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Message: [QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 4738501, member: 1414"] If so, then your post discounting a bunch of programs like Wake, NC State and GT that have better history than much of the Big East didn't make any sense. You can't have it both ways. In all time wins, 7 of the top 30 are in the ACC. Now that lacks recency bias too much. So maybe [URL='https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/buckyville/ncaa-tourney-wins-since-2000-t101219.html']NCAA tournament wins since 2000[/URL]? Couldn't find a newer one than 2020. ACC looks at least as strong as any league by that measure (not counting Maryland's). My comment remains, if Syracuse and Louisville stay down, then that changes things. But Duke, UNC, Syracuse, Louisville, UVA, WVU, Pitt, Notre Dame is very strong and Miami, NC State and FSU have been successful at times too. Back in 2020 when they did that list, Bama and BC both had 6 wins. Things can change. [/QUOTE]