Not even close to being true. We did not finish in the Top 10 any of those years, and were no where near being a Top 10 program.
1972 - Unranked (I was born...:))
1973 - Unranked (year before EG and BK)
1974 - Unranked (their 1st year)
1975 - Unranked (year 2)
176 - 13th (year 3)
1977 - 15th...
Not much of an exaggeration as the point you were making is correct. What makes this interesting is that the oddsmakers try to adjust their thinking when their spread is off by a few percentage points over time. For example, if Tennessee were beating the spread 60% of the time, they would be...
I don't know about "far more often", but over the last 3 years they have covered the spread 54% of time and not met the spread 46% of the time (at least on my service). This is still good.
I was wondering how SEC games against ranked opponents stacks up across the conference and nationally this season to date. Unless I overlooked a team, we have two teams (Auburn and Arkansas) that have more games against Top 25 schools so far this year than anyone else nationally...impressive...
Although not as plentiful, there are literally freshman kids that are making more for one year of playing a college sport than many here will make in their entire lifetimes.
I do not know the exact amount, but I know it is close to that number. He would have to be one of the top 14 picks in the NBA draft to make the same amount of money his first year in the NBA as he is making here as a freshman. I also know we pay two players more than the entire roster of...
If Rippey picks Duke today, then I wonder what that does to the rumors of Jordan Smith Jr and Brandon McCoy Jr being interested in playing together next year in college?
If I got this right (I probably don't), then G League players that are within 5 years of high school graduation, have not signed with a G League Ignite program, and have remaining college eligibility can now go play for a college team. If so, then I would be looking at Bryson Warren of the...
Good catch. I can't count. He was the 31st pick of the 2023 NBA Draft which is the First pick of the Second Round. If you were my old math teacher back in the day, I would be begging you for half credit right about now.
Merry Christmas ALL...
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