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What UK player enjoyed the most wins in the NCAA tournament?
What UK player enjoyed the most wins in the NCAA tournament?
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Joe B Hall and it isn't close. But if coaches do not count, Someone that graduated in 98.... Cameron Mills. Mills won 20. Turner also won 20. I am not giving Shep credit for 97.
Pretty incredible because Hall won 22 in all those years .
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Yep. I thought it was going to be Jon Hood but he sat out 2012 with an injury. Then I thought it was Turner by himself, but you're right Mills also had 20
So would Allen Edwards..
Who is our highest scoring transfer on a championship team?
Yes, Macy.
Only transfer to average double figures on a championship team. Derrick Anderson was close and so was Evans.
Your question now sir.
What other sport did WCS play in high school? What was his position?
Why do I always miss the questions about my own generation?
Sorry that's giving a hint.
good one...since he was here four years and played so many games, and since you emphasized attempts like you did, because his career percentage isn't good, I'm going to guess Wayne Turner?
No sir. Good guess. I capped those just to try to not be confusing. Sorry, guess it back fired.
Kentucky has nine tournament wins (including consolation games) against teams from these four states. The next win against one of these four breaks the tie. What four states?
He is one of the most under appreciated players in UK history, and one of my all time favorites.
It was Ed Davender by the way. If anyone still playing?
UK won three consecutive games (over two years) against teams from this state. All different teams, all schools that have made a Final Four. What state?
That's a great question. I remember Bob Knight saying Davender was our best player over Rex Chapman.
Nope. Kansas.
2012 championship; Kansas
2014 first round: Kansas State
2014 second round: Wichita State
I was coming here to say the same thing. Hood was my guess. Only thing is his 4th year was an NIT team so he didn’t gain any that year which kind of offsets the 5th year.
Damn you….was going to put Davender. His numbers when he retired were up there with he best ever at UK.
At least Kentucky, North Carolina, Indiana, Florida and California. I think Pennsylvania as well.
Without looking ... I may have missed extra schools from these states.
Kentucky (UK, UofL, WKU)
North Carolina (Duke, UNC, NC State)
California (UCLA, Stanford, San Francisco, San Diego State)
Texas (Texas, UTEP, Houston)
Florida (Florida, FSU, Florida Atlantic, Miami)
