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Stats Almanac

■	Best Season:	1983-84, 2007-08
■	Biggest Win:	NCAA Men's Division 1 Basketball Champions (1984)
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■	No. of Players in the NBA:	Since 1957, there have been a total of 40 NBA draft picks to come out of Georgetown. 21 picks have been in the top 2 rounds.

Championship Wins

Date:	Title:	Details:
1984	NCAA Men's Division 1 Basketball Champion

Most Valuable Players

Georgetown Hoyas Hall of Fame

Player:	Induction Year:	Why He's Great:
Patrick Ewing	2008	Ewing earned First Team All-America honors three times while at Georgetown and led the Hoyas to the 1984 NCAA Championship. In the NBA, he was an 11-time all-star and also won two gold medals as a member of the United States Olympic Team.
Elmer Ripley	1973	A player, coach, and tireless promoter of basketball, Ripley had a 20-year professional career (notably with the original Celtics) and a 26-year-long college coaching career, with successes at Georgetown, Yale, Columbia, Notre Dame, John Carroll, West Point, and Regis.
John R. Thompson	1999	In 27 years coaching at Georgetown, Thompson won nearly 600 games, played in 14 consecutive NCAA tournaments (1979-92), made 24 consecutive postseason appearances (20 NCAA, 4 NIT), and won seven Big East tournament championships. 26 of his players were drafted by the NBA (eight in the first round). NCAA Championship at Georgetown, 1984 NCAA Final Fours, 1982, 1984, 1985 National Coach of the Year, 1984, 1985, 1987 Big East Coach of the Year, 1980, 1987, 1992
Harry (Buddy) Jeannette	1995	Following careers as both a professional player and coach, Jeannette coached the Hoyas from 1952 to 1956.

Best Coaches

Winning Streaks