the last time nevada was in the sweet 16 was 2005.
the last time nevada was in the sweet 16 was 2005.
when was the last time nevada was in the sweet 16?
2005
the decade would start with the hokies continuing to qualify for the acc and ncaa tournaments, and winning double digit games. 2010 marked the third straight year the hokies achieved each of those milestones. however, after the season coach kelly cagle resigned to relocate her family to the southwest. charles adair was hired as her replacement. adair had been the associate head coach for the past 5 years at virginia tech. adair would pick up where cagle left off. in his first season, the hokies won 14 games, and finally broke through the first round of the ncaa tournament. the team would reach the sweet 16 for the first time in program history. in 2012, the hokies finished 4–5–1 in conference play for the third straight year. this record was good enough to qualify for the acc tournament in the previous two years, but was not good enough in 2012. however, the team did make another ncaa tournament appearance. 2013 was arguably the best season in program history. the hokies set a program record for wins, with 19, finished as runner up in the acc tournament and reached the semifinals of the ncaa tournament. their 9 conference wins are a program record by 3 wins. the hokies couldn't repeat the heights of 2013 in 2014. the team finished with 16 wins, and notched another ncaa sweet 16 appearance, but their 5–5 acc record was not good enough to qualify for the tournament. this was in part because the acc reduced the tournament size to 4 teams instead of 8. 2015 saw the hokies win total drop by 1, to 15. they lost in the second round of the ncaa tournament and missed the acc tournament despite a 6–3–1 conference record. 2016 would end a run of 8 straight ncaa appearances. the hokies did finish with a winning record of 11–5–3, but had a sub par 3–4–3 conference record. the hokies endured a disappointing 2017 where they went 1–5–4 in conference play. 2018 proved to be a rebound, with the team qualifying for the acc and ncaa tournaments after a two year hiatus. the sweet 16 appearance in the ncaa tournament was their best result since 2014.
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my super psycho sweet 16: part 2









































my super psycho sweet 16: part 2 is a 2010 american teen horror slasher film directed by jacob gentry. the film is a sequel to "my super psycho sweet 16" (2009) and the second installment of "my super psycho sweet 16" series. it premiered on october 22, 2010, on mtv.









































the film is followed by "" (2012).









































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my super psycho sweet 16: part 2