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Kansas loses again. Jayhawks have gained ZERO wins on UK in Pope's stopgap season.

I wouldn't trade for KUs last 15 years since Cal got to Kentucky.

I know that the NCAAT is very tough to win. But any way you cut it, Bill Self's has underperformed come March. That's just a fact. And its not just missing the title. It's having a 1 or 2 seed and failing to make so many Final4s
 
I wouldn't trade for KUs last 15 years since Cal got to Kentucky.

I know that the NCAAT is very tough to win. But any way you cut it, Bill Self's has underperformed come March. That's just a fact. And its not just missing the title. It's having a 1 or 2 seed and failing to make so many Final4s

Tho same number of titles and one had much better seasons.

I don't know.

I mean don't get me wrong, I loved 2012, 2015 and a couple of other seasons in this run. it was extremely exciting.

But I'd venture to guess KU fans probably feel the same way about their last 15 years and wouldn't trade it with ours.
 
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Tho same number of titles and one had much better seasons.

I don't know.

I mean don't get me wrong, I loved 2012, 2015 and a couple of other seasons in this run. it was extremely exciting.

But I'd venture to guess KU fans probably feel the same way about their last 15 years and wouldn't trade it with ours.

Same in titles but only two Final fours, the other one was vacated. That's pretty big to me. I think a Final4 is the next best thing you can achieve in sports outside of winning an actual championship. 4 games, single elimination, in a sport that's extremely volatile.

Cals first 7 years was unprecedented, the amount of winning we did.. and particularly winning in March pretty much covers everything Self has done at Kansas since 2010. Now, Cals downfall was big, and if we want to include that in the equation, I'm fine with that. His recent years certainly diminished his tenure.

But.. there's Self also having a lot of disappointing seasons. Losing to UNI, Stanford, 2nd round exits in 4 of the last 5 tournaments. You just have to be a little better than that in March. No one really cares or remembers conference play.
 
Incorrect. Kentucky was +7 entering the 2024 season. Both teams finished the year with 23 wins and have the same amount of wins this season so +7.


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Wins since 1-18-25
Kansas (6) TCU, UCF. OSU, Iowa State, Colorado twice
Kentucky (5) Tennesee twice, Vandy, Oklahoma, South Carolina

Total to date
UK 2417
KU 2412
 
Dajuan Harris has to be maddening. I now he was apart of their championship.. but FIVE years at Kansas now, more inneficient scoring as his career went on, and could never once for one year average double digits points. He's about as mid as you can get. The type of player I wish Kansas had forever, but they will almost for sure get an upgrade over him.
 
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Dajuan Harris has to be maddening. I now he was apart of their championship.. but FIVE years at Kansas now, more inneficient scoring as his career went on, and could never once for one year average double digits points. He's about as mid as you can get. The type of player I wish Kansas had forever, but they will almost for sure get an upgrade over him.
He reminds me of Wheeler. Like looks good sometimes. Appears he could lead you all the way but is overall as mid as it gets. The issue with Kansas is AJ Storr going from stud to looking like he can’t even play D1, KJ Adams can’t shoot, and he’s surround by mid shooters like Harris and Dickenson who is pure post.
 
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i respect houston’s defense and going crazy for rebounds, the mentality and all that. i just can’t ever project a team like theirs to win it in march. they score 65 every game and win by no more than 3 possessions on the regular.

impressive, but in the tournament 65 points is just not enough. some lesser school gets hot for 5 minutes and it’s basically over. houston does not run good offense. they take a lot of hard shots. they just continually make them in possession games. that’s hard to do in march six straight games.
 
i respect houston’s defense and going crazy for rebounds, the mentality and all that. i just can’t ever project a team like theirs to win it in march. they score 65 every game and win by no more than 3 possessions on the regular.

impressive, but in the tournament 65 points is just not enough. some lesser school gets hot for 5 minutes and it’s basically over. houston does not run good offense. they take a lot of hard shots. they just continually make them in possession games. that’s hard to do in march six straight games.

The slow pace and limit number of possessions does make them more susceptible to upsets.
That being said Virginia did win a title playing similarly.

Plus despite the low scoring it's only that low because they play slow. Their offensive efficiency is 8th ranked. If they ran up and down the court like we do, they'd score 90+.

26th in turnover %, 12 in offensive rebounding %. Nearly shoot 40% from 3 as a team (3rd in the nation).

I definitely think they could contend.
 
Hopefully we add one of Kansas tonight.

Kansas also has a tough season-closer against Arizona.

Hopefully we end the regular season at +6, and then gain 1 or 2 in the SEC tournament.

I'll be happy for a net gain of one game (+6) by the end of the season.
 
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Why are people spending two pages trying to figure this out?

I can't imagine it's that hard to get real time wins for each team LOL.
Well, instead of making fun of Kentucky fans for trying to get an answer to the real all-time wins number, why not just simply help? I provided a link to an official source going into the 2024 season which shows +7. Both schools have won the same amount of games since then. Take a look yourself and try to help if you would because that twitter account twwilliams is posting appears to be wrong, by my estimation.
 
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Wins since 1-18-25
Kansas (6) TCU, UCF. OSU, Iowa State, Colorado twice
Kentucky (5) Tennesee twice, Vandy, Oklahoma, South Carolina

Total to date
UK 2417
KU 2412
Current wins totals:

Kentucky 2,461
Kansas 2,454

Entering the 2023-24 season, Kentucky had 2,419 wins, added 23 in the 2023-24 season and has added 19 in the 2024-25 season so far.

Entering the 2023-24 season, Kansas had 2,412 wins, added 23 in the 2023-24 season and has added 19 so far in the 2024-25 season so far.

That twitter account is wrong. The current wins race has Kentucky +7. I hope that helps because that Twitter account is stuck at a point in the past somewhere or can’t math.
 
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