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Message: [QUOTE="tzznandrew, post: 3863361, member: 168"] I know it's easy to say this, but since 2001—a year after Michigan State won the last NCAA for the conference— they've tied the ACC for most Final Four participants (14) and are second in title game appearances (7 vs. 9 for the ACC). They also have had the most [I]different[/I] teams appear in the finals (6) over that time. As a conference, they certainly aren't underperforming...and if I went a year back, they get a title and pass the ACC on Final Four appearances. And if I go two years back, that gap widens. [B]Big Ten[/B] 2001: Michigan State, Final Four 2002: Indiana, Runner-up 2005: Illinois, Runner-up 2005: Michigan State, Final Four 2007: Ohio State, Runner-up 2009: Michigan State, Runner-up 2010: Michigan State, Final Four 2012: Ohio State, Final Four 2013: Michigan, Runner-up 2014: Wisconsin, Runner-up 2015: Wisconsin, Runner-up 2015: Michigan State, Final Four 2018: Michigan, Runner-up 2019: Michigan State, Final Four 14 Final Four Teams, 6 different title game participants in 7 appearances (0 titles) [B]ACC[/B] 2001: Duke, Champion 2001: Maryland, Final Four 2002: Maryland, Champion 2004: Georgia Tech, Runner-up 2004: Duke, Final Four 2005: North Carolina, Champion 2008: North Carolina, Final Four 2009: North Carolina, Champion 2010: Duke, Champion 2015: Duke, Champion 2016: North Carolina, Runner-up 2016: Syracuse, Final Four 2017: North Carolina, Champion 2019: Virginia, Champion 14 Final Four teams, 5 different title game participants in 9 appearances (8 titles) [B]Big 12[/B] 2002: Kansas, Final Four 2002: Oklahoma, Final Four 2003: Kansas, Runner-up 2004: Oklahoma State, Final Four 2008: Kansas, Champion 2012: Kansas, Runner-up 2016: Oklahoma, Final Four 2018: Kansas, Final Four 2019: Texas Tech, Runner-up 9 Final Four teams, 2 different title game participants in 3 appearances (1 title) [B]Pac 12[/B] 2001: Arizona, Runner-up 2006: UCLA, Runner-up 2007: UCLA, Final Four 2008: UCLA, Final Four 2017: Oregon, Final Four 5 Final Four teams, 2 different title game participants in 2 appearances (0 titles) [B]Big East[/B] 2003: Syracuse, Champion 2004: UConn, Champion 2007: Georgetown, Final Four 2009: UConn, Final Four 2009: Villanova, Final Four 2010: West Virginia, Final Four 2011: UConn, Champion 2012: Louisville, Final Four 2013: Louisville, Champion 2013: Syracuse, Final Four 2016: Villanova, Champion 2018: Villanova, Champion 12 Final Four teams, 4 different title game participants in 6 appearances (6 titles) [B]SEC[/B] 2006: Florida, Champion 2006: LSU: Final Four 2007: Florida, Champion 2011: Kentucky, Final Four 2012: Kentucky, Champion 2014: Kentucky, Runner-up 2014: Florida, Final Four 2015: Kentucky, Final Four 2017: South Carolina, Final Four 2019: Auburn, Final Four 10 Final Four teams, 2 different title game participants in 4 appearances (3 titles) [/QUOTE]

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