Three schools have gone to 5 consecutive Final Fours. UCLA and Duke are two of them. Who is the third school?
OSU (and I'm not going to specify which one so I'm covered for both)
Three schools have gone to 5 consecutive Final Fours. UCLA and Duke are two of them. Who is the third school?
Another one that seems like it should be obvious.Three schools have gone to 5 consecutive Final Fours. UCLA and Duke are two of them. Who is the third school?
Three schools have gone to 5 consecutive Final Fours. UCLA and Duke are two of them. Who is the third school?
Is this all on the men's side?
Tennessee? on the women's side
Another one that seems like it should be obvious.
I’ll go with Ohio State 1958-1962.
Ohio State is not correct. They went to three straight from 60-62, however.
if it's not OSU then it might be Cincy since they seemed to be in the every year during that time as well.
special shout out to my dad's high school classmate and friend George Wilson, a star player at Cincy during that time.
SMU for the Methodists???
Methodists: VanderbiltGonna do something a little different here. Amongst the P6 conferences (Big10, ACC, BigEast, SEC, Big12, PAC12) identify the universities that were previously associated with the following mascots/nicknames.
Methodists:
Owls:
Blue and White (two teams):
Rough Riders:
Flood:
Spirit:
Old Liners:
Matadors:
Christians:
Indians:
Methodists: Vanderbilt
Owls: California
Blue and White (two teams): Penn State and Duke
Rough Riders: Texas Tech
Flood: Iowa
Spirit: Missouri
Old Liners: North Carolina
Matadors: Arizona
Christians: Baylor
Indians: Ohio State
Gonna do something a little different here. Amongst the P6 conferences (Big10, ACC, BigEast, SEC, Big12, PAC12) identify the universities that were previously associated with the following mascots/nicknames.
Methodists: USC
Owls: Arizona State
Blue and White (two teams): Duke and Kentucky
Rough Riders: Oklahoma
Flood: Ole Miss
Spirit: Seton Hall
Old Liners: Maryland
Matadors: Texas Tech
Christians: Butler
Indians: Stanford
Lol ole miss should go back to being the flood, let rebels go, it’s 2020. Although I’m sure they probably have fans that are ole miss fans solely bc they are the rebels, which said fans would relate to the confederacy. Not sure that’s the kinda fans u wanna draw to ur program but hey “confederate sympathizers buy tee shirts too”
They've been the Rebels since 1936, times were a little different then.They changed the name because people were offended by Flood because there was some massive flood in the area like 100 years ago. So they went with Rebels instead cause how could that ever be controversial right?
They changed the name because people were offended by Flood because there was some massive flood in the area like 100 years ago. So they went with Rebels instead cause how could that ever be controversial right?
If not soon, I'll post one..You want to go ahead and ask another question, @WeAreDePaul?
They changed the name because people were offended by Flood because there was some massive flood in the area like 100 years ago. So they went with Rebels instead cause how could that ever be controversial right?
Who beat 1975 Indiana? SmokinSmileIt’s somebody’s turn. Not sure who though. Borden seems eager so I’ll go ahead and answer his.
1975 Indiana
Well I thought I had it with 2014 but Gators aren't mammals.I got this, Casey at the bat again!
In 1941 the Final Four consisted of the Wisconsin BADGERS, the Washington State COUGARS, the Arkansas RAZORBACKS and the Pitt PANTHERS.
Since that date there has only been one final four where all four teams' mascots were represented by non-human mammals. Name the year and the teams?
2011 was Wildcats, Huskies, Bulldogs, and Rams.I got this, Casey at the bat again!
In 1941 the Final Four consisted of the Wisconsin BADGERS, the Washington State COUGARS, the Arkansas RAZORBACKS and the Pitt PANTHERS.
Since that date there has only been one final four where all four teams' mascots were represented by non-human mammals. Name the year and the teams?
Well I thought I had it with 2014 but Gators aren't mammals.
So any Final Four with Kansas, Ohio State, Michigan State, Florida, Duke, North Carolina and UCLA is eliminated. That should be a bunch of them.
I thought Ohio State made it for some reason.2011 was Wildcats, Huskies, Bulldogs, and Rams.
Technically, we could say 2017 too, since the UNC mascot is a ram.