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Least Rootable Teams

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By Matthew Waxman     
                 
Cincinnati Bearcats head coach  Bob Huggins
Al  Tielemans/SI

1. CINCINNATI
Every year without fail the Bearcats trot out a  police, er, starting lineup 
stocked with juco transfers and miscreants. Cin City  ballers have been 
charged with every crime in the book -- and some that aren't:  Donald Little was 
kicked off the team in April 2002 for taping his roommate to a  lawn chair, 
throwing weights at his head, clubbing him with a whiskey bottle and  burning him 
with a heated coat hanger. Only then did Little stab him. The warden  of this 
outfit? Coach Bob Huggins. Yes, Huggy Bear has taken Cincy to 12  straight NCAA 
tournaments; the problem is that student-athlete is not the  preferred term 
for describing the players who have gotten the Bearcats there.  Huggins's 1996 
comment "Our guys have done a good job educationally" rivals any  of Baghdad 
Bob's assertions. The team's graduation rate, according to the latest  NCAA 
figures, is 25%. But it was Coach Bob's performance during his DUI arrest  in 
June that cemented his Most Vile status: When Huggins staggered from his  Lexus, 
the officer spotted vomit on the inside of the car door. At least the  puke 
matched Huggins's sweater.