How Much Longer Can A Team With 4 Titles Continue To Be Underdogs?

[jibsey]

Even though I prefer it doesn't it start to sound foolish?

 

[aburks41]

Embrace it. Thrive on it.

 

[Rico444]

Unfortunately, we're only going to have a year or two to find out. Then we'll be wondering the same thing about a team with 5.

 

[UCONNfan1]

I would say as long as the "experts" continue to undervalue the coaching acumen of Ollie, along with the strength and leadership of great guards like Napier and Boatright.

 

[RichZ]

In theory, past championships have no bearing on how next year's team is expected to do. Except in the case of Duke, and to a lesser extent, NC and KY.

On an unrelated note, KY should change their team name to the Jelly.

 

[Huskyforlife]

Until we get into p5

 

[uchusky32]

Until we get our 5, 6,7 title. Who cares. We know who we are!

 

[NightDog]

In theory, past championships have no bearing on how next year's team is expected to do. Except in the case of Duke, and to a lesser extent, NC and KY.

On an unrelated note, KY should change their team name to the Jelly.

Way to set the hook on that one Rich!

 

[BoatShow]

We don't bring in a half dozen 5* recruits a year. HOW DO WE WIN???

 

[sledog]

What is it with the press and its affinity for the 'bluebloods' ? Never understood it.

 

[Scoe]

Who cares, I want national championships not a paper trophy that is painted in gold colors for Espin to circle jerk on.

 

[HungryHuskies]

We are better off the radar, we play much better without attention. We feed off the adversity, then we shock the world.