[survive]

name me a more successful program in the past 15 years. You can't

Unbelievable run. Were dead in the water vs saint joes and somehow survived and advanced

[mcdonae101]

And yet lost twice to smu who didn't even make tourney

[THam12]

And yet lost twice to smu who didn't even make tourney

So?

[MoneylineExpress]

It shows there were no powerhouse teams in college basketball this year. Florida, Virginia were #1 seeds yet lack NBA talent except for Patrick Young.

[bob6199]

for sure they are a power house remember their women teams have won 8 titles in that span as well

[irish1]

name me a more successful program in the past 15 years. You can't

Unbelievable run. Were dead in the water vs saint joes and somehow survived and advanced

Last 15 years, how convenient when UCONN won in 1999. Why not say since 1980? OH, I know why, because Duke and UNC won just as many as UCONN. I think Florida winning back to back in 2006/2007 is even more impressive than what a team did over 15 years.

[irish1]

Most Final Four Appearances
18 North Carolina
18 UCLA (or 17 with 1 vacated)

14 Duke
13 Kansas
13 Kentucky 10 Ohio State Anyone see UCONN?

[irish1]

UCONN has a great college basketball program but lets not get crazy! I think it's a safe bet to say the Huskies won't be repeating. Even though I can't stand Calipari, I have to say they just might be their again with the kids he has coming in. Duke, UNC, MSU, Kansas, Kentucky and Louisville all have outstanding programs. Hats off to UCONN, enjoy it and I be waiting anxiously for next year.

[Seattle Slew]

UConn will fall off big time in the next couple of years. Ollie still hasn't proven he can recruit the players Calhoun did. This was his team. Could be a Tubby Smith like story, win with someone else's players, then do nothing. Plus, UConn's recruiting will be hurt because they play in a shit conference.

[survive]

Last 15 years, how convenient when UCONN won in 1999. Why not say since 1980? OH, I know why, because Duke and UNC won just as many as UCONN. .

Oh I don't know...maybe because winning 4 in 15 years is a much more significant accomplishment than 4 in 34 years?

[survive]

UConn will fall off big time in the next couple of years. Ollie still hasn't proven he can recruit the players Calhoun did. This was his team. Could be a Tubby Smith like story, win with someone else's players, then do nothing. Plus, UConn's recruiting will be hurt because they play in a shit conference.

Couldn't disagree more with this. Ollie was an excellent recruiter for Calhoun...not to mention he already has a nice incoming class for next season. Kids are going to love playing for him...