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Who has the current Third best overall athletic Program?
Posted on 3/16/14 at 11:05 am
Posted on 3/16/14 at 11:05 am
I mean Florida is clearly the best. If ping pong were a sanctioned SEC sport is there any doubt Florida would compete?
Number two belongs to LSU. Their football, track and baseball success speak for themselves.
To my own surprise, I have concluded that South Carolina currently sits at number three. Good football, great baseball and good women's basketball team.
Number two belongs to LSU. Their football, track and baseball success speak for themselves.
To my own surprise, I have concluded that South Carolina currently sits at number three. Good football, great baseball and good women's basketball team.
Posted on 3/16/14 at 11:31 am to morriscat2
All sports should be taken into account when discussing best overall athletic programs.
Posted on 3/16/14 at 11:37 am to morriscat2
Well, A&M and UF are the only 2 schools to finish in the Top 10 of the Directors Cup for the last 4 years.
Posted on 3/16/14 at 12:18 pm to morriscat2
Actually, according to the 2012-2013 Capital One Cup Standings, it would be:
1. Florida: 171 pts (#4 Men, #6 Women)
2. Texas A&M: 142 pts (#2 Men, #12 Women)
3. Alabama: 97 pts (#6 Men, #36 Women)
4. Georgia: 70 pts (#23 Men, #24 Women)
5. Arkansas: 69 pts (#14 Men, #36 Women)
6. LSU: 67 pts (#31 Men, #21 Women)
7. Tennessee: 57 pts (#77 Men, #13 Women)
8. Mississippi State: 36 pts (#18 Men, NR Women)
9. Kentucky: 23 pts (#65 Men, #38 Women)
10. Vandy: 18 pts (#69 Men, #40 Women)
T11. South Carolina: 12 pts (#52 Men, NR Women)
T11. Ole Miss: 12 pts (#58 Men, #76 Women)
13. Auburn: 8 pts (#85 Men, #56 Women)
14. Mizzou: 4 pts (#82 Men, NR Women)
1. Florida: 171 pts (#4 Men, #6 Women)
2. Texas A&M: 142 pts (#2 Men, #12 Women)
3. Alabama: 97 pts (#6 Men, #36 Women)
4. Georgia: 70 pts (#23 Men, #24 Women)
5. Arkansas: 69 pts (#14 Men, #36 Women)
6. LSU: 67 pts (#31 Men, #21 Women)
7. Tennessee: 57 pts (#77 Men, #13 Women)
8. Mississippi State: 36 pts (#18 Men, NR Women)
9. Kentucky: 23 pts (#65 Men, #38 Women)
10. Vandy: 18 pts (#69 Men, #40 Women)
T11. South Carolina: 12 pts (#52 Men, NR Women)
T11. Ole Miss: 12 pts (#58 Men, #76 Women)
13. Auburn: 8 pts (#85 Men, #56 Women)
14. Mizzou: 4 pts (#82 Men, NR Women)
Posted on 3/16/14 at 12:19 pm to morriscat2
Yeah if you're talking all sports you'd have to do a good bit of research. UF would still be number one but look at all this
- A&M has really good women's bball and softball
- SC has really good equestrian (along with the other sports you mentioned) and have ranked golf and tennis teams I believe
- UGA is a tennis powerhouse, great equestrian too I believe
- AU has great equestrian and I believe swimming
- Arkansas is a track powerhouse
- 'Bama is a gymnastics powerhouses
etc. etc. etc.
But yes, SC finished #4 in football, is ranked #1 in baseball, and our women's bball team will be a 2 seed in the tourny so we are doing well in the more prominently featured sports.
Not a legit competition. If I'm not mistaken they consider sports that some schools, like us, don't have, so we automatically get zeroes added into our score.
- A&M has really good women's bball and softball
- SC has really good equestrian (along with the other sports you mentioned) and have ranked golf and tennis teams I believe
- UGA is a tennis powerhouse, great equestrian too I believe
- AU has great equestrian and I believe swimming
- Arkansas is a track powerhouse
- 'Bama is a gymnastics powerhouses
etc. etc. etc.
But yes, SC finished #4 in football, is ranked #1 in baseball, and our women's bball team will be a 2 seed in the tourny so we are doing well in the more prominently featured sports.
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ctually, according to the 2012-2013 Capital One Cup Standings, it would be:
Not a legit competition. If I'm not mistaken they consider sports that some schools, like us, don't have, so we automatically get zeroes added into our score.
This post was edited on 3/16/14 at 12:21 pm
Posted on 3/16/14 at 5:46 pm to morriscat2
Not Vanderbilt that's for sure
Posted on 3/16/14 at 10:51 pm to morriscat2
Historically LSU. Recently UF has been solid.
Posted on 3/16/14 at 11:05 pm to morriscat2
I'd say our recent NIT berth puts us in the conversation
Posted on 3/17/14 at 10:01 am to morriscat2
If we're talking all sports, Alabama has won national titles in men's golf, women's golf, gymnastics, softball, and obviously football in the last three years. Also have been in the baseball and basketball NCAA tournaments in that span.
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