There is no official definition of what constitutes a blue blood, but the term is generally applied to programs that have a long history of success, a strong fan base, and a national reputation.

So you recently had a strong fan base...

Remind me again how many NCAA Basketball Championships you all have won...

How about you win like two titles first before you start talking about being blue-blooded...

Let this sink in. 6–11 UofL is closer to being a blue blood than your program.

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Posted by AUFANATL

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Posted on 1/19/24 at 9:21 pm to WildcatsFan76

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Let this sink in. 6–11 UofL is closer to being a blue blood than your program.

6-11 UL is closer to being a blue blood than every single program that isn't a blue blood. They are either a blue blood or they are the first team out so I'm not sure what the point of that insult is.

And no Auburn isn't a "blue blood" regardless of recent atmosphere. Surely that was a joke. We don't even crack the top 50. Pearl, a new arena, and a fanbase desperate to opiate themselves from Saban's wrath are the only reasons we crawled out of the bottom of the cellar with the Nebraskas and Oregon States of the CBB world.

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