I wonder where we were ranked when Lou C retired.
I wonder where we were ranked when Lou C retired.
Not sure about AP polls but we were #4 behind Kentucky, Kansas and North Carolina. Indiana and then Duke followed us on all time winningest programs. Duke now #4 and a few programs jumped ahead of us.
I wonder where we were ranked when Lou C retired.
Not sure about AP polls but we were #4 behind Kentucky, Kansas and North Carolina. Indiana and then Duke followed us on all time winningest programs. Duke now #4 and a few programs jumped ahead of us.
If I remember correctly, when I joined this site, there used to be a banner stating we were top 10 wins all time. I joined this site nearly 15 years ago!
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I wonder where we were ranked when Lou C retired.
Not sure about AP polls but we were #4 behind Kentucky, Kansas and North Carolina. Indiana and then Duke followed us on all time winningest programs. Duke now #4 and a few programs jumped ahead of us.
If I remember correctly, when I joined this site, there used to be a banner stating we were top 10 wins all time. I joined this site nearly 15 years ago!
We are still top 10 wins all time even with some vacated. Currently #9
and third in winning percentage. My how the mighty have fallen.
I wonder where we were ranked when Lou C retired.
Not sure about AP polls but we were #4 behind Kentucky, Kansas and North Carolina. Indiana and then Duke followed us on all time winningest programs. Duke now #4 and a few programs jumped ahead of us.
If I remember correctly, when I joined this site, there used to be a banner stating we were top 10 wins all time. I joined this site nearly 15 years ago!
We are still top 10 wins all time even with some vacated. Currently #9
When I was in school (late 60's-early 70's), we were #4 nationally in total wins
and third in winning percentage. My how the mighty have fallen.
I wonder where we were ranked when Lou C retired.
Not sure about AP polls but we were #4 behind Kentucky, Kansas and North Carolina. Indiana and then Duke followed us on all time winningest programs. Duke now #4 and a few programs jumped ahead of us.
If I remember correctly, when I joined this site, there used to be a banner stating we were top 10 wins all time. I joined this site nearly 15 years ago!
We are still top 10 wins all time even with some vacated. Currently #9
When I was in school (late 60's-early 70's), we were #4 nationally in total wins
and third in winning percentage. My how the mighty have fallen.
I wonder where we were ranked when Lou C retired.
Not sure about AP polls but we were #4 behind Kentucky, Kansas and North Carolina. Indiana and then Duke followed us on all time winningest programs. Duke now #4 and a few programs jumped ahead of us.
If I remember correctly, when I joined this site, there used to be a banner stating we were top 10 wins all time. I joined this site nearly 15 years ago!
We are still top 10 wins all time even with some vacated. Currently #9
When I was in school (late 60's-early 70's), we were #4 nationally in total wins
Would still be in the top 10, if the 46 wins with Keita weren't vacated
and third in winning percentage. My how the mighty have fallen.
I wonder where we were ranked when Lou C retired.
Not sure about AP polls but we were #4 behind Kentucky, Kansas and North Carolina. Indiana and then Duke followed us on all time winningest programs. Duke now #4 and a few programs jumped ahead of us.
If I remember correctly, when I joined this site, there used to be a banner stating we were top 10 wins all time. I joined this site nearly 15 years ago!
We are still top 10 wins all time even with some vacated. Currently #9
When I was in school (late 60's-early 70's), we were #4 nationally in total wins
Would still be in the top 10, if the 46 wins with Keita weren't vacated
#9
I wonder where we were ranked when Lou C retired.
Not sure about AP polls but we were #4 behind Kentucky, Kansas and North Carolina. Indiana and then Duke followed us on all time winningest programs. Duke now #4 and a few programs jumped ahead of us.
If I remember correctly, when I joined this site, there used to be a banner stating we were top 10 wins all time. I joined this site nearly 15 years ago!
We are still top 10 wins all time even with some vacated. Currently #9
St. John's vacated 47 games (46 wins and one loss) from 2000 to 2004 after Abe Keita was ruled ineligible.
St. John's vacated 47 games (46 wins and one loss) from 2000 to 2004 after Abe Keita was ruled ineligible.
Keita led SJ to a record of 46-1? .
St. John's vacated 47 games (46 wins and one loss) from 2000 to 2004 after Abe Keita was ruled ineligible.
Keita led SJ to a record of 46-1? .
I don't get it either but those are the stats I found.