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Message: [QUOTE="UcMiami, post: 3860929, member: 199"] The interesting thing to me is Geno's conference record win % is almost the exactly the same as our non-conference record. and that is true in almost every decade as well as overall. In the 2010s almost all of our non-conference games are against top 10 teams and we are still winning at the same rate. From the 2009-10 team through the 2018-19 team the record against the conference teams (included tournaments) was 193-8 (.960) and against the rest of the country it was 173-9 (.951.) I chose these 10 years since last year was a bit of a mess at the end and this year is no different. I suspect that during that same time Uconn has a better record against each of the P-5 conferences than the best teams in each of those conferences have. Here are the 10 year records I believe: ACC 28-3 - .903 (ND#2 Louisville) SEC 21-1 - .955 (MsSt) Big10 21-0 - 1.000 Pac 18-2 - .900 (Stanford) Big12 17-3 - .850 (Baylor) Basically we would be winning 95+% of our games in any conference since the records above are against mostly the best teams in each conference not the dogs. And the blow out wins would still be happening as they have against almost all comers each year. Except the few games we have lost even our NCAA tournament games tend towards blow outs. Louisville and Syracuse by 30 in championships for example. [/QUOTE]