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Thursday, June 18, 2009

Interesting stats on best traditions- www.wildcatnation.net

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#1 Yesterday, 09:20 PM
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Interesting stats on the best traditions

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snagged this from another blog, unrelated to UK, but thought you guys would like it. pretty solid #s if you ask me... pretty tough to argue against UK as the best tradition. even though after rupp we kind of declined.

20 Win Seasons:
1. UK 53
2. UNC 51
3. Duke 46
4. UCLA 45
5. Kansas 38
6. Indiana 30

30 Win Seasons:
1. UK 11
2. UNC 10
2. Duke 10
4. Kansas 8
4. UCLA 8
6. Indiana 4

All Time Wins:
1. UK 1988
2. UNC 1984
3. Kansas 1970
4. Duke 1852
5. UCLA 1642
6. Indiana 1641

Conference Titles:
1. Kansas 52
2. UK 45
3. UCLA 40
4. UNC 35
5. Duke 21
6. Indiana 20

Conference Tourney Titles:
1. UK 27
2. UNC 25
3. Kansas 23
4. Duke 21
5. UCLA 3
6. IU 0

AP Final Top 10:
1. UK 38
2. UNC 31
3. Duke 29
4. UCLA 25
5. Kansas 21
6. Indiana 16

AP Final #1:
1. UK 8
1. UCLA 8
3. Duke 7
4. UNC 5
5. IU 3
6. Kansas 1

NCAA Appearances:
1. UK 50
2. UCLA 43
3. UNC 41
4. Kansas 38
5. Indiana 35
6. Duke 33

NCAA Tournament Wins:
1. UNC 102
2. UK 100
3. UCLA 99
4. Kansas 86
5. Duke 85
6. IU 60

Sweet 16s:
1. UK 40
2. UCLA 37
3. UNC 30
4. Kansas 27
5. Duke 24
6. IU 20

Elite 8s:
1. UK 31
2. UNC 24
3. UCLA 21
4. Kansas 19
5. Duke 17
6. IU 10

Final 4s:
1. UNC 18
2. UCLA 17
3. Duke 14
4. UK 13
4. Kansas 13
6. IU 8

Championship games:
1. UCLA 12
2. UK 10
3. UNC 9
3. Duke 9
5. Kansas 8
6. IU 6

NCAA Titles:
1. UCLA 11
2. UK 7
3. UNC 5
3. IU 5
5. Duke 3
5. Kansas 3

and If you run the average for each category you come up with the following.

UK 1.50
UNC 2.42
UCLA 2.92
KU 3.78
Duke 4.00
IU 5.64


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#2 Today, 12:03 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by blue in KC
UK 1.50
UNC 2.42
UCLA 2.92
KU 3.78
Duke 4.00
IU 5.64

Interesting. I've always considered these schools to be the best half dozen schools in terms of tradition when it came to college hoops...and I've generally thought of them in the exact order that your ranking system lays them out as well!


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#3 Today, 12:36 AM
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What I like is out of the 13 final fours we've been to, we've been to the game 10 times, and won it 7 times.


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#4 Today, 12:53 AM
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but according to these stats... ONLY those six schools
UK
UNC
UCLA
KANSAS
DUKE
INDIANA

are in the top six of ALL the categories! In other words, NO OTHER school has cracked the top six of ANY category besides those six. Wow.

And on top of that, UK certainly rules the roost!


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#5 Today, 01:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Mr. Tambourine Man
Correct me if I'm wrong, but according to these stats... ONLY those six schools
UK
UNC
UCLA
KANSAS
DUKE
INDIANA

are in the top six of ALL the categories! In other words, NO OTHER school has cracked the top six of ANY category besides those six. Wow.

And on top of that, UK certainly rules the roost!

Don't think that list is all-inclusive, because I'm almost positive Syracuse is in the top-5 in all-time wins. In fact, I think they're exactly fifth, just slightly behind Duke. St. John's, I think, has more than UCLA, too.


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#6 Today, 02:02 AM
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Don't think that list is all-inclusive, because I'm almost positive Syracuse is in the top-5 in all-time wins. In fact, I think they're exactly fifth, just slightly behind Duke. St. John's, I think, has more than UCLA, too.


also im pretty sure memphis haws at least 4 30 win seasons

looks like we lose in the elite eight more than any other round


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#7 Today, 02:19 AM
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NCAA Tournament Wins:
1. UNC 102
2. UK 100
3. UCLA 99
4. Kansas 86
5. Duke 85
6. IU 60

Kentucky has 98 wins after two of them were voided from the 1988 NCAA's (wins against Southern and Maryland). The loss to Villanova in the Sweet 16 was also voided. http://www.bigbluehistory.net/bb/Sta.../gamencaa.html

Just saying.


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#8 Today, 08:56 AM
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UK also should be far ahead in winning percentage and fewest losses of all games. That is a very key, seldom mentioned, stat.


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