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Florida Gulf Coast University (view source)
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'''Florida Gulf Coast University''' is a state-operated comprehensive university in Southwestern [[Florida]]. In consists of four campuses, including the main campus in Fort Myers, and three satellite campuses located in Naples, Cape Coral, and [[Punta Gorda, Florida|Punta Gorda]]. Part of the main campus in Fort Myers is designated as a nature preserve.
'''Florida Gulf Coast University''' is a state-operated comprehensive university in Southwestern [[Florida]]. In consists of four campuses, including the main campus in Fort Myers, and three satellite campuses located in Naples, Cape Coral, and [[Punta Gorda, Florida|Punta Gorda]]. Part of the main campus in Fort Myers is designated as a nature preserve.
The school gained national publicity in 2013 when its men's basketball team, a #15 seed in the NCAA Tournament, defeated #2 Georgetown and then #7 San Diego State to advance to the Sweet Sixteen, the lowest-seeded team ever to do so.
The school gained national publicity in 2013 when its men's basketball team, a #15 seed in the NCAA Tournament, defeated #2 Georgetown and then #7 San Diego State to advance to the Sweet Sixteen, the lowest-seeded team ever to do so (a feat later tied in 2021 by Oral Roberts University).
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