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ATTENTION: INFORMED POSTERS. List all Perennial Footbal AND Basketball schools.
Mar 15, 2015, 11:51 PM
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In the last half century. Top 25 teams in BOTH MAJOR sports (FB & NCAAM Bball) postseason. If there's no final Bball top 25 poll, list top 25 end of regular season in bball.
Just to see where Clemson ( and maybe even usc Jr) measures up to the rest of the country in MAJOR sports.
Wrist may not be, but my pen is ready to copy down this long list upcoming.
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Re: ATTENTION: INFORMED POSTERS. List all Perennial Footbal AND Basketball schools.
Mar 15, 2015, 11:52 PM
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Off the top of my head I knkw Florida was a force in both in the 2000s
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Re: ATTENTION: INFORMED POSTERS. List all Perennial Footbal AND Basketball schools.
Mar 16, 2015, 12:19 AM
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Since 2000, Florida has won two national titles in football and two in men's basketball. The Gators also played in four other Bowl Championship series games and reached the Final Four another two times.
Over the same span, Ohio State won a national title and played for two others in football and went to a couple Final Fours. The Buckeyes played in six other BCS games and have been the Big Ten's winningest program in both sports.
Wisconsin was in the Final Four along with Florida last March, went to the Rose Bowl three straight seasons from 2010-12 and since 1998-99 has finished in the Associated Press final Top 25s in both sports in the same academic year a nation-leading nine times.
No school has pulled off the football-basketball double better than Florida — never mind this year's struggle on the gridiron. The Gators swept national titles in both sports in 2006-07.
In the last 25 years 50 schools have had their football and men's basketball teams ranked in the sports' respective final AP Top 25s in the same academic year, according to STATS. Only nine of those schools have pulled off the feat five times or more.
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Re: ATTENTION: INFORMED POSTERS. List all Perennial Footbal AND Basketball schools.
Mar 16, 2015, 12:37 AM
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This year probably Wisconsin Michigan St (?) UofL Baylor Boise St (maybe) Ohio St (maybe) Notre Dame ?
2013 Duke UofL Michigan St Oklahoma UCLA Ohio St
2012 Ohio St UofL Florida K State Oklahoma St (?)
I'm sure there is a host of others over the past 25 years. I'd think Kansas did it the year they went to the Orange Bowl. Probably Oregon. I've gotta think Michigan has done it. Others-
Tennessee Texas FSU UNC in 1997/96 when they had Dre Bly and Mack Brown. Maryland? maybe their OB year BYU had some ok hoops season with Jimmer Ferdette- may have finished ranked on the gridiron but I'm not sure. Syracuse perhaps. Pitt? Usually ok at hoops. Went to the Fiesta one year. Auburn had a good season in hoops in the early 2000's. Mizzou has more than likely done it. Maybe Washington. Cal? Stanford? USC Trojans? Georgia Tech? NC State, in the late 1990's? Had some ok teams under Herb Sendeck (sp?)and with Jamie Barnette at QB they had a few successful years. Maybe when Phillip Rivers was there.
The list is probably a lot longer than you think. Oregon, UofL, and Florida are arguably the best at it.
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Re: ATTENTION: INFORMED POSTERS. List all Perennial Footbal AND Basketball schools.
Mar 17, 2015, 10:03 AM
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Thanks bry. By perennial, I meant to suggest both FB AND BB ranked inside the final top 25, at least 50% of the time (25 years). I'm assuming you could count the number of schools that have accomplished this feat on one hand.
OSU, perhaps. Michigan? UCLA?
Point is, it's hard for great players with big egos to settle for playing the 2nd most relevant sport on campus. They all want to be the man on campus.
It's why Kansas and Kentucky are great at bball and stink in football. Duke, UNC, UVA, UCONN much the same. Opposite holds true for schools like USC, OU, Nebraska, BAMA, AU, UGA, LSU, aTm, Clemson, etc...
Unless you're Texas, Oregon (with a billionaire founder of Nike booster), OSU, UM (hundreds of thousands of students), or your campus is located near south beach or LA.... Don't expect too much more than a good run in hoops once every 3-5 years.
Agree that more focus should go toward improving the program to the point where we're consistently in the upper half of the ACC standings with the chance to make a run in the dance on any given year. If we can get there I'll be more than happy, considering how few schools actually Excel at both sports consistently.
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"It's all about wimmens basketball!" signed, coots
Mar 17, 2015, 10:14 AM
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I noticed where the coot loving state paper decided to update us all on the success of the equestrian team down there. Now I've noticed that those slack-jawed, sister-kissing fans like to talk about it as well. So I ask em' this, name one event? Name one member of that team?
Much like those fake wimmenz basketball fans who I ask, "Name two players? Heck, name three or four?" So far, NOT ONE PERSON HAS BEEN ABLE TO DO IT. Not surprising.
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Foolish arguement
Mar 16, 2015, 12:47 AM
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I have yet to see anybody call for us to be a perennial Top 25 team in basketball. The vast majority of the people on here understand the hurdles we face to accomplish that feat.
What I have seen is for our team to be a perennial threat to make a legitimate post season....meaning the NCAA or NIT tourneys.
I am of the opinion that even recognizing the handicaps we have on the basketball side of the coin that is not an unrealistic expectation if both the administration and the fanbase will get behind the basketball program. Until we have that it isn't worth talking about.
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Re: ATTENTION: INFORMED POSTERS. List all Perennial Footbal AND Basketball schools.
Mar 17, 2015, 10:56 AM
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The last 2 years Duke has had good teams in both sports. If little Duke can do it, so can Clemson.
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Re: ATTENTION: INFORMED POSTERS. List all Perennial Footbal AND Basketball schools.
Mar 17, 2015, 11:00 AM
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Lists are not allowed here. Also we have no informed posters.
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Re: ATTENTION: INFORMED POSTERS. List all Perennial Footbal AND Basketball schools.
Mar 17, 2015, 4:27 PM
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The word "Perennial" makes it a short list.
Back in he 1940s Wisconsin played good basketball then went into a 40-year hibernation. Generally Wisconsin football stayed fairly good. That's just an example.
So with that being out there, the list that I make is
Florida Ohio State Michigan Michigan State Wisconsin Oklahoma
A notch down from those is:
Arizona Texas Arkansas Louisville
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