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Message: [QUOTE="Nostical, post: 2100567, member: 749"] Funny you should say that. It makes me nuts too, so on Wednesday I emailed the President of the Basketball Writers of America. Hi Ed, As President of the USBWA, I’m sending this to you in the hopes you might find it compelling enough to disseminate to your members. When you think about it-- its pretty darn astounding--and despite the Huskies absence this year, a story that needs more attention. I'd appreciate your thoughts about it. Good luck covering the Tournament. There’s certainly no dearth of compelling and interesting story lines this year—lol. All the best Well, it's March Madness again, when every school in the bracket has visions of celebrating under the confetti. Few of course have a realistic chance because, lets face it, it's extremely hard to do! So, given that reality, here's a fact that we all may want to ponder. In the last 20 years, arguably the most competitive era in college basketball when rosters were churned and the one-and-done prevailed, here are the schools with the most NCAA Men's Championships: UConn--4 Duke---3 Kentucky--2 Florida---2 N. Carolina--2 Arizona--1 Maryland--1 Syracuse--1 Michigan St--1 Kansas--1 Louisville--1 Villanova--1 Lots of folks rightfully give the Huskies props for their 11 women's titles but what seems clear to me is not enough is given to the men. Agree? [/QUOTE]