Your team's most impressive stat.

[GumbyDamnit!]

To my Hoya brethren...

The Nova enjoys having the single highest FG% in an NCAA championship game (78.6%).

What's amazing about that stat is I would venture to guess that G'town was probably in the Top 5 nationally in FG% defense that year. Go figure.

[stever20]

To my Hoya brethren...

The Nova enjoys having the single highest FG% in an NCAA championship game (78.6%).

What's amazing about that stat is I would venture to guess that G'town was probably in the Top 5 nationally in FG% defense that year. Go figure.

lol.... I kind of want to say we were #1 that year. I know we were at 39% for the season. #10 in scoring defense for the season. 58.9 PPG allowed....

[FriarJ]

Butler has played in 32 NCAA Tournament games and has never lost to a lower seed, much of that because its 8-1 in the 1st round since 2001.

Basically Butler is a lock to advance, at least once.

Now that is damn impressive

[FriarJ]

To my Hoya brethren...

The Nova enjoys having the single highest FG% in an NCAA championship game (78.6%).

What's amazing about that stat is I would venture to guess that G'town was probably in the Top 5 nationally in FG% defense that year. Go figure.

Most enjoyable game outside of a PC game I have ever watched and 2nd place is not even close.

[ChelseaFriar]

PC has the alltime #1 and #2 players in career steals in NCAA history.

Also, only New England college to produce a #1 NBA draft pick.

[Wizard of Westroads]

Last season ended Creighton's impressive stats of 18 straight years of 10 or more wins in conference (second only to Kansas) and 17 straight years of postseason.

Now? I got nothin.

[milksteak]

Last season ended Creighton's impressive stats of 18 straight years of 10 or more wins in conference (second only to Kansas) and 17 straight years of postseason.

Now? I got nothin.

The latter part of the stat is unbelievable. Very impressive.

EDIT: I take it that includes NCAA, NIT, CBI and CIT, correct?

[Xudash]

To my Hoya brethren...

The Nova enjoys having the single highest FG% in an NCAA championship game (78.6%).

What's amazing about that stat is I would venture to guess that G'town was probably in the Top 5 nationally in FG% defense that year. Go figure.

I still regard that game as the finest championship game I've ever witnessed. At first, I thought Nova would start missing at some point - regression to the mean and all that. But after a while, it was as though you just expected Villanova to come down the floor and put the basketball through the hoop.

One of those nights, at the expense of a marvelous Hoya team.

[mpwalsh8]

To my Hoya brethren...

The Nova enjoys having the single highest FG% in an NCAA championship game (78.6%).

What's amazing about that stat is I would venture to guess that G'town was probably in the Top 5 nationally in FG% defense that year. Go figure.

I still regard that game as the finest championship game I've ever witnessed. At first, I thought Nova would start missing at some point - regression to the mean and all that. But after a while, it was as though you just expected Villanova to come down the floor and put the basketball through the hoop.

One of those nights, at the expense of a marvelous Hoya team.

I was a Junior at VU for that game. It was one of those nights where you kind of remember everything but everything was a blur. Every time I see the game replay I see things I don't remember happening but we had been drinking pretty much non-stop for a couple weeks by that point.

[mpwalsh8]

To my Hoya brethren...

The Nova enjoys having the single highest FG% in an NCAA championship game (78.6%).

What's amazing about that stat is I would venture to guess that G'town was probably in the Top 5 nationally in FG% defense that year. Go figure.

9/10 from the field in the second half - also a very impressive stat.