On wiki.....Originally posted by Captain Queeg:
Well, technically, UK did actually break it's own SEC record (and also it's personal record) for an overall win streak today. Plus, that particular category was not listed on the Wikipedia version of "The List" (which is where this transferred version is updated from), but now it is, along with other things. Go Big Blue! Let's all eat us a Bar-B-Q pork sandwich tomorrow!Originally posted by new era cat:
Am I missing something?Originally posted by Captain Queeg:
While that statistic cannot be listed as of yet, Kentucky now does now hold the overall longest winning streak for all SEC teams, past or present, and that can be added to "The List." In fact, that particular category has already been added near the bottom (in the "Kentucky Basketball cumlative all time statistics" section) of the Wikipedia Kentucky Wildcats Men's College basketball page. To the creator of this thread, take a look at the statistics section (aka "The List") at the bottom of the Wiki page, as several other categories have also been updated as well. Thanks for your hard work and help.Originally posted by reignof cats:
Committee just said that Kentucky would be the overall #1 seed no matter what. That makes 12 times being ranked #1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. GBB
Go Big Blue!. More accomplishments to be added to "The List" tomorrow!
This post was edited on 3/14 11:23 PM by Captain Queeg
In short, no other SEC team (past or present) has ever won 33 straight games. Hope this helps.
This post was edited on 3/15 12:39 AM by Captain Queeg
Nope, not correct. UK has 46 SEC Regular Season Conference Championships, and 2 other Regular Season Conference Championships from the Southern Conference (in 1926 and 1932). There was no SEC before the 1933 season. That makes a total of 48, but only 46 of them while UK was in the SEC.Originally posted by UKCaliCats27:
On wiki.....Originally posted by Captain Queeg:
Well, technically, UK did actually break it's own SEC record (and also it's personal record) for an overall win streak today. Plus, that particular category was not listed on the Wikipedia version of "The List" (which is where this transferred version is updated from), but now it is, along with other things. Go Big Blue! Let's all eat us a Bar-B-Q pork sandwich tomorrow!Originally posted by new era cat:
Am I missing something?Originally posted by Captain Queeg:
While that statistic cannot be listed as of yet, Kentucky now does now hold the overall longest winning streak for all SEC teams, past or present, and that can be added to "The List." In fact, that particular category has already been added near the bottom (in the "Kentucky Basketball cumlative all time statistics" section) of the Wikipedia Kentucky Wildcats Men's College basketball page. To the creator of this thread, take a look at the statistics section (aka "The List") at the bottom of the Wiki page, as several other categories have also been updated as well. Thanks for your hard work and help.Originally posted by reignof cats:
Committee just said that Kentucky would be the overall #1 seed no matter what. That makes 12 times being ranked #1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. GBB
Go Big Blue!. More accomplishments to be added to "The List" tomorrow!
This post was edited on 3/14 11:23 PM by Captain Queeg
In short, no other SEC team (past or present) has ever won 33 straight games. Hope this helps.
This post was edited on 3/15 12:39 AM by Captain Queeg
"league best 46 SEC Regular Season Championships, a league best all time SEC Tournament record of 124-25 (.832), and a league best 28 SEC Tournament Championships."
needs to be 48 SEC Regular Season Championships, and 29 SEC Tournament Championships.
"The List" has now been completely updated at the bottom of the Wikipedia Kentucky Wildcats Men's Basketball page. It is now ready to be completely updated here.Originally posted by UKCaliCats27:
It's Gameday!!!
Hopefully more update's after the game tonight.
Bump for OP.Originally posted by Captain Queeg:
OP,
Since Willie was a First Team Consensus All-American, those stats need to changed as well. UK how has 20 total players named First Team Consensus All-American (which still ranks 2nd all time in NCAA history), and 25 total First Team Consensus All-American Selections with 25 (which now moves UK up to #2 all time in this NCAA category).
Further, your listing of UK's rank in total categories should also be changed.
It should now read:
(Of the 71 major categories listed above, Kentucky is #1 in 50 of them, #2 in 16 of them, #3 in 3 of them, #4 in 1 of them, and #8 in 1 of them.)
Thanks for your help in keeping "The List" updated and accurate on here. Once again, you can refer to the bottom section of the Wikipedia Kentucky Wildcats Men's Basketball page if you need any verification or questions about new statistical updates.
This post was edited on 3/31 8:15 AM by Captain Queeg