Courtesy of FOX Sports:

https://twitter.com/CBBonFOX/status/1384...49/photo/1

This is an average of 25 wins per year the last 10 years. I'm not sure if they are including NCAA Tournament games.

14 teams made the list including 4 ACC teams (Duke, North Carolina, Virginia, Louisville). The Big Ten had 2 teams (both Michigan schools) as did the Pac 12 (Oregon and Arizona). Others are Villanova, Kentucky, Gonzaga, Kansas, and the somewhat surprises Wichita State and San Diego State.

If I might give the Belmont program a shout-out: 247 wins (almost made the list) during the past 10 seasons.

Oregon to me would be the surprise on that list.

I’m impressed with the program built by Steve Fisher...and continued by Dutcher.

(04-21-2021 03:43 PM)schmolik Wrote:  Courtesy of FOX Sports:

https://twitter.com/CBBonFOX/status/1384...49/photo/1

This is an average of 25 wins per year the last 10 years. I'm not sure if they are including NCAA Tournament games.

14 teams made the list including 4 ACC teams (Duke, North Carolina, Virginia, Louisville). The Big Ten had 2 teams (both Michigan schools) as did the Pac 12 (Oregon and Arizona). Others are Villanova, Kentucky, Gonzaga, Kansas, and the somewhat surprises Wichita State and San Diego State.

Did Syracuse unofficially do so?

(04-21-2021 08:02 PM)Wahoowa84 Wrote:  I’m impressed with the program built by Steve Fisher...and continued by Dutcher.

Now you see why I feel the MWC is an upgrade over the WCC. https://csnbbs.com/thread-920179.html

(04-21-2021 08:20 PM)whittx Wrote:  

(04-21-2021 03:43 PM)schmolik Wrote:  Courtesy of FOX Sports:

https://twitter.com/CBBonFOX/status/1384...49/photo/1

This is an average of 25 wins per year the last 10 years. I'm not sure if they are including NCAA Tournament games.

14 teams made the list including 4 ACC teams (Duke, North Carolina, Virginia, Louisville). The Big Ten had 2 teams (both Michigan schools) as did the Pac 12 (Oregon and Arizona). Others are Villanova, Kentucky, Gonzaga, Kansas, and the somewhat surprises Wichita State and San Diego State.

Did Syracuse unofficially do so?

I don't think so...we had several mediocre seasons

(04-22-2021 06:23 AM)TexanMark Wrote:  

(04-21-2021 08:20 PM)whittx Wrote:  

(04-21-2021 03:43 PM)schmolik Wrote:  Courtesy of FOX Sports:

https://twitter.com/CBBonFOX/status/1384...49/photo/1

This is an average of 25 wins per year the last 10 years. I'm not sure if they are including NCAA Tournament games.

14 teams made the list including 4 ACC teams (Duke, North Carolina, Virginia, Louisville). The Big Ten had 2 teams (both Michigan schools) as did the Pac 12 (Oregon and Arizona). Others are Villanova, Kentucky, Gonzaga, Kansas, and the somewhat surprises Wichita State and San Diego State.

Did Syracuse unofficially do so?

I don't think so...we had several mediocre seasons

Remember that mediocre for Syracuse is a great season for 300 or so teams.

(04-21-2021 08:20 PM)whittx Wrote:  

(04-21-2021 03:43 PM)schmolik Wrote:  Courtesy of FOX Sports:

https://twitter.com/CBBonFOX/status/1384...49/photo/1

This is an average of 25 wins per year the last 10 years. I'm not sure if they are including NCAA Tournament games.

14 teams made the list including 4 ACC teams (Duke, North Carolina, Virginia, Louisville). The Big Ten had 2 teams (both Michigan schools) as did the Pac 12 (Oregon and Arizona). Others are Villanova, Kentucky, Gonzaga, Kansas, and the somewhat surprises Wichita State and San Diego State.

Did Syracuse unofficially do so?

No, SU didnt make the list. I counted 233 wins during that period. There were a couple of 30 win seasons which was tempered with a couple of 18 win seasons. Its been mostly mediocre, as TMark says, the last 6 or 7 years. Time for JB to hang it up.

(04-21-2021 04:17 PM)Kit-Cat Wrote:  Oregon to me would be the surprise on that list.

I'm surprised that you're surprised by Oregon being on that list. They've won either the conference tourney or the regular season (or both) Pac-12 title in 6 of the last 10 years, were in the NCAA tourney for 7/9 seasons (would have gone last year had it been held), won at least one game in every postseason tournament they've been in, went to the Sweet 16 5 times, Elite 8 twice and the Final Four once. Dana Altman's a helluva coach.

USFFan

(04-22-2021 11:10 AM)cuseroc Wrote:  

(04-21-2021 08:20 PM)whittx Wrote:  

(04-21-2021 03:43 PM)schmolik Wrote:  Courtesy of FOX Sports:

https://twitter.com/CBBonFOX/status/1384...49/photo/1

This is an average of 25 wins per year the last 10 years. I'm not sure if they are including NCAA Tournament games.

14 teams made the list including 4 ACC teams (Duke, North Carolina, Virginia, Louisville). The Big Ten had 2 teams (both Michigan schools) as did the Pac 12 (Oregon and Arizona). Others are Villanova, Kentucky, Gonzaga, Kansas, and the somewhat surprises Wichita State and San Diego State.

Did Syracuse unofficially do so?

No, SU didnt make the list. I counted 233 wins during that period. There were a couple of 30 win seasons which was tempered with a couple of 18 win seasons. Its been mostly mediocre, as TMark says, the last 6 or 7 years. Time for JB to hang it up.

Probation killed their momentum...I really think he only coach 2 more seasons tops.