It depends on your definition with the Big Ten.A couple of conferences are locked down but there's some argument for others.
Wow, is that true?They also have a winning record vs every B1G opponent.
Yep.Wow, is that true?
So whatever they won, it didn't go through Purdue. They won against other teams.Yep.
Wins from last year count as well.Another ancient history lesson?
I took it as asking who the best team a conference produced, i.e. 1976 Indiana......It depends on your definition with the Big Ten.
IU obviously has the most postseason history. MSU has the more recent postseason success.
But if you are talking regular season and particular conference success, it is Purdue. Purdue already holds more B1G titles and is likely to win another this year. They also have a winning record vs every B1G opponent.
IU only has losing record vs Purdue.....So whatever they won, it didn't go through Purdue. They won against other teams.
It looks like posters interpreted the question differently.I took it as asking who the best team a conference produced, i.e. 1976 Indiana......
I think
Just curious but who has the most wins in each conference?
what about the Great Midwest Conference?5 of the 6 wins leaders look about right, as far as the best team from each conference. But, definitely wouldn't take St. John's over UConn or Villanova.
POWER 6
Big 12: Kansas- 2,381
SEC: Kentucky- 2,373
ACC: North Carolina- 2,341
Pac 12: UCLA- 1,980
Big East: St. John's- 1,921
Big Ten: Indiana- 1,910
what about the Great Midwest Conference?
It depends on your definition with the Big Ten.
IU obviously has the most postseason history. MSU has the more recent postseason success.
But if you are talking regular season and particular conference success, it is Purdue. Purdue already holds more B1G titles and is likely to win another this year. They also have a winning record vs every B1G opponent.
I'll have you know that DePaul split the regular season league championship with Cincy the first year of the conference. Cincy won the next year and I think Memphis and Penny won the next two.Is that the league that lasted for like 4 years lol? Did anyone besides Cincinnati win that?
I'll have you know that DePaul split the regular season league championship with Cincy the first year of the conference. Cincy won the next year and I think Memphis and Penny won the next two.
Season | Champion(s) | Head Coach(es) | |
1991-92 | Cincinnati | Bob Huggins | |
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1992-93 | Cincinnati (2) | Bob Huggins (2) | |
1993-94 | Marquette | Kevin O’Neill | |
1994-95 | Memphis | Larry Finch |
Season | Champion | Head Coach |
1992 | Cincinnati | Bob Huggins |
1993 | Cincinnati (2) | Bob Huggins (2) |
1994 | Cincinnati (3) | Bob Huggins (3) |
1995 | Cincinnati (4) | Bob Huggins (4) |
The old Big East was a made for TV fake conference that did not even have football to qualify.In the old Big East, UConn probably peaked higher, but Syracuse was at the top longer/earlier.
Time framing does not count Hail.Michigan comfortably has the most postseason success over the past decade. MSU if you go back two decades.
Football's gay.The old Big East was a made for TV fake conference that did not even have football to qualify.
GEEZE.
I love you.Football's gay.
BigEast back in the day was a monster.
Right back at you Sir. Except replace the "misguided" with "wise beyond your years" for you.I love you.
You post good responses. You may be misguided but you are fun.
The old Big East was a made for TV fake conference that did not even have football to qualify.
GEEZE.
Time framing does not count Hail.
A couple of conferences are locked down but there's some argument for others.
A lot Brooky. The conference as originally constituted did not last long and now it is a nothing. The conference was made up of a bunch of schools that had no worthless conference connections and it fell apart when the first wind blew.What does this have to do with the thread topic?
A lot Brooky. The conference as originally constituted did not last long and now it is a nothing. The conference was made up of a bunch of schools that had no worthless conference connections and it fell apart when the first wind blew.
The old Big East was a made for TV fake conference that did not even have football to qualify.
GEEZE.
Probably missed one or two. But, close-ish.
Best Team From Each Conference That Didn't Win It All
ACC: '84 North Carolina or '99 Duke
Big East: '85 Georgetown
Big 12: '97 Kansas
Big Ten: '75 Indiana
Pac 12: '74 UCLA or '08 UCLA
SEC: '15 Kentucky
Makes me wonder what a best of 7 would look like in the NCAA. Once you get to the FF, usually any team is capable of beating any other team, at least once.
It did used to be that way. Ky had its way for years in the SEC but now it's entirely different since the rest of the teams started getting serious 5 -10 years ago upgrading coaches and basketball programs.locked down...oh, you mean like the SEC is with Kentucky being without question the all-time dominating and unparalleled master of the conference that other SEC teams envy and bow down to?
Just making sure we're on the same page.
This is why a lot of UK fans post threads about all time this or that all the time. They are the first to interject "all time" into a thread where it has no relevance. They appear to have a need to feel special regardless of it they are actually special or not.It did used to be that way. Ky had its way for years in the SEC but now it's entirely different since the rest of the teams started getting serious 5 -10 years ago upgrading coaches and basketball programs.
Now we just have to hear all the history lessons.
It did used to be that way. Ky had its way for years in the SEC but now it's entirely different since the rest of the teams started getting serious 5 -10 years ago upgrading coaches and basketball programs.
Now we just have to hear all the history lessons.
They appear to have a need to feel special regardless of it they are actually special or not.
I’m sure it did feel special to beat a ranked team for you. Are those your only quad 1 wins?Sweeping UT this season sure felt special.
And by special I mean normal.