UCONN basketball has become the new standard for college basketball 

Right. Only morons would think appearances are more valuable than actual CHAMPIONSHIPS!!

If you're talking about Kansas they have 4 titles and not 3 but you're probably right about the number of final 4s because they have been to at least 10+

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@jackjones4037 huh?? I ain't no Kansas fan I'm uconn all day everyday I was just saying If he was talking about Kansas

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One of the craziest things I've ever seen in my life watching basketball.

He averaged 31pts his Sr year..... he was overlooked bc El Paso isn't a hotbed for basketball.

I’m glad someone said this. Just because we don’t always get the top of the top recruits, we developed players.

Kentucky's first 4 were in a field of 8 and 16 teams. I think it's difficult to count those championship teams against any that won during the field of 64(8).

Nice to see that a few people actually understand the history. We did it first with less competition should not be the standard. Ever.

@@danielwebster4569 Yes and no because being champions from decades ago also shows just how long Kentucky has been a winning program. Kentucky, North Carolina, and Kansas not only have the most wins all-time. They also have the Top 3 highest winning percentages of all-time. They’ve all 3 been great winning programs since the very beginning of the sport. James Naismith (a Jayhawk) died in 1939, the same year his disciple Phog Allen (a Jayhawk) created the NCAA Tournament. So then is James Naismith irrelevant too?

UCONN is also dominating in the current weak era of college basketball.

@@JTH-hm8ew It also takes a bit of good fortune too. I think most of us can agree that UConn would not have won the 2024 National Championship without Cam Spencer. Spencer was HUGE for UConn. But guess what? UConn came very close to not having Cam Spencer because UConn was all set to welcome Nick Timberlake. Timberlake was supposedly all set to join UConn, but at the last minute Timberlake changed his mind and picked Kansas. Because of Timberlake’s surprise move, UConn went after Cam Spencer….and the rest is history now. Timberlake was expected to be a 41% three point shooter. Instead he laid an egg as his 3 point shooting dropped to 29%. With Timberlake, UConn would not have been a repeat champion. Fate played a big role as it often does.

North Carolina.

Huh? You clearly aren't familiar with UConn basketball if that's your take on the program. They specifically don't recruit those types of players. Edit - what do you mean poaching guys from other teams? Do you have any clue how the portal works?

Not so. Sanogo won mop of the entire tournament

​@@markcolville982haha wut? Wtf is MOP of the tournament? Did Edey get it this year? Go to Wikipedia and you will see Sanogo was MOP of the FF.

UConn will not likely get an invite to a Power 5 conference because their football program is too weak. Most all other Husky sports are worthy of a Power 5.

No the big east is the home of UConn the last conference switch didn’t go to well + Villanova became a powerhouse again when we left

No thanks. Big East is better anyway

@@sportgeek2028it also didn’t go well cause Ollie didn’t mesh well, and was terrible with recruiting

@@MitchandNess Ollie won a National championship and got paid millions from UConn ….Dan Hurley wasn’t great in the aac either buddy nor was his recruiting

Hating is a disease

Uconn didn’t hit the map until the 90s compared to the teams you named UCLA was winning when the tournament was like 3 games and how many teams was in it !

@@Whatspoppin5 I agree. I’m not hating on UConn. I’m actually in AWE of what they’ve accomplished. It’s truly amazing that a program that was without a Final Four appearance until 1999 is now tied for 3rd most NCAA Titles. It’s just nuts. Think about it. UConn has missed about one-third of all the NCAA Tournaments since 1999, and yet they’ve won the most Titles in that same period. It’s a real honest to goodness head scratcher. It’s been FEAST OR FAMINE for UConn over this 25 year rollercoaster.

@@Whatspoppin5 UCLA started winning when there were just 16 teams in I believe. So you only had to win 4 games. Since Tournament Expansion to 64 teams in 1985, these are the programs with the most NCAA National Championships: UConn 6, Duke 5, UNC 4, Kansas 3, Kentucky 3, Villanova 3.

@@wiltchamberlainisthegoat13 bro find yourself something else to do besides hating on the next ! You’re lame asf trying to go back to dinosaur years trying to state your case !