Hmmmmmmmm........
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Ok, I’m gonna say coincidence. Damn fine coincidence.
I’d never seen that one. The fact every year Cal won in Knoxville, we went to a FF was good enough for me.
Please.... let it be this year! Final Four! And then I like our chances! Go get it, Cats! Bring home the trophies - ALL of them!!!!
2014-15 did the same and went to the Final 4.
Bad info on my part, I just assumed we had done this more than once in the Cal era. We did not take a road trip to Nashville and play Vandy that year. Odd. I thought we always got teams from the old SEC East twice a year still despite doing away with divisions. Then whoever is expected to be the best from the west twice a year to fill out the schedule.
http://www.bigbluehistory.net/bb/Statistics/2014-15.html
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If we can get to the Final Four? I think we win it all.
Got to cut down on turnovers. And just keep shooting well. We do that? I don’t think anyone beats us with our guard set.
Got to cut down on turnovers. And just keep shooting well. We do that? I don’t think anyone beats us with our guard set.
No, it didn't. Because that team never played at Vanderbilt.
Thank god you came to the rescue even though he already corrected himself
Because Vanderbilt wasn’t projected to be as good as whoever it was from the west.
The SEC isn’t hiding the fact that they give UK the most difficult schedule it can every year in an attempt to earn more tv revenue.
They don't do that to Alabama in football, but they have no problem doing that to UK in basketball.
First, there is no SEC "west" in basketball, the conference got rid of the divisions way back in 2011.
Second, Vandy won 21 games in 2015 and finished in the top half of the conference, and gave us the closest game we had all year in Rupp that season. The notion that the SEC screwed us by NOT making us play that team on the road at their place is a ridiculous theory indeed.
Stop being so paranoid.
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Nice thought but it was easier to win in Nashville and Knoxville this year than it has been in the past
First, if you don't know what I'm talking about when I say "West", then you aren't paying attention. Yes, they did away with East and West, however, we still only play most west teams once and almost all the east teams twice.
#2, you do realize the schedules are made PRIOR to the season right? Sometimes they don't know a team is going to be a good team.
3rd, you're wrong again. Vanderbilt did not give UK its toughest game, not even close. UK won that game in regulation by 8 points. Texas A & M took UK to two overtimes before losing by 6. Ole Miss took UK to overtime before losing by 3. Simple Google search man, simple Google search.
It is never easy to win in Knoxville, Nashville, or Baton Rouge. Much less all three in the same year. The fact that only 3 UK teams have done it in 22 years should tell you that. We have seen many good UK teams lose to trash UT teams.
Nashville maybe. UT has had plenty of ****** teams that have beaten UK over the past 5 decades.
The 2010 Wall/Cousins team lost by 9 in Knoxville to a UT team that had zero NBA players. Starters were Wayne Chism, JP Prince, Brian Williams, Bobby Maze, and Scotty Hopson.
This . Any win in Knoxville is a great one. Barnes is one of the best coaches in the league and always has something for Cal.
Actually Bruce Pearl was the coach there in 2010, but managed to beat UK’s best team in 15 years.
Read the rest of the thread where I had corrected myself well before you chimed in...
Thank you! It's amazing they can read that far down the thread but cannot the rest of the way down. Little man syndrome at it's finest. Get their rocks off to that ****.
Yeah, that was my bad. I posted before I saw your post correcting yourself. Sorry.
How the Jailhawks hardly ever do anything in the NCAA tournament despite the serial cheating under Self?
Present Day List Says Good Bye!!!!
All Time Wins: 2311 (NCAA rank #1)
All Time Winning Percentage: .765 (NCAA rank #1)
NCAA Championships: 8 (NCAA rank #2)
NCAA Championship Game Appearances: 12 (NCAA rank #1)
NCAA Final Four Appearances: 17 (NCAA rank #2)
NCAA Final Four Games Played: 29 (NCAA rank #3)
NCAA Final Four Wins: 20 (NCAA rank #2)
NCAA Final Four Winning Percentage: .715 (NCAA rank #8)
NCAA Elite-8 Appearances: 38 (NCAA rank #1)
NCAA Sweet-16 Appearances: 45 (NCAA rank #1)
NCAA Tournament Appearances: 59 (NCAA rank #1)
NCAA Tournament Games Played: 184 (NCAA rank #1)
NCAA Tournament Wins: 131 (NCAA rank #1)
NCAA Tournament Winning Percentage: .712 (NCAA rank #4)
Total Postseason Tournament Appearances (NCAA and NIT): 66 (NCAA rank #1)
NBA Draft Picks: 134 (NCAA rank #1)
All-Americans: 61 (NCAA rank #1)
All-American Total Selections: 91 (NCAA rank #1)
First Team Consensus All-Americans: 25 (NCAA rank #2)
First Team Consensus All-American Total Selections: 30 (NCAA rank #2)
AP Poll Top-20/25 Weeks Ranked All Time: 912 (NCAA rank #2)
AP Poll Top-10 Weeks Ranked All Time: 707 (NCAA rank #1)
AP Poll Top-5 Weeks Ranked All Time: 463 (NCAA rank #1)
AP Poll #1 Weeks Ranked All Time: 124 (NCAA rank #3)
Final AP Poll Top-25 Finishes: 50 (NCAA rank #1)
Final AP Poll Top-20 Finishes: 50 (NCAA rank #1)
Final AP Poll Top-15 Finishes: 45 (NCAA rank #1)
Final AP Poll Top-10 Finishes: 41 (NCAA rank #1)
Final AP Poll Top-5 Finishes: 30 (NCAA rank #1)
Final AP Poll #1 Finishes: 10 (NCAA rank #1)
All Time Winning Percentage Against AP-Ranked Opponents: .620 (NCAA Rank #1)
Final UPI/Coaches' Poll Top-25 Finishes: 47 (NCAA rank #1)
Final UPI/Coaches' Poll Top-20 Finishes: 46 (NCAA rank #1)
Final UPI/Coaches' Poll Top-15 Finishes: 43 (NCAA rank #1)
Final UPI/Coaches' Poll Top-10 Finishes: 39 (NCAA rank #1)
Final UPI/Coaches' Poll Top-5 Finishes: 30 (NCAA rank #1)
Final UPI/Coaches' Poll #1 Finishes: 8 (NCAA rank #1)
Total 20-Win Seasons: 63 (NCAA rank #1)
Total 25-Win Seasons: 36 (NCAA rank #2)
Total 30-Win Seasons: 16 (NCAA rank #1)
Total 35-Win Seasons: 6 (NCAA rank #1)
Average Victories Per Season Played:19.4464285714 (NCAA rank #3)
Average Losses Per Season Played: 6.0 (NCAA rank #1)
Total Winning Seasons: 101 (NCAA rank #2)
Total Non-Losing Seasons (.500 or better): 103 (NCAA rank #2)
Total Undefeated Seasons: 2 (NCAA rank #2)
Total Head Coaches With a NCAA Championship: 5 (NCAA rank #1)
Total Head Coaches With Multiple NCAA Championships: 1 (NCAA rank #2)
Total Head Coaches With Multiple NCAA Championships in the Same Decade: 1 (NCAA rank #1)
Total Head Coaches With a NCAA Championship Game Appearance: 5 (NCAA rank #1)
Total Head Coaches With Multiple NCAA Championship Game Appearances: 4 (NCAA rank #1)
Total Head Coaches With Multiple NCAA Championship Game Appearances in the Same Decade: 4 (NCAA rank #1)
Total Head Coaches With a NCAA Final Four Appearance: 5 (NCAA rank #2)
Total Head Coaches With Multiple NCAA Final Four Appearances: 4 (NCAA rank #2)
Total Head Coaches With Multiple NCAA Final Four Appearances in the Same Decade: 4 (NCAA rank #1)
Total Head Coaches With Both NCAA and NIT Championships: 2 (NCAA rank #1)
Total Decades With a NCAA Championship: 5 (NCAA rank #1)
Total Decades With Multiple NCAA Championships: 3 (NCAA rank #1)
Total Decades With a NCAA Championship Game Appearance: 6 (NCAA rank #2)
Total Decades With Multiple NCAA Championship Game Appearances: 5 (NCAA rank #1)
Total Decades With a NCAA Final Four Appearance: 7 (NCAA rank #1)
Total Decades With Multiple NCAA Final Four Appearances: 5 (NCAA rank #1)
Total Decades #1 in Total Wins (since 1930): 1 (NCAA rank #2)
Total Decades Top-5 in Total Wins (since 1930): 4 (NCAA rank #1)
Total Decades Top-10 in Total Wins (since 1930): 7 (NCAA rank #1)
Total Decades #1 in Winning Percentage (since 1930): 2 (NCAA rank #1)
Total Decades Top-5 in Winning Percentage (since 1930): 6 (NCAA rank #1)
Total Decades Top-10 in Winning Percentage (since 1930): 7 (NCAA rank #1)
Conference Regular Season Championships: 48 (NCAA rank #2)
Conference Tournament Championships: 31 (NCAA rank #1)
National Attendance Titles: 28 (NCAA rank #1)
(Of the 71 major categories listed above, Kentucky is #1 in 50 of them, #2 in 16 of them, #3 in 3 of them, #4 in 1 of them, and #8 in 1 of them.)
Kentucky can also lay claim to several individual achievements for both players and coaches:
13 players winning NBA Championships a total of 20 times
12 players named NBA All-Star a total of 23 times
12 Olympic Gold Medal winners
10 Naismith Hall-of-Fame members
5 players named National Player-of-the-Year
2 players named National Freshman-of-the-Year
6 head coaches named National Coach-of-the Year a total of 14 times
7 head coaches named SEC Coach-of-the-Year a total of 22 times
139 players named All-Conference a total of 230 times
83 players named All-Conference Tournament a total of 120 times
12 players named Conference Player-of-the-Year a total of 14 times
7 players named Conference Freshman-of-the-Year
32 players named to the All-Conference Freshman Team
17 players named Conference Tournament MVP a total of 18 times
18 players named All-NCAA Final Four a total of 21 times
51 players named All-NCAA Regional a total of 65 times
5 players named NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player a total of 6 times
12 players named NCAA Regional Most Outstanding Player a total of 13 times
74 players who played in the NBA at least one season
60 1000-point scorers
57 players named McDonald's All-American
6 times being ranked #1 in the season opening AP Poll
6 times being ranked #1 in the season opening UPI/Coaches' Poll
12 times a #1 seed in the NCAA Tournament
4 times being the NCAA official #1 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament
Kentucky also holds several other NCAA records and various additional accomplishments:
Kentucky has 2 NIT Championships (1946, 1976), 7 Helms Titles (1933, 1948, 1949, 1951, 1954, 1958, 1978), 2 undefeated seasons (1912, 1954), 5 Sugar Bowl Tournament Championships (1937, 1939, 1949, 1956, 1963), a league best all time SEC regular season record of 1006-281 (.782), a league best 49 SEC Regular Season Championships, a league best all time SEC Tournament record of 134-26 (.838), and a league best 31 SEC Tournament Championships. Kentucky also holds the SEC's all time consecutive win streak among all past or present SEC schools at 38 straight victories, and is one of only 2 SEC schools to ever finish at 21-0 for the entire SEC season (18-0 record in the SEC Regular Season, plus a 3-0 record in the SEC Tournament).
Kentucky holds the NCAA records for Consecutive Non-Losing Seasons (60), Consecutive Home Court Victories (129), and for Total Victories in a Season (38), and for the best start for any season in NCAA Men's Basketball history at 38-0.
Kentucky plays in the nation's largest basketball arena (Rupp Arena, capacity: 23,500), and has both the nation's largest radio and television affiliate networks.
Kentucky has made a 3-point basket in 1013 consecutive games (1st-most all time), and has won 17 of the last 20 National Attendance Titles, including 8 of the last 10 and 25 overall.
Kentucky is the only school to have multiple NCAA (8) and NIT (2) Championships, the only school to have 5 different NCAA Championship head coaches, the only school to have 4 coaches with multiple NCAA Championship Game appearances, the only school to have 4 coaches with multiple NCAA Championship Game appearances in the same decade, the only school to have 4 coaches with 3 NCAA Final Four appearances, the only school to win NCAA Championships in 5 different decades, the only school to win multiple NCAA Championships in 3 different decades, the only school to have NCAA Championship Game appearances in 5 different decades, the only school to have multiple NCAA Championship Game appearances in 5 different decades, the only school to have multiple NCAA Final Four appearances in 5 different decades, the only school to have 2 different head coaches win both NCAA and NIT Championships, and the one of only 2 schools to have 2 different head coaches win a NCAA Championship in the same decade.
Kentucky has played before the largest regulation basketball game crowd in history (79,444), the largest Final Four game crowd in history (79,444), the largest NCAA Championship Game crowd in history (79,238), and the largest total Final Four game crowd (both games) in history (158,682).
Kentucky is the only school to have 5 players selected in the 1st-Round of the NBA Draft in the same year (2010), the only school to have both the #1 and #2 picks of the NBA Draft in the same year (2012), the only school to have 6 players drafted in the first 2 rounds of the NBA draft in the same year (2012, 2015), and the only school to sign 6 McDonald's All-Americans in the same year (2013).
Kentucky was the first college program to reach both the 1000-win and 2000-win victory plateaus.
Kentucky is the first team to be live-broadcast on the SEC Network.
Kentucky is one of only three schools to have 9 McDonald's All-Americans on a single roster.
Kentucky is the first school to hold an on-campus NBA Combine.
Let's see your list and not the inmate log from the local county detention center
Let's face it, you'd just have one title (not even in the modern era of basketball) if the NCAA had the balls to stop cheating. Every coach in the modern era has had to cheat to win at Kansas. You'll need to cherish the titles the committee of experts gave you in the 20's. You lose.
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