Another streak ends (but it’s good!)

[HuskyNan]

With Geno as head coach, the Huskies have never won a conference championship in a year ending in 3 (who keeps these stats anyway?). Until tonight.

1983 lost to BC
1993 lost to Providence
2003 lost to Villanova
2013 lost to ND

 

[Biff]

With Geno as head coach, the Huskies have never won a conference championship in a year ending in 3 (who keeps these stats anyway?). Until tonight.

1983 lost to BC
1993 lost to Providence
2003 lost to Villanova
2013 lost to ND

Yes that's one of those that was not likely to be on Geno's bucket list.

 

[my2cents]

Every Championship he has won has been on a day that ended with a 'y"

 

[Kaizen]

We will wait for next, 2033, for the 2023 winning continue?

 

[UcMiami]

So ... another streak continuing ...
They mentioned that Uconn has now won 10 conference tournaments in a row - 7 AAC followed by 3 new Big East for 30 conference tournament game wins in a row. I decided to check the P6/P5 and nBE for the other longest streaks:

Uconn 10 years - AAC/nBE - 30 games (still current.)

Uconn 9 years ending in 2002 - oBE - 29 games (they lost in the final to Villanova in 2003 - I did not post this yesterday for obvious karmic reasons!)

TX 8 years straight - SWC - 24-26 games (Jody Conradt days) So presumably 24-26 games.

Stanford 7 - Pac12 - 21-23 games (The Pac10/PacWest appears not to have tournaments until 2002, so she didn't get a chance when she was winning) 21-23 games

Uconn 7 - AAC - 21 games

Baylor 6 - Big 12 - 18-20 games

Duke 5 - ACC - 15-17 games (ND and UNC both have had 4 year streaks and MD and NCState have had 3 yr.)

SC 4 - SEC - 12-14 games (TN and Pat only ever one 3 in a row.)

Purdue/OSU/Maryland 3 - Big 10 - 9-11 games

DePaul/Uconn 3 - nBE - 9 games (Uconn streak current, DePauls ended in their first game of the next tournament)

I am obviously assuming all the listed teams played three games each year, and I am not researching what happened in the following years tournament thus the two game range.