After this year it will be 9 years since Kentucky was a 1 seed in the NCAA tournament
- Thread starter Ron Mehico
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Sad we get the best players in the country and we have a coach who cannot compete with them.
On a related topic, at what age do most ADs retire? Please tell me not 70 or some crazy thing. Mitch is 64. It's time to go play some golf and relax on the beach in the Caribbean.
Correction. Longest 1 seed drought EVER.
They didn’t do numerical seeds before 78, and we’ve never had another drought like this since seeding began.
Yep it's such a false choice argument, my response is, who knows, but let's get started because we KNOW Cal ain't gonna get it done.
More than that I'd say. KU has 5 of them. Unc did in 2017 and 2019. Duke in 2019. Maybe more idk.
I get it but who really cares about 1 seed its about who stands alone after 6 games! But we forgot how that feels also!
It increases your odds. Of the last 25 tourney champs 17 of 25 were 1 seeds.
I agree that it won't matter what our seed is this year sadly.
Yeah. Who cares if you have a season worthy of being considered one of the best 4 teams in the nation. At this rate the fanbase won’t care about any records or anything meaningful. Getting a one seed meant you won your big ooc games, won your league, and probably won or got to your league title game. You know, things that UK fans, players, and *gasp* even coaches use to care about.
KU has 5 (2016, 2017, 2018, 2022, 2023)
UNC has 3 (2016, 2017, 2019)
Duke has 1 (2019)
So much for the "gold standard"
That’s rough. I feel like blue bloods rotate around for who’s on top. We went from the top one to the bottom one pretty fast. Probably not too surprising that UK and Duke are the only two schools to go all in on the ond method, and have the least amount of results lately.
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