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Jim Larrañaga with George Mason at the 2006 Final Four. Now Larrañaga is back in the Final Four at the age of 73, with a bigger school from a more renowned conference. What’s changed in 17 years?
Then there’s Miller, who led UM with 27 points after transferring from George Mason, which Larranaga took to the Final Four in 2006. They are just five products of the portal. “I had no idea ...
University of Miami basketball coach Jim Larranaga stepped down and retired, two years after the Hurricanes reached the Final Four. They were 4-8 this season and lost 18 of past 22 games.
Seventeen years after Larrañaga helped the Cinderella slipper fit at George Mason, he led fifth-seeded Miami's 88-81 comeback to deny No. 2 Texas a Final Four berth.
Miami, though, has spiraled since its run to the Final Four in 2023. The Hurricanes dropped to 4-8 with a loss to Mount St. Mary’s last week and have lost 18 of their last 22 games.
Jim Larrañaga is a national treasure. On Sunday, Larrañaga led Miami to its first-ever Final Four appearance after pulling off an incredible comeback over Texas. The Hurricanes rallied from a 13 ...
Larranaga knows a thing or two about taking an underdog to the Final Four, having done it in 2006 with 11 th-seed George Mason, one of the lowest seeds ever to get that far.He and Larry Brown are ...
BENDER: Jim Larranaga, 17 years after George Mason run, leads Miami to first Final Four Two days after eliminating the Shockers, George Mason managed another shocker of its own.
College Sports Miami’s motivational Jim Larrañaga leads another Final Four run The head coach previously made it to the Final Four with No. 11 seed George Mason in 2006.
Clippers assistant coach Jay Larranaga rooting for father, Jim, and Miami in men's Final Four Jay Larranaga may get in-game updates from team staffers as his dad, Jim, leads Miami against Connecticut.
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Jim Larranaga Identifies Key Moment After Miami Final Four Run That Led to Retirement - MSN"After we went to the 2023 Final Four, eight players wanted to transfer or seek better NIL deals," Larranaga said while discussing how he got to this point. "They told me they loved it at Miami ...
Houston. In the 17 years that passed between Final Four appearances for Jim Larranaga, he changed schools (from George Mason to Miami), became a worse dancer (according to his players and his own ...
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