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The Greatest SEC Basketball Programs of All Time
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1. Kentucky
Postseason Points (75%): 8 Titles (1,200), 4 Runner-Ups (320), 18 Final Fours (1,440), 37 Elite 8s (1,015), 47 Sweet 16s (200), 61 2nd Rounds (98), 61 Appearances (0). Total = 4,273 × 0.75 = 3,204.75.
Regular Season Points (15%): 50 Titles (750), 32 Tournaments (224). Total = 974 × 0.15 = 146.1.
NBA PAR (10%): Top 10 sum ˜ 91,000 ÷ 100 = 910. Total = 910 × 0.10 = 91.
Total Score: 3,441.85.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Anthony Davis (27,345),
Karl-Anthony Towns (24,870),
DeMarcus Cousins (21,536),
John Wall (21,157),
Rajon Rondo (18,183),
Jamal Mashburn (14,756),
Cliff Hagan (12,077),
Dan Issel (11,918),
Tayshaun Prince (11,806),
Louie Dampier (6,015).
2. Arkansas
Postseason Points: 1 Title (150), 1 Runner-Up (80), 6 Final Fours (480), 11 Elite 8s (385), 18 Sweet 16s (360), 35 2nd Rounds (245), 35 Appearances (105). Total = 1,805 × 0.75 = 1,353.75.
Regular Season Points: 26 Titles (390), 8 Tournaments (56). Total = 446 × 0.15 = 66.9.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 49,000 ÷ 100 = 490. Total = 490 × 0.10 = 49.
Total Score: 1,469.65.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Joe Johnson (21,874),
Sidney Moncrief (13,515),
Alvin Robertson (12,403),
Darrell Walker (10,329),
Bobby Portis (9,718),
Ron Brewer (7,176),
Todd Day (6,985),
Corliss Williamson (6,218),
Andrew Lang (3,646),
Scott Hastings (2,890).
3. Oklahoma
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 2 Runner-Ups (160), 5 Final Fours (400), 8 Elite 8s (280), 15 Sweet 16s (300), 33 2nd Rounds (231), 33 Appearances (99). Total = 1,470 × 0.75 = 1,102.5.
Regular Season Points: 14 Titles (210), 8 Tournaments (56). Total = 266 × 0.15 = 39.9.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 50,000 ÷ 100 = 500. Total = 500 × 0.10 = 50.
Total Score: 1,192.4.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Blake Griffin (24,626),
Trae Young (17,701),
Wayman Tisdale (11,630),
Buddy Hield (11,401),
Mookie Blaylock (9,868),
Alvan Adams (9,348),
Eduardo Nájera (4,671),
Harvey Grant (4,443),
Stacey King (3,914),
Ryan Minor (406).
4. Florida
Postseason Points: 2 Titles (300), 1 Runner-Up (80), 4 Final Fours (320), 8 Elite 8s (280), 11 Sweet 16s (220), 23 2nd Rounds (161), 23 Appearances (69). Total = 1,430 × 0.75 = 1,072.5.
Regular Season Points: 8 Titles (120), 8 Tournaments (56). Total = 176 × 0.15 = 26.4.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 60,000 ÷ 100 = 600. Total = 600 × 0.10 = 60.
Total Score: 1,158.9.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Al Horford (20,701),
Bradley Beal (19,763),
David Lee (15,918),
Mike Miller (14,430),
Joakim Noah (12,336),
Chandler Parsons (10,182),
Udonis Haslem (9,398),
Jason Williams (8,642),
Corey Brewer (7,489),
Marreese Speights (7,054).
5. Texas
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 1 Final Four (80), 7 Elite 8s (245), 19 Sweet 16s (380), 38 2nd Rounds (266), 38 Appearances (114). Total = 1,085 × 0.75 = 813.75.
Regular Season Points: 28 Titles (420), 3 Tournaments (21). Total = 441 × 0.15 = 66.15.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 70,000 ÷ 100 = 700. Total = 700 × 0.10 = 70.
Total Score: 949.9.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Kevin Durant (40,695),
LaMarcus Aldridge (30,455),
Tristan Thompson (11,626),
D.J. Augustin (11,803),
Myles Turner (10,945),
Avery Bradley (9,647),
Jarrett Allen (9,266),
P.J. Tucker (8,683),
Cory Joseph (7,202),
Mo Bamba (3,924).
6. LSU
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 4 Final Fours (320), 6 Elite 8s (210), 11 Sweet 16s (220), 24 2nd Rounds (168), 24 Appearances (72). Total = 990 × 0.75 = 742.5.
Regular Season Points: 11 Titles (165), 2 Tournaments (14). Total = 179 × 0.15 = 26.85.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 50,000 ÷ 100 = 500. Total = 500 × 0.10 = 50.
Total Score: 819.35.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Shaquille O’Neal (36,672),
Pete Maravich (14,705),
Ben Simmons (11,083),
Bob Pettit (9,058),
Brandon Bass (7,684),
Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf (7,406),
Stromile Swift (5,683),
Antonio Daniels (5,944),
Glen Davis (5,809),
Rudy Macklin (4,166).
7. Missouri
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 0 Final Fours (0), 5 Elite 8s (175), 11 Sweet 16s (220), 29 2nd Rounds (203), 29 Appearances (87). Total = 685 × 0.75 = 513.75.
Regular Season Points: 15 Titles (225), 9 Tournaments (63). Total = 288 × 0.15 = 43.2.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 35,000 ÷ 100 = 350. Total = 350 × 0.10 = 35.
Total Score: 591.95.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
John Lucas (6,999 pts + 4,996 ast + 1,750 reb = 13,745),
Steve Stipanovich (5,323 pts + 693 ast + 3,131 reb = 9,147),
Anthony Peeler (5,904 pts + 1,355 ast + 1,489 reb = 8,748),
DeMarre Carroll (4,135 pts + 638 ast + 2,094 reb = 6,867),
Keyon Dooling (4,442 pts + 1,376 ast + 897 reb = 6,715),
Jon Sundvold (4,385 pts + 1,144 ast + 517 reb = 6,046),
Linas Kleiza (2,968 pts + 324 ast + 1,392 reb = 4,684),
Doug Smith (2,257 pts + 387 ast + 1,234 reb = 3,878),
Jordan Clarkson (5,104 pts + 1,162 ast + 1,073 reb = 7,339),
Kareem Rush (2,185 pts + 318 ast + 583 reb = 3,086).
8. Alabama
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 1 Final Four (80), 2 Elite 8s (70), 12 Sweet 16s (240), 24 2nd Rounds (168), 24 Appearances (72). Total = 630 × 0.75 = 472.5.
Regular Season Points: 11 Titles (165), 10 Tournaments (70). Total = 235 × 0.15 = 35.25.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 45,000 ÷ 100 = 450. Total = 450 × 0.10 = 45.
Total Score: 552.75.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Robert Horry (14,517),
Antonio McDyess (13,621),
Latrell Sprewell (13,469),
Gerald Wallace (9,369),
Mo Williams (9,314),
Derrick McKey (8,887),
Collin Sexton (7,925),
Reggie King (5,275),
Leon Douglas (4,414),
Brandon Miller (2,473).
Postseason Points (75%): 8 Titles (1,200), 4 Runner-Ups (320), 18 Final Fours (1,440), 37 Elite 8s (1,015), 47 Sweet 16s (200), 61 2nd Rounds (98), 61 Appearances (0). Total = 4,273 × 0.75 = 3,204.75.
Regular Season Points (15%): 50 Titles (750), 32 Tournaments (224). Total = 974 × 0.15 = 146.1.
NBA PAR (10%): Top 10 sum ˜ 91,000 ÷ 100 = 910. Total = 910 × 0.10 = 91.
Total Score: 3,441.85.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Anthony Davis (27,345),
Karl-Anthony Towns (24,870),
DeMarcus Cousins (21,536),
John Wall (21,157),
Rajon Rondo (18,183),
Jamal Mashburn (14,756),
Cliff Hagan (12,077),
Dan Issel (11,918),
Tayshaun Prince (11,806),
Louie Dampier (6,015).
2. Arkansas
Postseason Points: 1 Title (150), 1 Runner-Up (80), 6 Final Fours (480), 11 Elite 8s (385), 18 Sweet 16s (360), 35 2nd Rounds (245), 35 Appearances (105). Total = 1,805 × 0.75 = 1,353.75.
Regular Season Points: 26 Titles (390), 8 Tournaments (56). Total = 446 × 0.15 = 66.9.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 49,000 ÷ 100 = 490. Total = 490 × 0.10 = 49.
Total Score: 1,469.65.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Joe Johnson (21,874),
Sidney Moncrief (13,515),
Alvin Robertson (12,403),
Darrell Walker (10,329),
Bobby Portis (9,718),
Ron Brewer (7,176),
Todd Day (6,985),
Corliss Williamson (6,218),
Andrew Lang (3,646),
Scott Hastings (2,890).
3. Oklahoma
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 2 Runner-Ups (160), 5 Final Fours (400), 8 Elite 8s (280), 15 Sweet 16s (300), 33 2nd Rounds (231), 33 Appearances (99). Total = 1,470 × 0.75 = 1,102.5.
Regular Season Points: 14 Titles (210), 8 Tournaments (56). Total = 266 × 0.15 = 39.9.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 50,000 ÷ 100 = 500. Total = 500 × 0.10 = 50.
Total Score: 1,192.4.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Blake Griffin (24,626),
Trae Young (17,701),
Wayman Tisdale (11,630),
Buddy Hield (11,401),
Mookie Blaylock (9,868),
Alvan Adams (9,348),
Eduardo Nájera (4,671),
Harvey Grant (4,443),
Stacey King (3,914),
Ryan Minor (406).
4. Florida
Postseason Points: 2 Titles (300), 1 Runner-Up (80), 4 Final Fours (320), 8 Elite 8s (280), 11 Sweet 16s (220), 23 2nd Rounds (161), 23 Appearances (69). Total = 1,430 × 0.75 = 1,072.5.
Regular Season Points: 8 Titles (120), 8 Tournaments (56). Total = 176 × 0.15 = 26.4.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 60,000 ÷ 100 = 600. Total = 600 × 0.10 = 60.
Total Score: 1,158.9.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Al Horford (20,701),
Bradley Beal (19,763),
David Lee (15,918),
Mike Miller (14,430),
Joakim Noah (12,336),
Chandler Parsons (10,182),
Udonis Haslem (9,398),
Jason Williams (8,642),
Corey Brewer (7,489),
Marreese Speights (7,054).
5. Texas
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 1 Final Four (80), 7 Elite 8s (245), 19 Sweet 16s (380), 38 2nd Rounds (266), 38 Appearances (114). Total = 1,085 × 0.75 = 813.75.
Regular Season Points: 28 Titles (420), 3 Tournaments (21). Total = 441 × 0.15 = 66.15.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 70,000 ÷ 100 = 700. Total = 700 × 0.10 = 70.
Total Score: 949.9.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Kevin Durant (40,695),
LaMarcus Aldridge (30,455),
Tristan Thompson (11,626),
D.J. Augustin (11,803),
Myles Turner (10,945),
Avery Bradley (9,647),
Jarrett Allen (9,266),
P.J. Tucker (8,683),
Cory Joseph (7,202),
Mo Bamba (3,924).
6. LSU
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 4 Final Fours (320), 6 Elite 8s (210), 11 Sweet 16s (220), 24 2nd Rounds (168), 24 Appearances (72). Total = 990 × 0.75 = 742.5.
Regular Season Points: 11 Titles (165), 2 Tournaments (14). Total = 179 × 0.15 = 26.85.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 50,000 ÷ 100 = 500. Total = 500 × 0.10 = 50.
Total Score: 819.35.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Shaquille O’Neal (36,672),
Pete Maravich (14,705),
Ben Simmons (11,083),
Bob Pettit (9,058),
Brandon Bass (7,684),
Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf (7,406),
Stromile Swift (5,683),
Antonio Daniels (5,944),
Glen Davis (5,809),
Rudy Macklin (4,166).
7. Missouri
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 0 Final Fours (0), 5 Elite 8s (175), 11 Sweet 16s (220), 29 2nd Rounds (203), 29 Appearances (87). Total = 685 × 0.75 = 513.75.
Regular Season Points: 15 Titles (225), 9 Tournaments (63). Total = 288 × 0.15 = 43.2.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 35,000 ÷ 100 = 350. Total = 350 × 0.10 = 35.
Total Score: 591.95.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
John Lucas (6,999 pts + 4,996 ast + 1,750 reb = 13,745),
Steve Stipanovich (5,323 pts + 693 ast + 3,131 reb = 9,147),
Anthony Peeler (5,904 pts + 1,355 ast + 1,489 reb = 8,748),
DeMarre Carroll (4,135 pts + 638 ast + 2,094 reb = 6,867),
Keyon Dooling (4,442 pts + 1,376 ast + 897 reb = 6,715),
Jon Sundvold (4,385 pts + 1,144 ast + 517 reb = 6,046),
Linas Kleiza (2,968 pts + 324 ast + 1,392 reb = 4,684),
Doug Smith (2,257 pts + 387 ast + 1,234 reb = 3,878),
Jordan Clarkson (5,104 pts + 1,162 ast + 1,073 reb = 7,339),
Kareem Rush (2,185 pts + 318 ast + 583 reb = 3,086).
8. Alabama
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 1 Final Four (80), 2 Elite 8s (70), 12 Sweet 16s (240), 24 2nd Rounds (168), 24 Appearances (72). Total = 630 × 0.75 = 472.5.
Regular Season Points: 11 Titles (165), 10 Tournaments (70). Total = 235 × 0.15 = 35.25.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 45,000 ÷ 100 = 450. Total = 450 × 0.10 = 45.
Total Score: 552.75.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Robert Horry (14,517),
Antonio McDyess (13,621),
Latrell Sprewell (13,469),
Gerald Wallace (9,369),
Mo Williams (9,314),
Derrick McKey (8,887),
Collin Sexton (7,925),
Reggie King (5,275),
Leon Douglas (4,414),
Brandon Miller (2,473).
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9. Tennessee
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 0 Final Fours (0), 2 Elite 8s (70), 11 Sweet 16s (220), 25 2nd Rounds (175), 25 Appearances (75). Total = 540 × 0.75 = 405.
Regular Season Points: 12 Titles (180), 6 Tournaments (42). Total = 222 × 0.15 = 33.3.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 30,000 ÷ 100 = 300. Total = 300 × 0.10 = 30.
Total Score: 468.3.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Bernard King (10,197 pts + 1,668 ast + 2,775 reb = 14,640),
Dale Ellis (9,405 pts + 1,209 ast + 1,988 reb = 12,602),
Allan Houston (4,969 pts + 822 ast + 949 reb = 6,740),
Tobias Harris (5,858 pts + 803 ast + 2,305 reb = 8,966),
Ernie Grunfeld (3,419 pts + 833 ast + 1,259 reb = 5,511),
C.J. Watson (3,362 pts + 1,315 ast + 886 reb = 5,563),
Grant Williams (2,115 pts + 352 ast + 1,141 reb = 3,608),
Ron Slay (limited data, est. 1,000 pts + 200 ast + 300 reb = 1,500),
Chris Lofton (minimal NBA, est. 100 pts + 20 ast + 30 reb = 150),
Tony Harris (minimal NBA, est. 50 pts + 10 ast + 20 reb = 80).
10. Auburn
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 1 Final Four (80), 2 Elite 8s (70), 10 Sweet 16s (200), 12 2nd Rounds (84), 12 Appearances (36). Total = 470 × 0.75 = 352.5.
Regular Season Points: 5 Titles (75), 5 Tournaments (35). Total = 110 × 0.15 = 16.5.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 35,000 ÷ 100 = 350. Total = 350 × 0.10 = 35.
Total Score: 404.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Charles Barkley (38,744),
Chuck Person (6,611),
Chris Morris (2,919),
Marquis Daniels (2,904),
Isaac Okoro (2,590),
Jabari Smith Jr. (2,429),
Walker Kessler (2,087),
Mamadi Diakite (760),
Sonny Smith (est. 450),
KT Harrell (est. 150).
11. Mississippi State
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 1 Final Four (80), 2 Elite 8s (70), 7 Sweet 16s (140), 13 2nd Rounds (91), 13 Appearances (39). Total = 420 × 0.75 = 315.
Regular Season Points: 6 Titles (90), 4 Tournaments (28). Total = 118 × 0.15 = 17.7.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 25,000 ÷ 100 = 250. Total = 250 × 0.10 = 25.
Total Score: 357.7.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Bailey Howell (5,711 pts + 671 ast + 2,570 reb = 8,952),
Jeff Malone (8,090 pts + 1,141 ast + 1,281 reb = 10,512),
Erick Dampier (4,236 pts + 588 ast + 3,921 reb = 8,745),
Rickey Brown (2,503 pts + 286 ast + 1,555 reb = 4,344),
Jarvis Varnado (limited data, est. 1,000 pts + 200 ast + 800 reb = 2,000),
Wiley Peck (limited data, est. 1,000 pts + 150 ast + 700 reb = 1,850),
Jim Ashmore (limited data, est. 800 pts + 100 ast + 600 reb = 1,500),
Arnett Moultrie (676 pts + 50 ast + 497 reb = 1,223),
Quinndary Weatherspoon (575 pts + 103 ast + 228 reb = 906),
Craig Sword (minimal NBA, est. 100 pts + 20 ast + 50 reb = 170).
12. Vanderbilt
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 0 Final Fours (0), 1 Elite 8 (35), 7 Sweet 16s (140), 15 2nd Rounds (105), 15 Appearances (45). Total = 325 × 0.75 = 243.75.
Regular Season Points: 7 Titles (105), 3 Tournaments (21). Total = 126 × 0.15 = 18.9.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 25,000 ÷ 100 = 250. Total = 250 × 0.10 = 25.
Total Score: 287.65.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Clyde Lee (3,927 pts + 554 ast + 4,159 reb = 8,640),
Will Perdue (2,890 pts + 424 ast + 2,954 reb = 6,268),
Damian Jones (1,773 pts + 188 ast + 1,220 reb = 3,181),
Luke Kornet (1,791 pts + 313 ast + 1,059 reb = 3,163),
Festus Ezeli (1,083 pts + 98 ast + 1,130 reb = 2,311),
Jeff Turner (1,707 pts + 243 ast + 989 reb = 2,939),
John Jenkins (1,341 pts + 186 ast + 369 reb = 1,896),
Saben Lee (1,117 pts + 509 ast + 384 reb = 2,010),
Aaron Jones (limited data, est. 500 pts + 50 ast + 300 reb = 850),
Darius Garland (1,112 pts + 392 ast + 158 reb = 1,662).
13. Texas A&M
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 0 Final Fours (0), 0 Elite 8s (0), 7 Sweet 16s (140), 15 2nd Rounds (105), 15 Appearances (45). Total = 290 × 0.75 = 217.5.
Regular Season Points: 8 Titles (120), 2 Tournaments (14). Total = 134 × 0.15 = 20.1.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 30,000 ÷ 100 = 300. Total = 300 × 0.10 = 30.
Total Score: 267.6.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
DeAndre Jordan (6,336 pts + 740 ast + 8,984 reb = 16,060),
Khris Middleton (6,989 pts + 1,803 ast + 2,391 reb = 11,183),
Acie Law IV (1,332 pts + 514 ast + 322 reb = 2,168),
Donald Sloan (1,513 pts + 678 ast + 508 reb = 2,699),
Bernard King (1,426 pts + 231 ast + 609 reb = 2,266),
Winston Crite (769 pts + 156 ast + 535 reb = 1,460),
Antoine Wright (1,429 pts + 253 ast + 581 reb = 2,263),
Alex Caruso (1,218 pts + 584 ast + 540 reb = 2,342),
Josh Carter (limited data, est. 500 pts + 100 ast + 200 reb = 800),
Danuel House (1,242 pts + 233 ast + 548 reb = 2,023).
14. Georgia
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 1 Final Four (80), 1 Elite 8 (35), 3 Sweet 16s (60), 13 2nd Rounds (91), 13 Appearances (39). Total = 305 × 0.75 = 228.75.
Regular Season Points: 2 Titles (30), 1 Tournament (7). Total = 37 × 0.15 = 5.55.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 35,000 ÷ 100 = 350. Total = 350 × 0.10 = 35.
Total Score: 269.3.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Dominique Wilkins (24,668 pts + 2,677 ast + 6,935 reb = 34,280),
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (6,567 pts + 1,132 ast + 1,978 reb = 9,677),
Vern Fleming (5,070 pts + 2,057 ast + 1,503 reb = 8,630),
Anthony Edwards (5,568 pts + 1,136 ast + 1,614 reb = 8,318),
Jumaine Jones (2,553 pts + 357 ast + 1,397 reb = 4,307),
Jarvis Hayes (2,303 pts + 312 ast + 797 reb = 3,412),
Willie Anderson (1,229 pts + 352 ast + 413 reb = 1,994),
Litterial Green (1,036 pts + 479 ast + 215 reb = 1,730),
Shandon Anderson (1,490 pts + 331 ast + 668 reb = 2,489),
Charles Mann (limited data, est. 100 pts + 50 ast + 50 reb = 200).
15. South Carolina
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 1 Final Four (80), 1 Elite 8 (35), 4 Sweet 16s (80), 9 2nd Rounds (63), 9 Appearances (27). Total = 285 × 0.75 = 213.75.
Regular Season Points: 5 Titles (75), 1 Tournament (7). Total = 82 × 0.15 = 12.3.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 30,000 ÷ 100 = 300. Total = 300 × 0.10 = 30.
Total Score: 256.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Alex English (17,199 pts + 3,591 ast + 4,351 reb = 25,141),
Kevin Garnett (3,561 pts + 644 ast + 1,725 reb = 5,930),
Sindarius Thornwell (621 pts + 132 ast + 246 reb = 999),
PJ Dozier (747 pts + 223 ast + 298 reb = 1,268),
Brian Winters (2,360 pts + 512 ast + 399 reb = 3,271),
Renaldo Balkman (1,105 pts + 155 ast + 856 reb = 2,116),
John Roche (1,106 pts + 404 ast + 162 reb = 1,672),
Tom Boswell (933 pts + 201 ast + 508 reb = 1,642),
Chris Silva (490 pts + 70 ast + 438 reb = 998),
Hassani Gravett (limited data, est. 100 pts + 50 ast + 50 reb = 200).
16. Ole Miss
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 0 Final Fours (0), 0 Elite 8s (0), 2 Sweet 16s (40), 10 2nd Rounds (70), 10 Appearances (30). Total = 140 × 0.75 = 105.
Regular Season Points: 3 Titles (45), 2 Tournaments (14). Total = 59 × 0.15 = 8.85.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 20,000 ÷ 100 = 200. Total = 200 × 0.10 = 20.
Total Score: 133.85.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Johnny Neumann (2,279 pts + 580 ast + 528 reb = 3,387),
Justin Reed (1,763 pts + 228 ast + 744 reb = 2,735),
Sean Tuohy (limited data, est. 1,500 pts + 500 ast + 500 reb = 2,500),
Gerald Glass (limited data, est. 1,200 pts + 300 ast + 400 reb = 1,900),
Rod Barnes (limited data, est. 1,000 pts + 200 ast + 300 reb = 1,500),
Terence Davis (1,016 pts + 222 ast + 438 reb = 1,676),
Murphy Holloway (limited data, est. 800 pts + 100 ast + 400 reb = 1,300),
Ansu Sesay (751 pts + 121 ast + 366 reb = 1,238),
Keith Carter (limited data, est. 600 pts + 150 ast + 200 reb = 950),
Breein Tyree (minimal NBA, est. 100 pts + 20 ast + 30 reb = 150).
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 0 Final Fours (0), 2 Elite 8s (70), 11 Sweet 16s (220), 25 2nd Rounds (175), 25 Appearances (75). Total = 540 × 0.75 = 405.
Regular Season Points: 12 Titles (180), 6 Tournaments (42). Total = 222 × 0.15 = 33.3.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 30,000 ÷ 100 = 300. Total = 300 × 0.10 = 30.
Total Score: 468.3.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Bernard King (10,197 pts + 1,668 ast + 2,775 reb = 14,640),
Dale Ellis (9,405 pts + 1,209 ast + 1,988 reb = 12,602),
Allan Houston (4,969 pts + 822 ast + 949 reb = 6,740),
Tobias Harris (5,858 pts + 803 ast + 2,305 reb = 8,966),
Ernie Grunfeld (3,419 pts + 833 ast + 1,259 reb = 5,511),
C.J. Watson (3,362 pts + 1,315 ast + 886 reb = 5,563),
Grant Williams (2,115 pts + 352 ast + 1,141 reb = 3,608),
Ron Slay (limited data, est. 1,000 pts + 200 ast + 300 reb = 1,500),
Chris Lofton (minimal NBA, est. 100 pts + 20 ast + 30 reb = 150),
Tony Harris (minimal NBA, est. 50 pts + 10 ast + 20 reb = 80).
10. Auburn
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 1 Final Four (80), 2 Elite 8s (70), 10 Sweet 16s (200), 12 2nd Rounds (84), 12 Appearances (36). Total = 470 × 0.75 = 352.5.
Regular Season Points: 5 Titles (75), 5 Tournaments (35). Total = 110 × 0.15 = 16.5.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 35,000 ÷ 100 = 350. Total = 350 × 0.10 = 35.
Total Score: 404.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Charles Barkley (38,744),
Chuck Person (6,611),
Chris Morris (2,919),
Marquis Daniels (2,904),
Isaac Okoro (2,590),
Jabari Smith Jr. (2,429),
Walker Kessler (2,087),
Mamadi Diakite (760),
Sonny Smith (est. 450),
KT Harrell (est. 150).
11. Mississippi State
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 1 Final Four (80), 2 Elite 8s (70), 7 Sweet 16s (140), 13 2nd Rounds (91), 13 Appearances (39). Total = 420 × 0.75 = 315.
Regular Season Points: 6 Titles (90), 4 Tournaments (28). Total = 118 × 0.15 = 17.7.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 25,000 ÷ 100 = 250. Total = 250 × 0.10 = 25.
Total Score: 357.7.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Bailey Howell (5,711 pts + 671 ast + 2,570 reb = 8,952),
Jeff Malone (8,090 pts + 1,141 ast + 1,281 reb = 10,512),
Erick Dampier (4,236 pts + 588 ast + 3,921 reb = 8,745),
Rickey Brown (2,503 pts + 286 ast + 1,555 reb = 4,344),
Jarvis Varnado (limited data, est. 1,000 pts + 200 ast + 800 reb = 2,000),
Wiley Peck (limited data, est. 1,000 pts + 150 ast + 700 reb = 1,850),
Jim Ashmore (limited data, est. 800 pts + 100 ast + 600 reb = 1,500),
Arnett Moultrie (676 pts + 50 ast + 497 reb = 1,223),
Quinndary Weatherspoon (575 pts + 103 ast + 228 reb = 906),
Craig Sword (minimal NBA, est. 100 pts + 20 ast + 50 reb = 170).
12. Vanderbilt
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 0 Final Fours (0), 1 Elite 8 (35), 7 Sweet 16s (140), 15 2nd Rounds (105), 15 Appearances (45). Total = 325 × 0.75 = 243.75.
Regular Season Points: 7 Titles (105), 3 Tournaments (21). Total = 126 × 0.15 = 18.9.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 25,000 ÷ 100 = 250. Total = 250 × 0.10 = 25.
Total Score: 287.65.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Clyde Lee (3,927 pts + 554 ast + 4,159 reb = 8,640),
Will Perdue (2,890 pts + 424 ast + 2,954 reb = 6,268),
Damian Jones (1,773 pts + 188 ast + 1,220 reb = 3,181),
Luke Kornet (1,791 pts + 313 ast + 1,059 reb = 3,163),
Festus Ezeli (1,083 pts + 98 ast + 1,130 reb = 2,311),
Jeff Turner (1,707 pts + 243 ast + 989 reb = 2,939),
John Jenkins (1,341 pts + 186 ast + 369 reb = 1,896),
Saben Lee (1,117 pts + 509 ast + 384 reb = 2,010),
Aaron Jones (limited data, est. 500 pts + 50 ast + 300 reb = 850),
Darius Garland (1,112 pts + 392 ast + 158 reb = 1,662).
13. Texas A&M
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 0 Final Fours (0), 0 Elite 8s (0), 7 Sweet 16s (140), 15 2nd Rounds (105), 15 Appearances (45). Total = 290 × 0.75 = 217.5.
Regular Season Points: 8 Titles (120), 2 Tournaments (14). Total = 134 × 0.15 = 20.1.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 30,000 ÷ 100 = 300. Total = 300 × 0.10 = 30.
Total Score: 267.6.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
DeAndre Jordan (6,336 pts + 740 ast + 8,984 reb = 16,060),
Khris Middleton (6,989 pts + 1,803 ast + 2,391 reb = 11,183),
Acie Law IV (1,332 pts + 514 ast + 322 reb = 2,168),
Donald Sloan (1,513 pts + 678 ast + 508 reb = 2,699),
Bernard King (1,426 pts + 231 ast + 609 reb = 2,266),
Winston Crite (769 pts + 156 ast + 535 reb = 1,460),
Antoine Wright (1,429 pts + 253 ast + 581 reb = 2,263),
Alex Caruso (1,218 pts + 584 ast + 540 reb = 2,342),
Josh Carter (limited data, est. 500 pts + 100 ast + 200 reb = 800),
Danuel House (1,242 pts + 233 ast + 548 reb = 2,023).
14. Georgia
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 1 Final Four (80), 1 Elite 8 (35), 3 Sweet 16s (60), 13 2nd Rounds (91), 13 Appearances (39). Total = 305 × 0.75 = 228.75.
Regular Season Points: 2 Titles (30), 1 Tournament (7). Total = 37 × 0.15 = 5.55.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 35,000 ÷ 100 = 350. Total = 350 × 0.10 = 35.
Total Score: 269.3.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Dominique Wilkins (24,668 pts + 2,677 ast + 6,935 reb = 34,280),
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (6,567 pts + 1,132 ast + 1,978 reb = 9,677),
Vern Fleming (5,070 pts + 2,057 ast + 1,503 reb = 8,630),
Anthony Edwards (5,568 pts + 1,136 ast + 1,614 reb = 8,318),
Jumaine Jones (2,553 pts + 357 ast + 1,397 reb = 4,307),
Jarvis Hayes (2,303 pts + 312 ast + 797 reb = 3,412),
Willie Anderson (1,229 pts + 352 ast + 413 reb = 1,994),
Litterial Green (1,036 pts + 479 ast + 215 reb = 1,730),
Shandon Anderson (1,490 pts + 331 ast + 668 reb = 2,489),
Charles Mann (limited data, est. 100 pts + 50 ast + 50 reb = 200).
15. South Carolina
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 1 Final Four (80), 1 Elite 8 (35), 4 Sweet 16s (80), 9 2nd Rounds (63), 9 Appearances (27). Total = 285 × 0.75 = 213.75.
Regular Season Points: 5 Titles (75), 1 Tournament (7). Total = 82 × 0.15 = 12.3.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 30,000 ÷ 100 = 300. Total = 300 × 0.10 = 30.
Total Score: 256.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Alex English (17,199 pts + 3,591 ast + 4,351 reb = 25,141),
Kevin Garnett (3,561 pts + 644 ast + 1,725 reb = 5,930),
Sindarius Thornwell (621 pts + 132 ast + 246 reb = 999),
PJ Dozier (747 pts + 223 ast + 298 reb = 1,268),
Brian Winters (2,360 pts + 512 ast + 399 reb = 3,271),
Renaldo Balkman (1,105 pts + 155 ast + 856 reb = 2,116),
John Roche (1,106 pts + 404 ast + 162 reb = 1,672),
Tom Boswell (933 pts + 201 ast + 508 reb = 1,642),
Chris Silva (490 pts + 70 ast + 438 reb = 998),
Hassani Gravett (limited data, est. 100 pts + 50 ast + 50 reb = 200).
16. Ole Miss
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 0 Final Fours (0), 0 Elite 8s (0), 2 Sweet 16s (40), 10 2nd Rounds (70), 10 Appearances (30). Total = 140 × 0.75 = 105.
Regular Season Points: 3 Titles (45), 2 Tournaments (14). Total = 59 × 0.15 = 8.85.
NBA PAR: Top 10 sum ˜ 20,000 ÷ 100 = 200. Total = 200 × 0.10 = 20.
Total Score: 133.85.
Top 10 NBA Players by PAR:
Johnny Neumann (2,279 pts + 580 ast + 528 reb = 3,387),
Justin Reed (1,763 pts + 228 ast + 744 reb = 2,735),
Sean Tuohy (limited data, est. 1,500 pts + 500 ast + 500 reb = 2,500),
Gerald Glass (limited data, est. 1,200 pts + 300 ast + 400 reb = 1,900),
Rod Barnes (limited data, est. 1,000 pts + 200 ast + 300 reb = 1,500),
Terence Davis (1,016 pts + 222 ast + 438 reb = 1,676),
Murphy Holloway (limited data, est. 800 pts + 100 ast + 400 reb = 1,300),
Ansu Sesay (751 pts + 121 ast + 366 reb = 1,238),
Keith Carter (limited data, est. 600 pts + 150 ast + 200 reb = 950),
Breein Tyree (minimal NBA, est. 100 pts + 20 ast + 30 reb = 150).
This post was edited on 3/25/25 at 2:15 pm
Posted on 3/25/25 at 2:07 pm to ChatterBoxOfTheSEC
Ole Miss has never been to the elite 8.
Posted on 3/25/25 at 2:07 pm to ChatterBoxOfTheSEC
The second data point at the very start has an error (UK runner-up at least x4)…
This post was edited on 3/25/25 at 2:11 pm
Posted on 3/25/25 at 2:09 pm to ChatterBoxOfTheSEC
Having Tristan Thompson worth more than Shaquille O'Neal as an NBA player. Interesting data.
Posted on 3/25/25 at 2:11 pm to ChatterBoxOfTheSEC
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1 Runner-Up (80)
Kentucky has had 4 Runner-Ups in the NCAA Tournament (1966, 1975, 1999, 2014)
Posted on 3/25/25 at 2:13 pm to SEC Doctor
Data error acknowledge. Data reevaluation in process.
Posted on 3/25/25 at 2:17 pm to SEC Doctor
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Having Tristan Thompson worth more than Shaquille O'Neal as an NBA player. Interesting data.
Yeah also 0x All Star Myles Turner above Kevin Garnett & Pistol Pete. You sure OP?
Edit: Pistol Pete was surprisingly low but KG has 191.4 WS according to bball reference
This post was edited on 3/25/25 at 2:19 pm
Posted on 3/25/25 at 2:18 pm to ChatterBoxOfTheSEC
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Posted on 3/25/25 at 2:18 pm to ChatterBoxOfTheSEC
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Shaquille O’Neal (50.8)
Joe Johnson (55.7)
Charles Barkley (177.2)
Al Horford (74.8)
What in the world are these numbers?
Posted on 3/25/25 at 2:19 pm to ChatterBoxOfTheSEC
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Data error acknowledge. Data reevaluation in process.
Maybe go with a Commodore 64 this time instead of the old school Mac.
Posted on 3/25/25 at 2:33 pm to ChatterBoxOfTheSEC
UF numbers are wrong. UF has 5 Final 4's. 9 Elite 8s. Assuming not counting vacated, so excluded additional S16 and such.
Gave OU 15 S16's. They have 11. Guessing that at a minimum would put UF 3rd, which is where they should be at worst by any measure.
Also think Final 4, Elite 8's, etc before the modern era shouldn't count the same. A team getting to the Final 4 when there is only 8 teams is apples to oranges against a 64/68 team field.
Gave OU 15 S16's. They have 11. Guessing that at a minimum would put UF 3rd, which is where they should be at worst by any measure.
Also think Final 4, Elite 8's, etc before the modern era shouldn't count the same. A team getting to the Final 4 when there is only 8 teams is apples to oranges against a 64/68 team field.
This post was edited on 3/25/25 at 2:42 pm
Posted on 3/25/25 at 2:55 pm to ChatterBoxOfTheSEC
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15. South Carolina
Kevin Garnett
Posted on 3/25/25 at 3:04 pm to Bigdawgb
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Yeah also 0x All Star Myles Turner above Kevin Garnett & Pistol Pete. You sure OP?
Edit: Pistol Pete was surprisingly low but KG has 191.4 WS according to bball reference
PIstol Pete is a perfect example of too much weight being placed on NBA.
I'd add number of all-american seasons in college. Not players, seasons.
This post was edited on 3/25/25 at 3:06 pm
Posted on 3/25/25 at 3:13 pm to ChatterBoxOfTheSEC
The NCAA tournament numbers for Auburn aren't correct in that write up. They have 14 tournament appearances, not 12. They've been to 6 Sweet 16s, not 10.
Auburn has an incredible record in the first round of the NCAA tournament though going 12-2 in openers in their 14 appearances. I'd be curious where their 85.71% winning percentage in the first round ranks among schools all time
Auburn has an incredible record in the first round of the NCAA tournament though going 12-2 in openers in their 14 appearances. I'd be curious where their 85.71% winning percentage in the first round ranks among schools all time
Posted on 3/25/25 at 3:21 pm to ChatterBoxOfTheSEC
I get any ranking system like this is ultimately subjective but the emphasis given to progressing into later rounds of the NCAA tournament (and not just in your ranking system, but in others as well) is frankly ridiculous to me. According to this system, making it to the Elite 8 in the tournament - an accomplishment which on its own does not actually win anything - is more valuable than winning the conference regular season title. I know that in large part this is because the tournament is a) exciting, and b) the only time that most sports fans pay any attention to college basketball. But still, it seems not right that this system values a season in which you barely skate into the tournament as a 9-seed, catch fire, and win three games in a row before losing in the E8, more than a season in which you are regular season champions but then have an off night and get bounced in the first round of the tourney.
Posted on 3/25/25 at 3:21 pm to ChatterBoxOfTheSEC
Too Hell with the idea of evaluating College Programs based upon Pros picked. That's the Calipari way. Making a school into a better AAU team.
The greatest night in Kentucky basketball - or any school's basketball - isn't getting five kids drafted to the NBA. Its winning a Natty, or making a Final Four, or as far as your program ever got.
The greatest night in Kentucky basketball - or any school's basketball - isn't getting five kids drafted to the NBA. Its winning a Natty, or making a Final Four, or as far as your program ever got.
Posted on 3/25/25 at 3:29 pm to CatfishJohn
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PIstol Pete is a perfect example of too much weight being placed on NBA.
I'd add number of all-american seasons in college. Not players, seasons.
Agreed & would definitely prefer that as a metric. I understand OP using the stats available, but Charles Barkley's win shares in his 30s just don't move the needle in a discussion about NCAA programs imo
Posted on 3/25/25 at 3:30 pm to WG_Dawg
I didn't even notice the Kevin Garnett listing for South Carolina.
Posted on 3/25/25 at 3:44 pm to ChatterBoxOfTheSEC
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5. Texas
Postseason Points: 0 Titles (0), 0 Runner-Ups (0), 1 Final Four (80),
Texas has 3 Final Four appearances.
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