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Big East has won 3 of the last 4, 4 of the last 6 titles!
*sobs*
Big East has won 3 of the last 4, 4 of the last 6 titles!
*sobs*
How do you figure this?
Nevermind, I see what you are doing. I guess you're counting UConn '14 and Louisville even though neither was in the BE
Ah, the benefit of buying the name and record books, but completely ignoring the two back-to-back championship losses by a current Big East team.just said that the big east has won the 6 straight NC games (that they've been in)
How do you figure this?
Nevermind, I see what you are doing. I guess you're counting UConn '14 and Louisville even though neither was in the BE
And to the perennial argument that 'the best team doesn't win', I say "I'd rather be the winner."I think someone at ESPN just called us a power house and blue blood. Most likely Medcalf won't be with ESPN much longer for such an unforgivable slip.
"Entering Monday's game, Kentucky, Duke, Connecticut and North Carolina had won 12 of the previous 20 national championships in Division I basketball.
So, the Wildcats won a national title for their alumni, former coach Rollie Massimino, the Big East, Jay Wright and their fans. But they also won a championship for every team in the nosebleeds that has watched the powerhouses control the game for years.
College basketball's 68-team, single-elimination tournament comprises one of few arrangements in major sports that still offers the have-nots a fair chance to become kings. The game rarely surrenders the crown, however, to any team outside the blockade of blue-bloods."
4 teams have 12 championships in the last 20 years? We have 4, so the other 3 only have 8. Who's not carrying their weight?