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then long-time girlfriend Tracy Wilhelmy I think this hyphen is misplaced. ""then"" is a modifier, and ""longtime"" is an adjective itself.

The position had opened up after assistant coach Jamal Meeks resigned after being arrested on solicitation  and drug charges. (He was later acquitted.) Clunky. ,of which he was later acquitted would seem to flow better.

Collier was in complete agreement Wordy. Why not just Collier agreed ?

Butler was awarded the 7 seed in the East Regional. They beat tenth-seeded South Alabama 81–61 in the opening round Number usage certainly needs to be consistent when they're this close together. Also, the ""opening round"" is the play-in game. A 7/10 game occurs in the first round. There is a distinct difference.

and became the fourth winningest first year coach. ""Winningest"" ? Is that a word?

Butler was nationally ranked for a school and league record 19 consecutive weeks. Do those still stand? If not, that bears mentioning.

Stevens defied expectations, again winning the regular season Horizon championship with a 25–4 (15–3 in conference) record. This doesn't logically flow. The coach won the league championship?

Doc Meanwell did it in 51 games at Wisconsin. Clair Bee at Rider, Bill Carmody at Princeton, and Bill Guthridge at North Carolina all reached the mark in 55 games.[23]  Buck Freeman also reached the milestone in his 56th game at St. John's Focused? And if this is to remain, wikilinking Bill Guthridge twice is unnecessary.

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