B12 Basketball in the NCAAs Since 2015-16

[nicname]

Last seven seasons w/ an NCAA tournament.

2015-16
NCAA teams (7) - 9-7 record.

2016-17
NCAA Teams (6) - 9-6 record.

2017-18
NCAA teams (7) - 12-7 record.

2018-19
NCAA teams (6) - 8-6 record.

2019-20
No Tournament

2020-21
NCAA Teams (7) - 11-6 record.

2021-22
NCAA Teams (6) - 13-5 record.

2022-23
NCAA Teams (7) - 9-7 record.

Overall record 71-44 (.617)

National Champions 2 (KU ’22, BU) ’21

National Runner-ups: 1 (TTU ’19)

Total Final Fours: 5 (OU ’16, KU ’18, ’22. TTU ’19, BU ’21)

Total E8: 11 - 6 different teams - KU ’16, ’17, ’18, ’22. OU ’16, TTU ’18, ’19. KSU ’18, ’23. BU ’21, UT ’23

Total S16 15 total, 8 different teams - KU ’16, ’17, ’18, ’22.  OU ’16, ISU ’16, BU ’17, ’21. WVU ’17, ’18, KSU ’18, ’23. TTU ’18, ’19. UT ‘23

Only OSU and TCU have failed to make the S16 in said time period.

[cfbandyman]

It's a solid resume, and honestly with the NuBig12 will get better not worse.

That being said, and btw, it's been a great year for new teams to experience the FF, but definitely a disappointing one overall for the Big 12 to just get 2 teams to the E8, 0 to the F4.

Guess it'll be fun to see FAU lose to UConn in the final

[catastrophe]

It's a solid resume, and honestly with the NuBig12 will get better not worse.

That being said, and btw, it's been a great year for new teams to experience the FF, but definitely a disappointing one overall for the Big 12 to just get 2 teams to the E8, 0 to the F4.

Guess it'll be fun to see FAU lose to UConn in the final

Disappointing would be getting blanked in the E8 or something. Obviously I would have liked to see a Big 12 team in the FF, but this year has just been weird. I’ve got two work related brackets and between the two of them there are maybe 5 people in 100 who can even still get points. Completely unpredictable.

[Sandstone Outcropping]

Pretty interesting graphic from _FAN on Big XII all-time NCAA tourney results:

[MakeItRain]

Baylor is nuts. Scott Drew is absolutely basketball LHC Bill Snyder. Drew actually finished the job, but we all know it's much easier on basketball.

[michigancat]

I was gonna say our S16 record was impressive and then I saw Baylor's and OSU's. Wow!

[deputy dawg]

Pretty interesting graphic from _FAN on Big XII all-time NCAA tourney results:

Very impressive table, thank you for putting that together.

[WillieWatanabe]

Cincinatti:

[Sandstone Outcropping]

Cincinatti:

Huggs was the coach who took them to the F4 in 1992, correct?

[nicname]

Cincinatti:

Huggs was the coach who took them to the F4 in 1992, correct?

Yes, led by Nick Van Exel. They were like the early Snyder DOD teams of stud juco transfers. Herb Jones, Anthony Buford. Corey Blount was a good reserve who would dominate the following season and reach the NBA like Van Exel.

[Gooch]

Cincinatti:

Huggs was the coach who took them to the F4 in 1992, correct?

Yes, led by Nick Van Exel. They were like the early Snyder DOD teams of stud juco transfers. Herb Jones, Anthony Buford. Corey Blount was a good reserve who would dominate the following season and reach the NBA like Van Exel.

This list has a very notable omission.

[nicname]

Cincinatti:

Huggs was the coach who took them to the F4 in 1992, correct?

Yes, led by Nick Van Exel. They were like the early Snyder DOD teams of stud juco transfers. Herb Jones, Anthony Buford. Corey Blount was a good reserve who would dominate the following season and reach the NBA like Van Exel.

This list has a very notable omission.

?

[nicname]

Erik Martin?

[Skipper44]

speaking of Martins at UC, Cincy probably wins in 2000 if Kenyon Martin does not break his leg in the conference tournament. 

[wiley]

speaking of Martins at UC, Cincy probably wins in 2000 if Kenyon Martin does not break his leg in the conference tournament.

Those Cincinnati teams were so much fun.  I probably followed them as much as the Cats when Huggins was there.  DeMarr Johnson was on that team as well, and is an assistant coach at WVU this year.


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[Gooch]

Cincinatti:

Huggs was the coach who took them to the F4 in 1992, correct?

Yes, led by Nick Van Exel. They were like the early Snyder DOD teams of stud juco transfers. Herb Jones, Anthony Buford. Corey Blount was a good reserve who would dominate the following season and reach the NBA like Van Exel.

This list has a very notable omission.

?

Kenyon Martin. I did not mean to imply he was on that team in particular. Wasn't Blount from like the Garden City juco or was it Butler?

[wiley]

Cincinatti:

Huggs was the coach who took them to the F4 in 1992, correct?

Yes, led by Nick Van Exel. They were like the early Snyder DOD teams of stud juco transfers. Herb Jones, Anthony Buford. Corey Blount was a good reserve who would dominate the following season and reach the NBA like Van Exel.

This list has a very notable omission.

?

Kenyon Martin. I did not mean to imply he was on that team in particular. Wasn't Blount from like the Garden City juco or was it Butler?

Corey Blount was from some juco in cali (iirc).  Ruben Patterson went to Indy CC though


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[nicname]

@Gooch, yeah i was just talking about the 92 team. Bunch of ballers. Great matchup w the fab five in that final four