We all know the league has been top heavy this year, but this stat should drive the point home. The rest of the league against UConn, St. John's and Villanova will finish at 3-45 this season, assuming the Huskies, Johnnies, and Cats all take acre of business in their final game. I doubt any league has ever experienced such dominance and separation, by the top three teams in recent history. The stat seems even more surprising since so many of us have commented on how anyone can beat anyone on a given day.

(03-05-2026 11:41 AM)Traderwill Wrote:  We all know the league has been top heavy this year, but this stat should drive the point home. The rest of the league against UConn, St. John's and Villanova will finish at 3-45 this season, assuming the Huskies, Johnnies, and Cats all take acre of business in their final game. I doubt any league has ever experienced such dominance and separation, by the top three teams in recent history. The stat seems even more surprising since so many of us have commented on how anyone can beat anyone on a given day.

That is truly an amazing stat. Thanks for posting, TWill.

10 years ago the rest of the year won 6 games against the top 3 teams. Not quite the same but pretty close...

who were the 3 ? Providence, Creighton and ?? Seton Hall?

Creighton won two, one against Nova and one against UConn. Providence against the Johnnies was the third one.