Answer the following question: What type of details about rick pitino can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: richard andrew '' rick '' pitino -lrb- born september 18 , 1952 -rrb- is an american basketball coach . since 2001 , he has been the head coach at the university of louisville , and coached the cardinals to the 2013 ncaa men 's division i basketball championship . as a college head coach , pitino has also served at boston university , providence college and the university of kentucky , leading that program to the ncaa championship in 1996 . in addition to his college coaching career , pitino also served two stints in the nba , coaching the new york knicks for two seasons and the boston celtics for three and a partial fourth . pitino holds the distinction of being the only recognized men 's coach in ncaa history to lead three different schools -lrb- providence , kentucky , and louisville -rrb- to a final four and the only coach in the ncaa to lead two different schools to an ncaa national championship -lrb- kentucky and louisville -rrb- . pitino is also one of only four coaches in ncaa history -lrb- along with dean smith , mike krzyzewski and jim boeheim -rrb- to take his school to the final four in four separate decades , one of only three coaches -lrb- along with roy williams and jack gardner -rrb- to have led two different programs to at least two final fours each , and one of only two coaches -lrb- along with williams -rrb- to have led two different programs to at least three final fours each . in addition , pitino has achieved a measure of success as an author and a motivational speaker . pitino 's election to the naismith memorial basketball hall of fame was officially announced on april 8 during the 2013 final four ; he was inducted five months later .
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