Golden era for area hoops?

[weird roberts foam finger]

Was reading a season wrap from rockmnation (http://www.rockmnation.com/2010/4/3/1401800/2009-10-season-wrap-up-part-ten) and found this interesting:

Top 14 Combined Seasons for Kansas, Kansas State and Missouri

   1. 2009-10: 0.794 win% (KU 33-3, KSU 29-8, MU 23-11)
   2. 2008-09: 0.748 (MU 31-7, KU 27-8, KSU 22-12)
   3. 1993-94: 0.742 (MU 25-3, KU 27-8, KSU 20-14)
   4. 1912-13: 0.741 (KSU 14-4, KU 16-6, MU 13-5)
   5. 2007-08: 0.738 (KU 37-3, KSU 21-12, MU 18-12)
   6. 1916-17: 0.736 (KSU 15-2, MU 12-4, KU 12-8)
   7. 1980-81: 0.722 (KU 24-8, KSU 24-9, MU 22-10)
   8. 1976-77: 0.716 (KSU 24-7, MU 21-8, KU 18-10)
   9. 1987-88: 0.696 (KU 27-11, KSU 25-9, MU 19-11)
  10. 1974-75: 0.687 (KSU 20-9, KU 19-8, MU 18-9)
  11. 1988-89: 0.684 (MU 29-8, KSU 19-11, KU 19-12)
  12. 1986-87: 0.683 (MU 24-10, KU 25-11, KSU 20-11)
  13. 1998-99: 0.663 (MU 20-9, KU 23-10, KSU 20-13)
  14. 1955-56: 0.657 (KSU 17-8, MU 15-7, KU 14-9)

I'm not sure I agree with all of his methodology or his conclusions, but it is fun to think about the games we'll get to see next year between these three programs ... and that they're all seemingly distancing themselves further from the rest of the Nortards.

[Havs]

Was reading a season wrap from rockmnation (http://www.rockmnation.com/2010/4/3/1401800/2009-10-season-wrap-up-part-ten) and found this interesting:

Top 14 Combined Seasons for Kansas, Kansas State and Missouri

   1. 2009-10: 0.794 win% (KU 33-3, KSU 29-8, MU 23-11)
   2. 2008-09: 0.748 (MU 31-7, KU 27-8, KSU 22-12)
   3. 1993-94: 0.742 (MU 25-3, KU 27-8, KSU 20-14)
   4. 1912-13: 0.741 (KSU 14-4, KU 16-6, MU 13-5)
   5. 2007-08: 0.738 (KU 37-3, KSU 21-12, MU 18-12)
   6. 1916-17: 0.736 (KSU 15-2, MU 12-4, KU 12-8)
   7. 1980-81: 0.722 (KU 24-8, KSU 24-9, MU 22-10)
   8. 1976-77: 0.716 (KSU 24-7, MU 21-8, KU 18-10)
   9. 1987-88: 0.696 (KU 27-11, KSU 25-9, MU 19-11)
  10. 1974-75: 0.687 (KSU 20-9, KU 19-8, MU 18-9)
  11. 1988-89: 0.684 (MU 29-8, KSU 19-11, KU 19-12)
  12. 1986-87: 0.683 (MU 24-10, KU 25-11, KSU 20-11)
  13. 1998-99: 0.663 (MU 20-9, KU 23-10, KSU 20-13)
  14. 1955-56: 0.657 (KSU 17-8, MU 15-7, KU 14-9)

I'm not sure I agree with all of his methodology or his conclusions, but it is fun to think about the games we'll get to see next year between these three programs ... and that they're all seemingly distancing themselves further from the rest of the Nortards.

Please remember, winning the Big 12 North is not an accomplishment.

[Panjandrum]

Bill is a stat god.  He's literally like a human computer.