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Top 50 college basketball programs ranked by all time wins
Posted on 4/6/23 at 2:59 pm
Posted on 4/6/23 at 2:59 pm
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1 Kansas 1898 125 2,385 885 0
2 Kentucky 1903 120 2,375 748 1
3 UNC 1910 113 2,343 852 0
4 Duke 1906 118 2,273 920 0
5 UCLA 1920 104 1,986 888 0
6 Temple 1895 127 1,977 1,137 0
7 Syracuse 1901 122 1,973 964 0
8 Notre Dame 1898 120 1,950 1,089 2
9 St. John's 1908 116 1,922 1,085 0
10 Indiana 1901 123 1,913 1,102 0
11 Purdue 1897 125 1,895 1,075 0
12 Cincinnati 1902 122 1,889 1,064 0
13 Texas 1906 117 1,879 1,125 0
14 Illinois 1906 118 1,878 1,052 0
15 Utah 1909 115 1,875 1,067 0
16 W Kentucky 1915 104 1,872
17 BYU 1903 121 1,869 1,134 0
18 Villanova 1921 103 1,864 973 0
19 Arizona 1905 118 1,862 977 1
20 West Virginia 114 1,846 1,152 0
21 Washington 1896 121 1,843 1,255 0
22 Penn 1897 122 1,836 1,151 2 .
23 Michigan State 124 1,811 1,141 0
24 Princeton 1901 122 1,806 1,120 0
25 UConn 1901 120 1,799 1,012 0
26 Oregon State 122 1,797 1,417 0
27 NC State 1913 111 1,790 1,121 0
28 Gonzaga 1908 115 1,789 1,111 0
29 Arkansas 1924 100 1,783 997 0
30 Louisville 1912 109 1,776 987 0
31 Ohio State 1899 122 1,768 1,134 0
32 Alabama 1913 110 1,767 1,087 1
33 Oklahoma 1908 116 1,756 1,137 0
34 Oregon 1903 118 1,754 1,407 0
35 Bradley 1903 119 1,746 1,253 0
36 Missouri State 111 1,743 1,041 0
36 Tennessee 1909 114 1,743 1,094 2
38 Iowa 1902 122 1,739 1,202 0
39 Oklahoma State 114 1,736 1,229 0
40 Dayton 1904 118 1,734 1,153 0
41 Murray State 98 1,724 934 0
42 Kansas State 119 1,721 1,223 0
43 Virginia 1906 118 1,719 1,204 1
44 Georgetown 1907 115 1,713 1,133 0
44 Marquette 1917 106 1,713 1,052 0
46 USC 1907 117 1,698 1,243 2
47 Akron 1902 122 1,693 1,068 0
48 Wisconsin 1898 125 1,683 1,275 0
49 Saint Joseph's 114 1,681 1,204 0
50 Illinois State 125 1,679 1,257 0
1 Kansas 1898 125 2,385 885 0
2 Kentucky 1903 120 2,375 748 1
3 UNC 1910 113 2,343 852 0
4 Duke 1906 118 2,273 920 0
5 UCLA 1920 104 1,986 888 0
6 Temple 1895 127 1,977 1,137 0
7 Syracuse 1901 122 1,973 964 0
8 Notre Dame 1898 120 1,950 1,089 2
9 St. John's 1908 116 1,922 1,085 0
10 Indiana 1901 123 1,913 1,102 0
11 Purdue 1897 125 1,895 1,075 0
12 Cincinnati 1902 122 1,889 1,064 0
13 Texas 1906 117 1,879 1,125 0
14 Illinois 1906 118 1,878 1,052 0
15 Utah 1909 115 1,875 1,067 0
16 W Kentucky 1915 104 1,872
17 BYU 1903 121 1,869 1,134 0
18 Villanova 1921 103 1,864 973 0
19 Arizona 1905 118 1,862 977 1
20 West Virginia 114 1,846 1,152 0
21 Washington 1896 121 1,843 1,255 0
22 Penn 1897 122 1,836 1,151 2 .
23 Michigan State 124 1,811 1,141 0
24 Princeton 1901 122 1,806 1,120 0
25 UConn 1901 120 1,799 1,012 0
26 Oregon State 122 1,797 1,417 0
27 NC State 1913 111 1,790 1,121 0
28 Gonzaga 1908 115 1,789 1,111 0
29 Arkansas 1924 100 1,783 997 0
30 Louisville 1912 109 1,776 987 0
31 Ohio State 1899 122 1,768 1,134 0
32 Alabama 1913 110 1,767 1,087 1
33 Oklahoma 1908 116 1,756 1,137 0
34 Oregon 1903 118 1,754 1,407 0
35 Bradley 1903 119 1,746 1,253 0
36 Missouri State 111 1,743 1,041 0
36 Tennessee 1909 114 1,743 1,094 2
38 Iowa 1902 122 1,739 1,202 0
39 Oklahoma State 114 1,736 1,229 0
40 Dayton 1904 118 1,734 1,153 0
41 Murray State 98 1,724 934 0
42 Kansas State 119 1,721 1,223 0
43 Virginia 1906 118 1,719 1,204 1
44 Georgetown 1907 115 1,713 1,133 0
44 Marquette 1917 106 1,713 1,052 0
46 USC 1907 117 1,698 1,243 2
47 Akron 1902 122 1,693 1,068 0
48 Wisconsin 1898 125 1,683 1,275 0
49 Saint Joseph's 114 1,681 1,204 0
50 Illinois State 125 1,679 1,257 0
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Posted on 4/6/23 at 3:09 pm to Govt Tide
0 final fours 
Posted on 4/6/23 at 3:16 pm to Govt Tide
Meaningless wins
1. Alabama
1. Alabama
Posted on 4/6/23 at 3:29 pm to Govt Tide
Can we do teams with the most wins but no final four?
This post was edited on 4/6/23 at 3:31 pm
Posted on 4/6/23 at 3:32 pm to swinetime
quote:
Can we do teams with the most wins but no final four?
how bout the least wins but with a final four
Posted on 4/6/23 at 3:32 pm to Govt Tide
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1. Baylor
2. Alabama
1. Baylor
2. Alabama
Posted on 4/6/23 at 4:07 pm to Mulkey Man
quote:
Meaningless wins
LSU has made the Final Four 4 times.
They have an 0-4 record in those games.
Super duper impressive.
Posted on 4/6/23 at 4:11 pm to Govt Tide
Gonna be a loooooot of salty nutria in here, you already caught Melty. Well done.
Posted on 4/6/23 at 4:13 pm to Govt Tide
I know this basketball thing is new for y'all but the regular season doesn't matter.
lol at some salty Bammer downvoting immediately.
lol at some salty Bammer downvoting immediately.
This post was edited on 4/6/23 at 4:15 pm
Posted on 4/6/23 at 4:15 pm to WG_Dawg
quote:
how bout the least wins but with a final four
FAU.
Posted on 4/6/23 at 4:21 pm to Govt Tide
The top 10 is mostly traditional basketball programs, a little surprised Georgetown is so low.
Not surprising the traditional football schools are so low or not listed.
It was the mid 70s before basketball became a priority here and money was spent improving facilities and such.
Not surprising the traditional football schools are so low or not listed.
It was the mid 70s before basketball became a priority here and money was spent improving facilities and such.
Posted on 4/6/23 at 4:26 pm to TideSaint
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LSU has made the Final Four 4 times. They have an 0-4 record in those games. Super duper impressive.
What’s better?
4 wins in the Elite 8 or 0 wins in the Elite 8?
Posted on 4/6/23 at 4:44 pm to Mulkey Man
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What’s better?
4 wins in the Elite 8 or 0 wins in the Elite 8?
This is true. There is no question Bama basketball has historically underachieved come NCAAT time. You can legitimately say Bama is a distant #2 to Kentucky historically in the SEC, but the reality is Arkansas, Florida and even LSU have had more tournament success. Even auburn managed a Final Four once.
Posted on 4/6/23 at 5:28 pm to Govt Tide
Didn't check all the teams. But, looks like North Carolina is the only program to average 20+ wins a season.
Posted on 4/6/23 at 5:28 pm to Govt Tide
How far down the list is Florida? Wow
Posted on 4/6/23 at 5:31 pm to Chad4Bama
quote:I'm trying to remember who else has been there. I remember UGA doing it once.
This is true. There is no question Bama basketball has historically underachieved come NCAAT time. You can legitimately say Bama is a distant #2 to Kentucky historically in the SEC, but the reality is Arkansas, Florida and even LSU have had more tournament success. Even auburn managed a Final Four once.
Didn't Miss State, about a decade or so ago?
As for SEC pecking order, the way I recall it (going back to the 1970's):
Kentucky massive #1
LSU was 2 in the late 70s-80s, and Dale had them pushing Kentucky hard.
Arkansas, upon admission, pushed past LSU, basically on the strength of Todd Day and Corliss Williamson, and 40 Minutes of Hell.
Florida surged with Billy Donovan, for a brief moment taking the conference. Funny how they mirror what football did with Spurrier; ascend from nowhere to take over, then fade back.
Tennessee has moments, but always regular season.
UGA too, not as often.
Now you have Auburn, and Alabama emerging.
There's really no reason for these programs not to consistently win 20 games a season (except UGA, which seems to have written off basketball for now).
Posted on 4/6/23 at 6:19 pm to swinetime
quote:
Can we do teams with the most wins but no final four?
Yes we can.,,lol
Top 50 teams in all time wins ranked by most all time wins WITHOUT a Final 4 appearance:
1) - (17) BYU 1903 121 1,869 1,134 0
2) - (32) Alabama 1913 110 1,767 1,087 1
3) - (36) Missouri State 111 1,743 1,041 0
3) - (36) Tennessee 1909 114 1,743 1,094 2
5) - (41) Murray State 98 1,724 934 0
6) - (47) Akron 1902 122 1,693 1,068 0
7) - (50) Illinois State 125 1,679 1,257 0
Posted on 4/6/23 at 6:25 pm to rockiee
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How far down the list is Florida? Wow
And yet still a better program than Arkansas.
Posted on 4/6/23 at 6:27 pm to MetroAtlantaGatorFan
Not sure what it was like at other schools, but UF didn’t have a full time basketball coach until the 60’s.
Posted on 4/6/23 at 6:45 pm to MetroAtlantaGatorFan
I’ll take Florida’s Basketball resume over OU’s.
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