Found this on Reddit...note that Nebby has never won an NCAA tourney game, so they aren't listed.
Big Ten NCAA Tournament wins Distribution
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0 for everything. They haven't made it since the Big Ten actually had 10 teams. The week the Hawks beat them as a ranked team was their first trip inside the top 25 in 40 years.
The 15 seasons before that, from 99-00 to 13-14, there was one win, against Creighton in 2001.
Yes I saw. Was simply correcting Dr. Rosenpenis on the recent tourney wins.
From the looks of it, you can divide NCAA wins into three tiers. Tier 1 (12-14%): Michigan, MSU, Indiana, and OSU; Tier 2 (6-9%): Purdue, Maryland, Illinios, Wisconsin, and Iowa; Tier 3 (3 or less) : Minnisota, PSU, NW, Rutgers.
Nebraka- does not qualify... pathetic
Can they at least apply for a hardship waiver?Nebraka- does not qualify... pathetic
Good point, but I think the graph above takes into account their entire history, not just their time in the conference.
From the Rutgers wiki page:
The Scarlet Knights have appeared in the NCAA Tournament six times. Their combined record is 5–7.
If you want to make yourself really sad. Imagine what this chart would have looked like in April 1999 when Dr. Tom was done.
Wisconsin had 5 wins, Maryland 21 (1 consolation game), Illinois had 23, Purdue had 23(1 consolation game), and Iowa had 26.
Now it is Maryland 41 (1 consolation game), Purdue 41 (1 consolation game), Illinois 40, Wisconsin 38, Iowa 30.
4 teams have leapfrogged us in 21 years, and we aren't even that close to any of them now.
Wisconsin had 5 wins, Maryland 21 (1 consolation game), Illinois had 23, Purdue had 23(1 consolation game), and Iowa had 26.
Now it is Maryland 41 (1 consolation game), Purdue 41 (1 consolation game), Illinois 40, Wisconsin 38, Iowa 30.
4 teams have leapfrogged us in 21 years, and we aren't even that close to any of them now.
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