Ranking the top programs for the next 25 years

[Ha Who]

Projecting top 25 college basketball programs of next 25 years: Teams set for most long-term success

Here are the teams prepared to handle the myriad of changes in college athletics in the next 25 seasons

www.cbssports.com

 

[Chin Diesel]

Click. Bait.

 

[Inyatkin]

Can't wait to check on this thread in 2050 and tell him how wrong he was

 

[CCSUblue]

Already being discussed.

Thread 'CBS Sports: Ranking top 25 college basketball programs of last 25 years'

Yesterday at 5:01 PM

Another version of a Top 25. Write up on UConn says for 5 championships this "feels kinda low" but then points out the total number of wins during this period is lower than others because of some mediocre to crappy years.

Top 10:
1. Duke
2. Kansas
3. UConn
4. North Carolina
5. Michigan State (lol)
6. Kentucky
7. Florida
8. Villanova
9. Syracuse (lol)
10. Gonzaga

Ranking top 25 college basketball programs of last 25 years: Which teams have performed the best since 2000

These are the programs who have made their mark in the first quarter of the century

www.cbssports.com

• HooperScooper
• Replies: 50
• Forum: UConn Men's Basketball Forum

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These are different....one is the last 25 years...the other is the next 25 years!

 

[Ha Who]

These are different....one is the last 25 years...the other is the next 25 years!

Next 25 years kind of gives it away 😀

 

[Chin Diesel]

These are different....one is the last 25 years...the other is the next 25 years!

 

[HooperScooper]

8. UConn​

Despite changing conferences and despite numerous head coaches, UConn made the top 10 in my ranking of the programs from 2000-2005 because of the obvious: its five national titles. The Huskies come in at No. 8 here because they project to continue stacking chips so long as Dan Hurley — who said recently he contemplated stepping away this offseason — is leading the program.

They are the clear best team in the Big East and their investment back into the program will continue to pay dividends whether Hurley is leading the way or not.

They do realize UConn has won championships with 3 different coaches over the last 26 NCAA Tournaments? Stupid list.

 

[HooperScooper]

These are different....one is the last 25 years...the other is the next 25 years!

 

[navery12]

My guess was we'd be somewhere in the 6-10 range, which is fine. And we'll end up much higher in retrospect, but there's pretty valid concerns about athletic department budgets and NIL commitments that right now are all talk. I fully believe everything Dave Benedict says, and I think it'll be proven, but right now it's all hypothetical.

Also funny to read Michigan's writeup and the comment about how Dusty May is the reason and they made the hire Indiana should have the year before, then scroll up and see Indiana ranked 2 spots higher with their actual hire

 

[Hunt for 7]

These articles contradict themselves all the time. You would have thought with AI that would stop but these guys just get on a roll and no matter that what they are spewing (my word for writing) about one team, is clearly contradicting what they said about another team.

Or I guess they know that most people are just going to read the section about their favorite team because that is really all that matters to the casual fan. Either way they are click bait as someone else said.

 

[Waquoit]

They do realize UConn has won championships with 3 different coaches over the last 26 NCAA Tournaments? Stupid list.

Plus UConn should get an upward adjustment for all the crap the program had to put up with outside of it's control.

 

[Flipside]