re: SEC Historical Basketball Rankings (including Texas and Oklahoma)

Regardless of specific weights or metrics used, it's absolutely amazing that second place has a magnitude of only 27.5% of the points assigned to first place.

To put that into perspective, just the gap between first and second is more than the sum total of points for the teams in second, third, and fourth place.

Holy cow.

Here is a complete breakdown of the schools with the most NCAA track and field team championships across men's and women's track and field in both the indoor and outdoor seasons.

Total Championships

Here are the schools with the most combined (men's and women's) team championship across the indoor and outdoor seasons.

SCHOOL NUMBER OF CHAMPIONSHIPS
Arkansas 37
LSU 32
Southern California 30
Oregon 22
Florida, UTEP, UCLA 13
Texas 11
Texas A&M 9
Kansas, Tennessee 6
Illinois, Villanova, Arizona State, Florida State 4
Stanford, SMU 3
Nebraska, Georgia 2
California, Michigan, Ohio State, Indiana, Navy, Minnesota,
San Jose State, BYU, Texas Tech, South Carolina,
Auburn, Missouri, Manhattan, Washington State,
George Mason, Wisconsin 1


Just thought I’d throw this out there since no one cares about it, haha.

I had no idea lsu had that many. Pretty cool.

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This isn't a Historical Basketball Rankings then, its a NCAAT basketball rankings. It's fine just doesn't show the full picture.

I would add points to NBA draftees, ranked at end of regular season as well.

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Hey, why not throw some Helms Titles in there too. Let’s see if Kentucky can break that 5,000 point ceiling.

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The tournament used to be only 8 teams during some of OU’s and Texas’ E8/F4s, not sure that should be the same points as those during 64 team era.

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Yeah I'm not sure if SOG accounts for this at all, but for a long time the tournament was only 8 teams and then expanded to 16 to 25 teams for a big period of time too. It was also competing with the NIT for some top teams and the NIT was considered by some in the early years to be the preeminent tournament. Just completely different pre-1975 (when it expanded to 32 teams and eliminated byes) and to some extent pre-1985 (when it expanded to 64 teams) and truly became the gauntlet we now know it to be.

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(that doesn't count as flipping the bird, I don't think).

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It's the double bird point, Ole Miss Baw

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The black security guard cheesin' in the background always gets me, as does the curly haired guy pointing to Hendo with his middle fingers (that doesn't count as flipping the bird, I don't think).

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don't forget the keeper of the crypt sitting to the left of "get out of here jackass" guy.

I read a story a couple of years ago where one of the Auburn students in the gif who may have been exhibiting some unchristianlike behavior has become a youth pastor.

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Must be an Auburn thing.

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eh.

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I don't think I'll do it because I'm not sure the recipient of the bird can make out he is being flipped off.

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That's the best part friend

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Y'all have never really struck me as a bird flipping fanbase

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Hospitality and great posting unless you're a thUGA fan or a Bammer... then, it's different.

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Man, what an amazing gif.

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I actually knew the security guard, he was a friend of mine