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We all know that Tennessee has just made their third Sweet Sixteen in four years. Now that the second round is winding to a close, I thought I'd look back and see how that stacks up to the very best schools in the country. Even though college basketball has lots of one and done players, the vast majority still play for four years, so four years is a fairly sensible window by which to judge.
In that four year window, no school in the country has been to four Sweet Sixteens. Kansas would have had they won Saturday, and Xavier got closer than anyone, as they were an overtime away from their fourth (against Ohio State in 2007). Six, however, have been to three. Those happy six:
Kansas
Memphis
Michigan State
North Carolina
Tennessee
Xavier
Congratulations, Wayne Chism, you make up one of the most accomplished senior classes in the country. And look at that company!
In that four year window, no school in the country has been to four Sweet Sixteens. Kansas would have had they won Saturday, and Xavier got closer than anyone, as they were an overtime away from their fourth (against Ohio State in 2007). Six, however, have been to three. Those happy six:
Kansas
Memphis
Michigan State
North Carolina
Tennessee
Xavier
Congratulations, Wayne Chism, you make up one of the most accomplished senior classes in the country. And look at that company!
