College Basketball 2011-2012

[Guest]

seriously?

 

well, for one, rick pitino is the coach of final four bound louisville. some guy nobody has heard of is the coach of illinois.

how exactly does that mean it's a better job? Because it currently employs someone with a better resume?

[SouthSideRyan]

UCONN left though, didn't it?

 

Nope, Pitt and Syracuse

[Old Style]

kentucky

duke

n carolina

louisville

michigan st

ohio st

kansas

florida

georgetown

texas

syracuse

uconn

marquette

ucla

That's only 14.

[SouthSideRyan]

seriously?

 

well, for one, rick pitino is the coach of final four bound louisville. some guy nobody has heard of is the coach of illinois.

So, then Texas Tech was a better program when Bobby Knight was the coach?

 

Boston U was quite the plum job back in the day.

[illiniguy]

seriously?

 

well, for one, rick pitino is the coach of final four bound louisville. some guy nobody has heard of is the coach of illinois.

So, then Texas Tech was a better program when Bobby Knight was the coach?

 

Boston U was quite the plum job back in the day.

San Francisco won back to back titles.

[abuck1220]

kentucky

duke

n carolina

louisville

michigan st

ohio st

kansas

florida

georgetown

texas

syracuse

uconn

marquette

ucla

That's only 14.

 

he originally asked for 10.

[illiniguy]

seriously?

 

well, for one, rick pitino is the coach of final four bound louisville. some guy nobody has heard of is the coach of illinois.

how exactly does that mean it's a better job? Because it currently employs someone with a better resume?

We don't understand him, he's too smart for all of us.

[illiniguy]

kentucky

duke

n carolina

louisville

michigan st

ohio st

kansas

florida

georgetown

texas

syracuse

uconn

marquette

ucla

That's only 14.

 

he originally asked for 10.

But, I'd say we are top 15. I think we are just outside of the top 10. Thus I edited it. Remember, I'm not a genius. I make mistakes.

[jersey cubs fan]

Duke, Kentucky, North Carolina, Kansas, Indiana, UCLA, Michigan State, Ohio State, UConn, Florida, Michigan, Texas, Georgetown, Louisville, Syracuse

I like your list a lot better. But, I'd argue that UCONN s Calhoun and will fall apart fast after he is gone as it doesn't have a huge recruiting base nearby. I also don't think that Georgetown is a better job either. But, at least you listed Indiana.

UConn will be fine. What is it, 2 hours from NYC and a half hour from ESPN?

 

UConn is adopted by NY when it wins, but is largely ignored for the most part.

[illiniguy]

Duke, Kentucky, North Carolina, Kansas, Indiana, UCLA, Michigan State, Ohio State, UConn, Florida, Michigan, Texas, Georgetown, Louisville, Syracuse

I like your list a lot better. But, I'd argue that UCONN s Calhoun and will fall apart fast after he is gone as it doesn't have a huge recruiting base nearby. I also don't think that Georgetown is a better job either. But, at least you listed Indiana.

UConn will be fine. What is it, 2 hours from NYC and a half hour from ESPN?

 

UConn is adopted by NY when it wins, but is largely ignored for the most part.

Kind of like Illinois and Chicago's relationship?

[abuck1220]

how about instead of asking me to say why final-four bound, flush-with-cash, rick-pitino-employing, 6th-most-final-fours-of-all-time, two-time-national-champion louisville is a better job than illinois, why don't you guys tell me what illinois has over louisville.

[abuck1220]

Duke, Kentucky, North Carolina, Kansas, Indiana, UCLA, Michigan State, Ohio State, UConn, Florida, Michigan, Texas, Georgetown, Louisville, Syracuse

I like your list a lot better. But, I'd argue that UCONN s Calhoun and will fall apart fast after he is gone as it doesn't have a huge recruiting base nearby. I also don't think that Georgetown is a better job either. But, at least you listed Indiana.

UConn will be fine. What is it, 2 hours from NYC and a half hour from ESPN?

 

UConn is adopted by NY when it wins, but is largely ignored for the most part.

Kind of like Illinois and Chicago's relationship?

 

yeah, how's that working out for you.

[illiniguy]

yeah, how's that working out for you.

We were ranked the number 6 program all time by the Saragin ratings. So good.

[Bruno7481]

I think Louisville has been to 3 elite 8's since 2007. That could be wrong, going just off of memory. They also play in a basketball crazed state, huge support, and a brand new NBA like arena.

[jersey cubs fan]

Duke, Kentucky, North Carolina, Kansas, Indiana, UCLA, Michigan State, Ohio State, UConn, Florida, Michigan, Texas, Georgetown, Louisville, Syracuse

I like your list a lot better. But, I'd argue that UCONN s Calhoun and will fall apart fast after he is gone as it doesn't have a huge recruiting base nearby. I also don't think that Georgetown is a better job either. But, at least you listed Indiana.

UConn will be fine. What is it, 2 hours from NYC and a half hour from ESPN?

 

UConn is adopted by NY when it wins, but is largely ignored for the most part.

Kind of like Illinois and Chicago's relationship?

 

I think the Illinois/Chicago tie is stronger than UConn/NYC. UConn is half Boston and Syracuse is more of the de facto in-state school of choice despite being further away.

[Formerly Snayke]

I think Louisville has been to 3 elite 8's since 2007. That could be wrong, going just off of memory. They also play in a basketball crazed state, huge support, and a brand new NBA like arena.

 

They also play in Louisville.

[illiniguy]

I think Louisville has been to 3 elite 8's since 2007. That could be wrong, going just off of memory. They also play in a basketball crazed state, huge support, and a brand new NBA like arena.

 

They also play in Louisville.

And Pitino is done within 3 years.

[abuck1220]

yeah, how's that working out for you.

We were ranked the number 6 program all time by the Saragin ratings. So good.

 

so when you hired your most recent coach, you got the sixth best coach in the nation, right?

[abuck1220]

yeah, how's that working out for you.

We were ranked the number 6 program all time by the Saragin ratings. So good.

 

Better Job. Not program.

 

stay on task please.

[Bruno7481]

Louisville isn't that bad. I live nearby, and while not my most favorite city, its not a bad place to live.

[SouthSideRyan]

Duke, Kentucky, North Carolina, Kansas, Indiana, UCLA, Michigan State, Ohio State, UConn, Florida, Michigan, Texas, Georgetown, Louisville, Syracuse

I like your list a lot better. But, I'd argue that UCONN s Calhoun and will fall apart fast after he is gone as it doesn't have a huge recruiting base nearby. I also don't think that Georgetown is a better job either. But, at least you listed Indiana.

UConn will be fine. What is it, 2 hours from NYC and a half hour from ESPN?

 

UConn is adopted by NY when it wins, but is largely ignored for the most part.

Kind of like Illinois and Chicago's relationship?

 

Nobody in big cities care about the local team, because the city is populated by alums of other universities.

[illiniguy]

yeah, how's that working out for you.

We were ranked the number 6 program all time by the Saragin ratings. So good.

 

so when you hired your most recent coach, you got the sixth best coach in the nation, right?

Lol, yep good point. I guess Kentucky needs to fire Cal to go get Self. You know becuase the best program in turn needs the best coach. Oh wait, that's not really how this works.

[Ding Dong Johnson]

yeah, how's that working out for you.

We were ranked the number 6 program all time by the Saragin ratings. So good.

They ranked Iowa #10 so I wouldn't put a whole lot of stock in that.

[illiniguy]

yeah, how's that working out for you.

We were ranked the number 6 program all time by the Saragin ratings. So good.

 

Better Job. Not program.

 

stay on task please.

You asked how it was wrking out, did you not mean in past tense? If not do you want me to tell the future? Genius.

[SouthSideRyan]

I think Louisville has been to 3 elite 8's since 2007.

 

K? I wouldn't call Butler a better program than Indiana.