UConn and Baylor have owned womens basketball the last 25 years. OU has a good basketball pedigree. Recent national players of the year in Blake Griffin, Buddy Heild, and Tre Young. Along with final fours.
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That "card" isn't gone because those four never had it to play in the first place. Check out recruiting rankings for those the past five years. OU and Texas were #1 and #2 every year...even though Texas was a lousy #25 one year.
Well OU's first softball title didn't come until 2000. They sucked before then. Natty Patty has made them what they are. OU has dominated gymnastics too although Florida has been pretty good. Should be some good battles there.Oklahoma is not a National Power in Men's Basketball. I could point out Tennessee's great players like Allan Houston, Grant Williams, Bernard King, Ernie Grunfield, etc. Oklahoma won't hurt and would be competitive in Men's Basketball but you are not going to come in and dominate nor do I see you on the level of a National Contender in Men's Basketball (the only program that is year-in and year-out contending in the SEC is Kentucky).
Baseball was laughable because the SEC is the only league to have 4 College World Series Appearances in a single season and they have done it twice. They have won the last 2 National Titles and have won, 3 of the last 4, and 5 of the last 7 National Titles. They have been as historically dominate in Baseball as they are in Football.
Regarding Women's Basketball:
Tennessee is the #2 all-time program after UConn and likely would have stayed on par with UConn if not for Pat Summit getting dementia. Tennessee Lady Vols had a decent season in 2022 despite significant injuries and maybe on the way back. LSU, South Carolina, Georgia, Texas A&M, and Vanderbilt all have been historically competitive in Women's Basketball making Final Fours and even winning National Titles. Read the last sentence below about SEC Final Fours (more than twice of ANY other league).
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Softball, Oklahoma is EXCELLENT but that doesn't mean the SEC is weak. SEC only started playing Softball in the early 2000s so there stats are misleading. It is still a new sport for the league and the league is starting to become a power in it. Softball has historically been dominated by the Pac12 but it is a little misleading as many teams did not have teams until late 1990s/early 2000s.
You need to educate yourself on these facts if you plan to join the SEC
. You made it sound like the SEC was a chump league in these other sports.
yeah.. it's going to be a real shock when schools have to give away tix for free whenever UT is in town
wow imagine that.. people don't want to see a 5-7 team.. Brilliant!
LHN isn't a UT asset.. like why do you think that it's part of the SEC now.. it's not.
Yeah wonder why every conference would have taken UT in a heartbeat? those idiots don't understand people don't watch them!!
lol.... just name recognition.. that type gets you 300 mil guaranteed in a channel..
why is that table not including the 1986 Lady Horns national title??Oklahoma is not a National Power in Men's Basketball. I could point out Tennessee's great players like Allan Houston, Grant Williams, Bernard King, Ernie Grunfield, etc. Oklahoma won't hurt and would be competitive in Men's Basketball but you are not going to come in and dominate nor do I see you on the level of a National Contender in Men's Basketball (the only program that is year-in and year-out contending in the SEC is Kentucky).
Baseball was laughable because the SEC is the only league to have 4 College World Series Appearances in a single season and they have done it twice. They have won the last 2 National Titles and have won, 3 of the last 4, and 5 of the last 7 National Titles. They have been as historically dominate in Baseball as they are in Football.
Regarding Women's Basketball:
Tennessee is the #2 all-time program after UConn and likely would have stayed on par with UConn if not for Pat Summit getting dementia. Tennessee Lady Vols had a decent season in 2022 despite significant injuries and maybe on the way back. LSU, South Carolina, Georgia, Texas A&M, and Vanderbilt all have been historically competitive in Women's Basketball making Final Fours and even winning National Titles. Read the last sentence below about SEC Final Fours (more than twice of ANY other league).
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Softball, Oklahoma is EXCELLENT but that doesn't mean the SEC is weak. SEC only started playing Softball in the early 2000s so there stats are misleading. It is still a new sport for the league and the league is starting to become a power in it. Softball has historically been dominated by the Pac12 but it is a little misleading as many teams did not have teams until late 1990s/early 2000s.
You need to educate yourself on these facts if you plan to join the SEC
I don't know what point you are making? That OU can have some bad years? Sure they had some bad years, all programs do.
5 year win% between Pac, ACC, and Big XII-2+4
| Clemson 88.4 | UCF 80.7 | Oregon 68.9 |
| NC State 62.9 | Cinci 76.2 | Utah 66.7 |
| Miami 61.3 | OK St 70.3 | Washington 62.5 |
| WF 61.3 | BYU 60.9 | Washington State 60.7 |
| Pitt 57.8 | Iowa State 60.9 | USC 57.9 |
| Virginia 54.8 | Houston 57.6 | AZ st 57.1 |
| Virginia Tech 54 | TCU 55.7 | Stanford 50.9 |
| Boston College 52.5 | Kansas State 54.1 | Cal 48.2 |
| Louisville 45.2 | West Virginia 53.3 | UCLA 42.9 |
| Florida State 44.1 | Baylor 53.2 | Colorado 42.6 |
| North Carolina 42.6 | Texas Tech 43.3 | AZ 31.5 |
| Syracuse 41.7 | Kansas 15.8 | Oregon State 30.4 |
| Duke 41 | ||
| GT 36.2 |
You're too retarded to debate with, cornboy.
You mean talking on a sports board? And I’m not triggered, my team is good, yours sucks. Why would I be triggered?
Agreed on the new guys, they’ll play better teams now. Man, not sure I saw that coming. Maybe we now know why they think the three of those conferences will make the money they ate making by 2026.
You are not even a good troll. Head back to the kiddies table while the adults talk football.
Pipe down at the kiddies table … adults taking over here! You can go play outside if you want.
