ] in ], and became a full-time assistant in ] and ]. | |||
| He made the ] with Providence in ]; the point guard on that team, ], is now a prominent college coach. In ], he left for Kentucky, which was then reeling from a major recruiting scandal. In ], he brought the Wildcats to the brink of the Final Four, losing to ] in a double-overtime classic often regarded as the greatest college basketball game ever. He made the Final Four with Kentucky the following year, won a national title with UK in ], and lost to ] in overtime in the NCAA finals in ]. | |||
| He is the author of a ]al ] book (and ]) named '']''. He published an ] in ] entitled ''Born to Coach'' describing his life until his time with the Knicks. | |||
| Pitino, a native of ], was a notable captain of his high school basketball team on ]. He entered the ] in ], where he joined ] fraternity. He was a standout guard and captain of the UMass basketball team, and an inductee into the UMass Hall of Fame. | |||
| In 2005, Pitino became the first coach in NCAA history to lead three separate schools to the Final Four. | |||
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