With national championships at Connecticut in 1999, 2004 and 2011, Jim Calhoun is one of just six coaches in NCAA Division I history with three or more titles. After early years coaching high school basketball, Calhoun went on to win 920 career games at Northeastern, UConn and Saint Joseph – putting him sixth on the current NCAA all-divisions wins list. While at UConn, he reached 16 NCAA Tournaments and four Final Fours, and won 10 Big East regular season championships and seven Big East Tournaments. Calhoun concluded his career in 2021 after three-plus seasons launching the Saint Joseph program.