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That was the case again after his career ended with a 1,202-368 record. He repeatedly rejected the chance to reflect on his storied career during the season and regularly directed the attention back to Duke's players. Though Coach K's final campaign was marred by a loss to the Tar Heels in his last game at Cameron Indoor Stadium on March 5 and another loss to them in the Final Four, those were just two moments on a journey that featured more highs than lows. The tributes to Krzyzewski began during the season opener and came consistently throughout the season. For the most part, the increased attention was good news for the Blue Devils because of a young but talented roster that spent the entire season ranked in the top 10 of the AP Top 25 on its way to an ACC regular season title.

Krzyzewski guided the Blue Devils to the Final Four for the 13th time in his storied tenure before bowing out with a loss to arch rival North Carolina in a game that will go down as one of the sport's all-time greats.įrom the season opener against Kentucky at Madison Square Garden until the final buzzer sounded against UNC at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans during the Final Four, Duke and Krzyzewski were perhaps even more of a story than usual in college basketball because of finality surrounding Coach K's career. What a farewell it turned out to be for the sport's all-time wins leader. There is a supporting article on using this resource in conjunction with others on the moment Mike Krzyzewski announced in June that the 2021-22 season would be his last, it became inevitable that his 42nd and final campaign as Duke's coach would be a farewell tour of sorts, whether he desired one or not. Describing any problems with it would also be appreciated in the comments. If you find this useful leave a comment witha description of how you used it. For questions involving long calculations the student at the front can buzz when he believes someone in his team has worked out the answer. If the student at the front is first on the buzzer and gets the answer correct a further point could be awarded if more than half of his/her team had the correct answer written down. An alternative would be to have all of the students in the class write their answers down. The students could revolve after each question. A few ideas to involve the whole class as well as just those at the IWB might be useful. Teachers can use this as a tool to suit however they wish their activity to run. Once illuminated the display dims one light at a time which can be used as an indicator for when the answer has to be spoken by. The resource will show who hit the button first by lighting up and playing a buzzer sound. Two students can be at the IWB and hit the button when they know the answer to a question being read out by the teacher. There are two button on screen representing two teams. It works as a game show style buzzer and nothing more. A simple IWB resource to help with class quiz activites.