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Re: Top 25 college basketball programs of the century

Postby Hall2012 » Tue Jun 14, 2022 9:51 am

They realize a century is 100 years, right? Because there appears to be a ton of recency bias in here. I mean St. John's, example, has easily done more in the past 100 years than half the schools on this list.
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Re: Top 25 college basketball programs of the century

Postby GumbyDamnit! » Tue Jun 14, 2022 11:07 am

Hall2012 wrote:They realize a century is 100 years, right? Because there appears to be a ton of recency bias in here. I mean St. John's, example, has easily done more in the past 100 years than half the schools on this list.


I believe the term "century" here refers to the 21st century (aka 2000-2022) and not the last calendar century (1923-2022).
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Re: Top 25 college basketball programs of the century

Postby Hall2012 » Tue Jun 14, 2022 12:38 pm

GumbyDamnit! wrote:
Hall2012 wrote:They realize a century is 100 years, right? Because there appears to be a ton of recency bias in here. I mean St. John's, example, has easily done more in the past 100 years than half the schools on this list.


I believe the term "century" here refers to the 21st century (aka 2000-2022) and not the last calendar century (1923-2022).


Okay that makes more sense
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Re: Top 25 college basketball programs of the century

Postby Xudash » Tue Jun 14, 2022 1:38 pm

Any way you cut it, having 4 conference members on a list such as this (36% of conference membership) is pretty solid.

The ACC and B1G had 5 apiece make the list. We were up next with our 4.
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Re: Top 25 college basketball programs of the century

Postby Jasper67 » Sun Jul 10, 2022 7:10 pm

I don’t know how someone can leave Baylor off a list like that.
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Re: Top 25 college basketball programs of the century

Postby Wizard of Westroads » Thu Jul 28, 2022 8:07 am

Kenpom's top programs of the last 25 years:

https://kenpom.com/programs.php

8. Nova
17. UConn
30. X
41. Marquette
42. Creighton
45. GT
50. Butler
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Re: Top 25 college basketball programs of the century

Postby ArmyVet » Fri Jul 29, 2022 10:45 am

Wizard of Westroads wrote:Kenpom's top programs of the last 25 years:

https://kenpom.com/programs.php

8. Nova
17. UConn
30. X
41. Marquette
42. Creighton
45. GT
50. Butler


Butler played in 2 national titles games and is 50th?
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Re: Top 25 college basketball programs of the century

Postby kayako » Sat Jul 30, 2022 2:41 am

ArmyVet wrote:
Wizard of Westroads wrote:Kenpom's top programs of the last 25 years:

https://kenpom.com/programs.php

8. Nova
17. UConn
30. X
41. Marquette
42. Creighton
45. GT
50. Butler


Butler played in 2 national titles games and is 50th?


UCONN has 4 titles and is only 17th... lol
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Re: Top 25 college basketball programs of the century

Postby GumbyDamnit! » Sat Jul 30, 2022 11:15 am

kayako wrote:
ArmyVet wrote:
Wizard of Westroads wrote:Kenpom's top programs of the last 25 years:

https://kenpom.com/programs.php

8. Nova
17. UConn
30. X
41. Marquette
42. Creighton
45. GT
50. Butler


Butler played in 2 national titles games and is 50th?


UCONN has 4 titles and is only 17th... lol


Need a subscription for the details... If this is just raw Kenpom average then it's not surprising that UConn is where it is. There were some shaky years at the back end of the AAC, and a couple of those runs to a NCin which they were not a season-long dominant team. Without seeing it myself, I would guess the programs that year-in-year out are around the Top 20 are the ones who scored well on this. My guess at Top 10:
1. Duke
2. UK
3. UNC
4. Kansas
5. MSU
6. Ohio St.
7. Arizona
8. Nova
9. Gonzaga
10. Florida / UCLA / Oklahoma / Louisville / Cuse (tie) :D
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