CBS Lists the Top CBB Programs since 1938

[MUBoxer]

He'll have 4 BE teams in top 25. Uconn and Nova should be in the 6-10 range...

I've already stopped paying attention to this list. Not lander is usually great and thorough but reading the descriptions he really phoned this in. And if SJU is above us because they won a bunch of NIT's in the Middle Ages that ridiculous.

[redmen9194]

Johnnies at #17

[GumbyDamnit!]

Looking forward to Nova’s ascension to #8 by this time next year.

[kayako]

I've already stopped paying attention to this list. Not lander is usually great and thorough but reading the descriptions he really phoned this in.

Yeah, the set of criteria used is kinda ridiculous. If I read it correctly, Kentucky got same amount of points for 1 season of Kevin Knox as Georgetown did with 4 years of Ewing. Would've been better off counting # of all-american seasons instead. The Big East is pretty well represented, though, with the highest % of members represented if my math is correct.

B1G 10
ACC 9
BE 8
SEC 8
PAC12 7
B12 6
American 5
West Coast 3
A10 2
CUSA 2
Ivy 2
MWC 2
4 others with 1

[redmen9194]

Pretty impressive for the Big East. When you include all teams in the list that played in the conference, it's pretty crazy as well.

Pitt - 68
DePaul - 67
Prov. - 54
Xavier - 46
Marquette - 35
W.V. - 27
ND - 23
Georgetown - 20
St. John's - 17
Cuse - 11
Cincy - 10
Nova - 9
UConn - 8
Louisville - 6