Discussions about the greatest coach in any sport are often subjective and based on some arbitrary metric suited to fit an argument someone is making on behalf of a given coach. It is a fun game to play, but there generally isn't a right answer as there are multiple coaches who have a resume worthy of being deemed the greatest.
John Wooden has long been considered the standard for college basketball coaches and often called the greatest of all time. That argument is largely based on the fact that he won 10 national titles in 12 years as the head coach at UCLA. He also oversaw the longest — 88 games — winning streak in college basketball history and got to 12 Final Fours.
That's an impressive resume, no doubt, but Wooden is no longer the right answer when it comes to college basketball's greatest coach.
