re: SEC Teams Ranked by division: 10 loss seasons since 2012 Expansion

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kilo

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I respect Kentucky badketball.

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Your freudian slip is showing. Seems your subconscious is letting us know how you really feel.

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But then again, I'm a lot more rational and base my opinions on facts.

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That is the funniest thing I have read on tRant today!

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Again...this is a football thread and none of you want to discuss football.

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I am happy to discuss football, even UK football. You just choose to ignore the good points to keep harping on data that slants to what angers you and you want to pick a fight when no real fight is there.

UK is not KU
UK is better than KU

UK has 10 NCAA team championships +2 (see below)
8 for basketball (1948, 1949, 1951, 1958, 1978, 1996, 1998, and 2012)
1 for cross country (1988)
1 for rifle (2011)

+1 if you count the 1946 NIT (when it was the NCAA before the NCAA)
+1 if you count football the year Bear Bryant beat Oklahoma



MU has 2 NCAA team championships +3 (see below)
1 baseball (1954)
1 indoor track & field (1965)

+1 football 1909 (claimed according to wik) Mizzou went 7-0-1 while Yale went 10-0
+1 football 1960 (claimed according to wik) Mizzou went 11-0 due forfeit by opposing team after the fact for ineligible player. 8-2 Minnesota and 10-0-1 Ole Miss were legitimate claimants that year
+1 football 2007 (claimed according to wik) Mizzou went 12-2 and lost to Oklahoma twice. LSU was actually awarded the MNC for beating Ohio State in the BCS National Championship game. That year LSU went 12-0 in regulation and only lost 2 games in the regular season and both went to 3 overtimes. LSU won both the SEC CCG and the BCS game. Mizzou lost the Big 12 CCG so not sure why they claim this title.

See, I can talk football and actually make salient points based on a balanced frame of reference on the actual data. I can also do non football stuff too, like Mizzou winning their last NCAA championship when LBJ was in office or winning a CWS but being 1-15 in baseball against Vanderbilt.