Coach Donovan

I'm not much on talking about myself, so here is bit from Wikipedia. That's right, Billy D is down.
William John "Billy" Donovan (born May 30, 1965 in Rockville Centre, New York, United States) is a basketball coach who has taken the University of Florida men's team to 2 NCAA Final Fours in 2000 and 2006, the 2000 national championship game, and the 2006 NCAA championship with a 73-57 win over UCLA. He is one of only six men to reach the Final Four as both a player and a head coach; he's one of only three (Dean Smith and Bob Knight being the others) to play in the Final Four and win the national championship as a coach. He is the only active male coach in this club, joined by current Baylor women's coach Kim Mulkey-Robertson.
A native of Rockville Centre, New York, and the son of the third leading scorer in Boston College men's basketball history, Donovan graduated from St. Agnes High School in 1983 before going on to Providence College, where he played guard on the basketball team. His first two seasons with the Friars were unimpressive; he produced an average of 2 points per game as a freshman and three points as a sophomore. His junior year, however, the team received a new head coach in the form of Rick Pitino, and Donovan flourished in Pitino's system. "Billy the Kid", as Providence fans soon nicknamed him (after the 19th century outlaw), averaged 15.1 points as a junior and 20.6 as a senior, when he took the Friars to the Final Four and earned the title of Southeast Regional MVP.
Me and the boys hoisting the culmination of all our hard work and effort. This 2005-2006 Team was a pleasure to coach and though they will forever be Champions, through wins and losses they were always champions to me.
Check out my Pre-Game Speech to the team . You gotta want this to last forever.