I will wait 30 minutes. It is an interesting order.
Darryl
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I will wait 30 minutes. It is an interesting order.
Darryl
Using Street And Smith's Ranking System awarding points:
Regular Season W/L Pct x 40
Regular Season Conference Titles x 12
Conference Tourney Titles x 6
AP Final Top 10 x 3
AP Final #1 x 6
NCAA Appearances x 10
NCAA Tournament Wins x 4
Sweet 16 x 4
Elite 8 x 8
Final 4 x 14
NCAA Title Game x 16
NCAA Title x 25
Darryl
#12 Ohio State with 458.2 points
5 Big 10 Regular Season Titles
4 Big 10 Tournament Titles
7 AP Top 10 Finishes
2 AP Final #1 Ranking
15 NCAA Appearances
19-8 in the NCAAT
5 Sweet 16s
3 Elite 8s
2 Final 4s
1 Title Game
0 NCAA Titles
Darryl
In no particular orderQuote:
Originally Posted by Darryl
Kentucky
U Conn
Louisville
Duke
North Carolina
Florida
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Arizona
Syracuse
Kansas
Ohio state?
By the way, that's a sitting in line at the pizza place off the top of my head only.
You missed only 1, my wise friend. Wisconsin did not make the cut. Another PAC-12 team did (surprisingly)Quote:
Originally Posted by Darrell KSR
Want to guess the order?
Thanks, Darryl
Wild guesses
Kentucky
Duke
Kansas
Florida
UNC
UCONN
Louisville
Arizona
Mich St
Syracuse
Butler
Ohio state
No, I will embarrass myself if I do. But I will be watching as you post them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darryl
You missed on the same one Darrell did.Quote:
Originally Posted by UKFlounder
Darryl
#11 Syracuse with 551 points
514-179 overall for 74.2%
4 Conference Titles
2 Conference Tourney Titles ***Really low numbers for an elite type program***
2 AP Top 10 Finishes
0 AP #1
16 NCAA App
32-15 in the NCAA Tourney
9 Sweet 16s
4 Elite 8s
3 Final 4s
2 Title Games (1996, 2003)
1 NCAA Title in 2003
Darryl
#10 Louisville with 596 points
470-214 overall for 68.7%
4 Conference Titles
7 Conference Tourney Titles
4 AP Top 10 Finishes
1 AP Final #1
16 NCAA Tourney App
29-15 in the NCAA Tourney
8 Sweet 16s
6 Elite 8s
3 Final 4s
1 Title Game (2013)
1 NCAA Title (2013)
Darryl
#9 Arizona with 628 points
494-181 overall for 73.2%
6 Conference Titles
1 Conference Tourney Title
7 AP Top 10 Finishes
0 AP Final #1
17 NCAA Tourney App
36-16 in the NCAA Tourney
11 Sweet 16s
7 Elite 8s
2 Final 4s
2 Title Games (1997, 2001)
1 NCAA Title (1997)
Darryl
That really is. 10%.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darryl
That's more like it. Wonder if that kind of number will continue in the ACC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darryl
#8 UCLA with 656 points...Surprised??
461-203 overall for 69.4%
7 Conference Titles
3 Conference Tourney Titles
5 AP Top 10 Finishes
1 AP Final #1
15 NCAA Tourney App
34-14 in the NCAA Tourney
9 Sweet 16s
5 Elite 8s
4 Final 4s
2 Title Games (1995, 2006)
1 NCAA Title (1995)
Darryl
#7 Florida with 674 points
480-198 overall for 70.8%
6 Conference Titles
4 Conference Tourney titles
4 AP Top 10 Finishes
1 AP Final #1
15 NCAA Tourney App
35-13 in the NCAA Tourney
8 Sweet 16s
7 Elite 8s
4 Final 4s
3 Title Games (2000, 2006, 2007)
2 NCAA Titles (2006, 2007)
Darryl
Surprised by UCLA but shouldn't be given their success in mid-90s and then under Howland at first
(Raises hand). Not shocked, and not even surprised after I read your compilation. But obviously missed them when I thought of the 12. the 10 conference/tournament titles is pretty impressive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darryl
#6 Michigan State with 786 points
488-190 overall for 72%
7 Conference Titles
4 Conference Tourney Titles
6 AP Top 10 Finishes
0 AP Final #1
18 NCAA Tourney App
42-17 in the NCAA Tourney
12 Sweet 16s
8 Elite 8s
6 Final 4s
2 Title Games (2000, 2009)
1 NCAA Title (2000)
Darryl
#5 North Carolina with 855 points
516-184 overall for 73.7%
8 Regular Season Conference Titles
4 Conference Tourney Titles
12 AP Top 10 Finishes
2 AP Final #1
17 NCAA Tourney App
47-15 in the NCAA Tourney
10 Sweet 16s
10 Elite 8s (outstanding record)
7 Final 4s (leads nation)
2 Title Games (2005, 2009)
2 NCAA Titles (2005, 2009)
Darryl
#4 UConn with 870 points
515-171 overall for 75.1%
8 Conference Titles
6 Conference Tourney Titles
8 AP Top 10 Finishes
0 AP Final #1
15 NCAA Tourney App
46-11 in the NCAA Tourney
11 Sweet 16s
9 Elite 8s
5 Final 4s
4 Title Games (1999, 2004, 2011, 2014)
4 NCAA Titles (1999, 2004, 2011, 2014) Leads Nation
Darryl
#3 Duke with 888 points
565-137 overall for 80.5%
8 Conference Titles
10 Conference Tourney Titles Leads Nation
18 AP Top 10 Finishes (Nation's Best by a mile)
5 AP Final #1 (Nation's Best by a mile)
19 NCAA Tourney App
43-17 in the NCAA Tourney
13 Sweet 16s (tied for nation's best)
6 Elite 8s
4 Final 4s
3 Title Games (1999, 2001, 2010)
2 NCAA Titles (2001, 2010)
Darryl
#2 Kansas with 963 points
584-124 overall for 82.5% (nation's best)
16 Conference Titles (#1 by a mile)
9 Conference Tourney Titles
13 AP Final Top 10 Finishes
2 AP Final #1
20 NCAA Tourney App (#1 in nation)
47-19 in the NCAA Tourney
13 Sweet 16s (tied for nation's best)
8 Elite 8s
4 Final 4s
3 Title Games (2003, 2008, 2012)
1 NCAA Title (2008)
Darryl
Who's left? ;)
Amazing number. Simply amazing. Credit where due.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darryl
#1 Kentucky with 1020 points
517-154 overall for 77%
9 Conference Titles
9 Conference Tourney Titles
12 AP Final Top 10 Finishes
2 AP Final #1
18 NCAA Tourney App
55-14 in the NCAA Tourney (#1 by a mile)
13 Sweet 16s (tied for nation's best)
11 Elite 8s (nation's best)
6 Final 4s (tied for #2)
5 Title Games (1996, 1997, 1998, 2012, 2014) Leads Nation
3 NCAA Titles (1996, 1998, 2012) 2nd in Nation
Darryl
What is truly remarkable about UK is that this 20 year period from 1995-2014 includes the worst 4 year non-probation
era in our modern history (1930 forward). From 2006-09 we won 0 conference titles, 0 conference tourney titles, went
2-3 in the NCAA tourney without advancing past the 2nd game any year, and was unranked 4 straight years.
Hate the coach (Pitino) or love him (Cal)...without those 2 we may be in an Indiana tailspin.
Darryl
Good stuff. Thank you
No surprise. UCLA made a little NCAA Final Four run that was pretty impressive before the wheels fell off the Howland wagon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darryl
The thing that really hurts is that UConn has won half their titles at our expense in the last 3 years.