Last Sweet 16 Appearance For all P6 Teams

[duckboy33]

ACC:
Florida State - 2021
Syracuse - 2021
Virginia - 2019
Virginia Tech - 2019
Duke - 2019
North Carolina - 2019
Clemson - 2018
Notre Dame - 2016
Miami FL - 2016
Louisville - 2015
NC State - 2015
Pittsburgh - 2009
Boston College - 2006
Wake Forest - 2004
Georgia Tech - 2004

Big 12:

Baylor - 2021
Texas Tech - 2019
West Virginia - 2018
Kansas - 2018
Kansas State - 2018
Oklahoma - 2016
Iowa State - 2016
Texas - 2008
Oklahoma State - 2005
TCU - 1968

Big East:
Villanova - 2021
Creighton - 2021
Xavier - 2017
Butler - 2017
UConn - 2014
Marquette - 2013
Georgetown - 2007
Seton Hall - 2000
St. John's - 1999
Providence - 1997
DePaul - 1987

Big Ten:

Michigan - 2021
Michigan State - 2019
Purdue - 2019
Wisconsin - 2017
Maryland - 2016
Indiana - 2016
Ohio State - 2013
Illinois - 2005
Penn State - 2001
Iowa - 1999
Minnesota - 1997
Rutgers - 1979
Nebraska - Never
Northwestern - Never

PAC 12:
Oregon - 2021
USC - 2021
Oregon State - 2021
UCLA - 2021
Arizona - 2017
Utah - 2015
Stanford - 2014
Washington - 2010
Washington State - 2008
California - 1997
Arizona State - 1995
Colorado - 1969

SEC:
Alabama - 2021
Arkansas - 2021
Tennessee - 2019
Kentucky - 2019
Texas A&M - 2018
Auburn - 2019
LSU - 2019
Florida - 2017
South Carolina - 2017
Vanderbilt - 2017
Missouri - 2009
Ole Miss - 2001
Georgia - 1996
Mississippi State - 1996

 

[hailtoyourvictor]

4 straight for Michigan

 

[duckboy33]

4 straight for Michigan

Impressive for sure

 

[cramwetzel]

4 straight for Michigan

🤷🏼‍♂️

 

[brooky03]

4 straight for Michigan

ain’t nothing about Michigan that’s straight

 

[jhmossy]

ACC is the only P6 conference that has had ALL of their teams make the Sweet 16 this century #balanced

 

[GE Nole]

I didn’t realize that the ACC is the only conference with every member making a Sweet 16 in the last 20 years.

I would have guessed the Big 12 and maybe even Big East would have done it too. Although admittedly I often forget about DePaul.

 

[GE Nole]

4 straight for Michigan

Y’all caught a nice break last year with the tourney being canceled to keep the streak alive.

But impressive nonetheless.

 

[ExitFlagger]

ACC is the only P6 conference that has had ALL of their teams make the Sweet 16 this century #balanced

Wait...I thought you guys weren't conference honks (yeah, right) 😆

 

[ExitFlagger]

I didn’t realize that the ACC is the only conference with every member making a Sweet 16 in the last 20 years.

I would have guessed the Big 12 and maybe even Big East would have done it too. Although admittedly I often forget about DePaul.

Everybody but pitiful TCU.

 

[jhmossy]

Wait...I thought you guys weren't conference honks (yeah, right) 😆

All I did was point out a fact. If you think that is conference honking, that's your call.

I'm not rooting for any of these ACC teams to do well.

 

[duckboy33]

Big 12 has had 70% of the conference make it in the last 5 tournaments. That's pretty good.

 

[duckboy33]

Teams that ended some long droughts this year:

Oregon State made the sweet 16 for the first time since 1982
Arkansas was 1996
Oral Roberts was 1974

 

[hailtoyourvictor]

Y’all caught a nice break last year with the tourney being canceled to keep the streak alive.

But impressive nonetheless.

What? Decent chance the streak would be at 5 if it wasn't.

 

[ChiTownSean]

dang that would have been huge for colorado

 

[jhmossy]

What? Decent chance the streak would be at 5 if it wasn't.

You think a team that went 19-12 (10-10 B1G) was destined for the Sweet 16 in 2020?

 

[hailtoyourvictor]

You think a team that went 19-12 (10-10 B1G) was destined for the Sweet 16 in 2020?

I said "decent chance", not destined. I don't think it was a lock, but we were a top 10 team before Livers got hurt last year then played 6 weeks without him. We were a borderline top 16 team overall.

 

[jhmossy]

I don't think it was a lock, but we were a top 10 team before Livers got hurt last year then played 6 weeks without him. We were a borderline top 16 team overall.

Gotcha. Damn, didn't realize Livers was so soft.

 

[duckboy33]

dang that would have been huge for colorado

This year was probably their best chance since they joined the PAC 12. They just ran into a really good 4 seed.

 

[GE Nole]

What? Decent chance the streak would be at 5 if it wasn't.

Really? Weren’t y’all like 19-13 last year? Probably would have been a 7 or 8 seed. Not really an easy path to the Sweet 16, especially for a team that was losing a lot of games late in the season.

 

[duckboy33]

Really? Weren’t y’all like 19-13 last year? Probably would have been a 7 or 8 seed. Not really an easy path to the Sweet 16, especially for a team that was losing a lot of games late in the season.

I've heard at least 40 fanbases claim that their team would have made a run if the tournament wasn't cancelled. It's just delusional homers.

That said, if the tournament wasn't cancelled last year, Ionescu and Pritchard were both bringing home championships for Oregon and nobody is convincing me otherwise.

 

[hailtoyourvictor]

Really? Weren’t y’all like 19-13 last year? Probably would have been a 7 or 8 seed. Not really an easy path to the Sweet 16, especially for a team that was losing a lot of games late in the season.

We were the #15 team in Kenpom and that includes playing 6 weeks without Livers (our leading scorer when he got hurt)


Yes, I think we had a decent shot at making a Sweet 16 with Livers.

 

[jhmossy]

I've heard at least 40 fanbases claim that their team would have made a run if the tournament wasn't cancelled. It's just delusional homers.

That said, if the tournament wasn't cancelled last year, Ionescu and Pritchard were both bringing home championships for Oregon and nobody is convincing me otherwise.

False, everyone knows UVA was going back to back. UVA would have sent Pritchard home for the 2nd year in a row. I might agree with you about Ionescu though.

 

[hailtoyourvictor]

I've heard at least 40 fanbases claim that their team would have made a run if the tournament wasn't cancelled. It's just delusional homers.

That said, if the tournament wasn't cancelled last year, Ionescu and Pritchard were both bringing home championships for Oregon and nobody is convincing me otherwise.

There's a big difference between me saying Michigan would've made a run last year and that Michigan had a decent chance of making the Sweet 16.

 

[ExitFlagger]

We were the #15 team in Kenpom and that includes playing 6 weeks without Livers (our leading scorer when he got hurt)


Yes, I think we had a decent shot at making a Sweet 16 with Livers.

He returned with several games left and you still lost 3 of the last 4 and were handled in two of them. Doesn't sound like a team that had a great shot to knock off a 1 or 2 seed in the 2nd round.

 

[duckboy33]

There's a big difference between me saying Michigan would've made a run last year and that Michigan had a decent chance of making the Sweet 16.

Michigan could have made the S16, they certainly had that potential. But there were lots of teams that had the potential to do so. The tournament is just very difficult to predict

 

[hailtoyourvictor]

He returned with several games left and you still lost 3 of the last 4 and were handled in two of them. Doesn't sound like a team that had a great shot to knock off a 1 or 2 seed in the 2nd round.

Yes we was rusty when he got back. We wouldn't have had to play a 1 or 2 seed in the second round. We would've been a 5 or 6 seed.

I'm not saying anything was a guarantee, just that we had a decent chance.

 

[GE Nole]

We were the #15 team in Kenpom and that includes playing 6 weeks without Livers (our leading scorer)


Yes, I think we had a decent shot at making a Sweet 16 with Livers.

Being the number 15 team on KenPom means nothing in terms of making a run to second weekend. It’s all about the draw ad matchups.

Texas Tech with a similar record and KenPom this year was a 6 seed. Wisconsin was a 9 seed. LSU was an 8 seed.

Is it possible Michigan advanced? Sure. But I’d say the odds were less than 50% just based on the likely seed.

 

[hailtoyourvictor]

Michigan could have made the S16, they certainly had that potential. But there were lots of teams that had the potential to do so. The tournament is just very difficult to predict

This discussion stems for the idea that Michigan was sure to miss it.

"Y’all caught a nice break last year with the tourney being canceled to keep the streak alive. "

 

[GE Nole]

This discussion stems for the idea that Michigan was sure to miss it.

"Y’all caught a nice break last year with the tourney being canceled to keep the streak alive. "

Just in terms of statistical probability, not having a tourney last year helped Michigan’s odds of maintaining the streak more than hurt it. Thus “caught a little break.”

 

[hailtoyourvictor]

Being the number 15 team on KenPom means nothing in terms of making a run to second weekend. It’s all about the draw ad matchups.

Texas Tech with a similar record and KenPom this year was a 6 seed. Wisconsin was a 9 seed. LSU was an 8 seed.

Is it possible Michigan advanced? Sure. But I’d say the odds were less than 50% just based on the likely seed.

BrackMatrix had us as the top 6 seed last year. Getting into hypotheticals about matchups and draws is dumb. The fact is Michigan with a rusty Livers is probably about the #15 team in the country. Far from a lock to make the Sweet 16 and far from a lock to miss it.

 

[Crappy Davenpot]

4 straight for Michigan

3 straight for FSU. Lost to Zags big. Beat Zags big

 

[boilerzz]

4 straight for Michigan

Only Michigan and Gonzaga can say that. Kansas and Purdue were both at 3 straight but gacked early.

 

[hailtoyourvictor]

Just in terms of statistical probability, not having a tourney last year helped Michigan’s odds of maintaining the streak more than hurt it. Thus “caught a little break.”

Your original comment made it sound like we were screwed if the tournament was played.

If that isn't what you meant, okay. Sounded like a troll.

 

[ChiTownSean]

This year was probably their best chance since they joined the PAC 12. They just ran into a really good 4 seed.

agreed, i liked their team. i’ve got FSU going far every year it seems. i picked them over UM but now i’m not sure after seeing michigan play pretty well

 

[GE Nole]

Your original comment made it sound like we were screwed if the tournament was played.

If that isn't what you meant, okay. Sounded like a troll.

A troll? I literally said it was impressive. “Catching a break” is necessary for most long March streaks. Maybe take it down a notch or two on the Michigan sensitivity?

 

[jhmossy]

A troll? I literally said it was impressive. “Catching a break” is necessary for most long March streaks. Maybe take it down a notch or two on the Michigan sensitivity?

Dude has a complex. I say that as someone who has a PhD in psychology.

 

[hailtoyourvictor]

A troll? I literally said it was impressive. “Catching a break” is necessary for most long March streaks. Maybe take it down a notch or two on the Michigan sensitivity?

Yes, a troll.

 

[hailtoyourvictor]

Dude has a complex. I say that as someone who has a PhD in psychology.

Well, you were playing nice until now.

 

[jhmossy]

Well, you were playing nice until now.

Don't take offense. I could be wrong. And I apologize if I am.