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Message: [QUOTE="HooperScooper, post: 3720603, member: 10"] Rutgers hasn't made the NCAA Tournament in 29 years? Are there any other major conference teams with a longer drought? [I]So which teams that have been absent from the NCAA Tournament for three years or longer are the best bets to get back in the field this season? Our team of writers weighed in for this week's Dribble Handoff. UConn's posted losing records in three of its last four seasons, a far cry from the powerhouse of old that once won three NCAA Tournaments in a span of 10 years. But Dan Hurley's got the Huskies trending upwards in 2020 thanks to the return of [URL='https://www.cbssports.com/collegebasketball/players/playerpage/3142032/james-bouknight']James Bouknight[/URL], and optimism abounds that in a return to the Big East, they can get back to their winning ways. UConn did lose its leading scorer from a season ago but it gets back its second- and third-leading scorers while adding highly-touted transfer R.J. Cole, who last averaged 21.4 points per game at [URL='https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/teams/HOW/howard-bison/']Howard[/URL] two seasons ago, to the fold. -- Kyle Boone[/I] [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/news/dribble-handoff-predicting-the-college-basketball-teams-that-will-snap-ncaa-tournament-droughts-this-season/[/URL] [/QUOTE]