Last 50 years

[Vowelguy]

Basically the modern era

• UConn 6
• Duke, UNC 5
• Kentucky 4
• Indiana, Kansas, Villanova 3
• Fla, Lou, MichSt, NCSt, UCLA 2
• Ariz Ark Bay Gtown Marq Md Mich Syr UNLV Virg 1
• Vacated 1

 

[bendm]

since 1975 when the tourney expanded to 32. the only logical compromise for the "history buffs." increasing values are based on the fibonacci sequence where each number is the sum of the two preceding ones.

if we three-peat we pass KU as long as they dont get past the final four.

Rank 1975+	Team	Bids	x1	Sweet 16	x2	Elite 8	x3	Final 4	x5	Finals	x8	Champ	x13	Total
1	UNC	45	45	31	62	22	66	15	75	9	72	5	65	385
2	Duke	41	41	29	58	20	60	14	70	10	80	5	65	374
3	Kentucky	41	41	29	58	22	56	11	55	7	56	4	52	318
4	Kansas	42	42	24	48	16	48	10	50	6	48	3	39	275
5	UConn	26	26	17	34	12	36	7	35	6	48	6	65	257
6	Louisville	35	35	21	42	12	36	8	40	3	24	3	39	216
7	UCLA	37	37	23	46	11	33	8	40	4	32	2	26	214
8	MSU	35	35	19	38	12	36	9	45	3	24	2	26	204
9	Indiana	39	39	18	36	8	24	5	25	4	32	3	39	195
10	Villanova	31	31	13	26	10	30	5	25	3	24	3	39	175
10	Michigan	26	26	14	28	10	30	6	30	6	48	1	13	175
12	Syracuse	37	37	21	42	8	24	6	30	3	24	1	13	170
13	Arizona	37	37	20	40	11	33	4	20	2	16	1	13	159
14	Florida	24	24	11	22	9	27	5	25	3	24	2	26	148
15	Georgetown	30	30	11	22	8	24	4	20	3	24	1	13	133
16	Arkansas	31	31	13	26	8	24	4	20	2	16	1	13	130
17	Virginia	26	26	10	20	7	21	4	20	1	8	1	13	108
18	Marquette	27	27	9	18	4	12	2	10	2	16	1	13	96
18	UNLV	20	20	10	20	5	15	4	20	1	8	1	13	96
20	NC State	21	21	8	16	4	12	2	10	1	8	1	13	80
21	Baylor	13	13	5	10	3	9	1	5	1	8	1	13	58

 

[uconnfan68]

since 1975 when the tourney expanded to 32. the only logical compromise for the "history buffs." increasing values are based on the fibonacci sequence where each number is the sum of the two preceding ones.

if we three-peat we pass KU as long as they dont get past the final four.

Rank 1975+	Team	Bids	x1	Sweet 16	x2	Elite 8	x3	Final 4	x5	Finals	x8	Champ	x13	Total
1	UNC	45	45	31	62	22	66	15	75	9	72	5	65	385
2	Duke	41	41	29	58	20	60	14	70	10	80	5	65	374
3	Kentucky	41	41	29	58	22	56	11	55	7	56	4	52	318
4	Kansas	42	42	24	48	16	48	10	50	6	48	3	39	275
5	UConn	26	26	17	34	12	36	7	35	6	48	6	65	257
6	Louisville	35	35	21	42	12	36	8	40	3	24	3	39	216
7	UCLA	37	37	23	46	11	33	8	40	4	32	2	26	214
8	MSU	35	35	19	38	12	36	9	45	3	24	2	26	204
9	Indiana	39	39	18	36	8	24	5	25	4	32	3	39	195
10	Villanova	31	31	13	26	10	30	5	25	3	24	3	39	175
10	Michigan	26	26	14	28	10	30	6	30	6	48	1	13	175
12	Syracuse	37	37	21	42	8	24	6	30	3	24	1	13	170
13	Arizona	37	37	20	40	11	33	4	20	2	16	1	13	159
14	Florida	24	24	11	22	9	27	5	25	3	24	2	26	148
15	Georgetown	30	30	11	22	8	24	4	20	3	24	1	13	133
16	Arkansas	31	31	13	26	8	24	4	20	2	16	1	13	130
17	Virginia	26	26	10	20	7	21	4	20	1	8	1	13	108
18	Marquette	27	27	9	18	4	12	2	10	2	16	1	13	96
18	UNLV	20	20	10	20	5	15	4	20	1	8	1	13	96
20	NC State	21	21	8	16	4	12	2	10	1	8	1	13	80
21	Baylor	13	13	5	10	3	9	1	5	1	8	1	13	58

Math problems. 6x13 is 78. Gives us 13 more.

 

[bendm]

Math problems. 6x13 is 78. Gives us 13 more.

I forgot to update that column but i still added 13 to the final sum and it equals 257

 

[78AlwaysHappy]

Math problems. 6x13 is 78. Gives us 13 more.

Looks like the 13 points is in the total, just not in the championship subtotal.

 

[VAHuskyFan]

Why does it make sense to use the fibonacci sequence here? Winning a championship counts for way more than the relative number on the chart.

Ask any fanbase whether they would rather lose in the championship game two years in a row — or miss the tourney in Year 1 and win it all in Year 2. The chart says that two losses is the better outcome (38 points vs 32). But I guarantee you that every fan base chooses the Natty.