BraveandBold
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Has any college basketball team beaten Duke, North Carolina, and Kentucky in the same season?
Has any college basketball team beaten Duke, North Carolina, and Kentucky in the same season?
Good research. What if you add another blue blood, Syracuse?2000 florida did by beating Kentucky in the regular season and both UNC and Duke in the NCAAT.
Good research. What if you add another blue blood, Syracuse?
So to summarize, basketball powers are "bluebloods" and traditionally that would be Kentucky, UNC, Duke, Kansas, Indiana, and UCLA. Football powers are "factories" then and are somewhat more fluid but currently consist of Ohio State, UGA, Alabama, LSU, Notre Dame Clemson, and Oklahoma with a horde of wannabes in hot pursuit including Florida, Auburn, Texas, Texas A&M, FSU, Miami, among others. The one commonality of both groups is that they all cheat like crazy and may as well be semi pros. If Tech could be one or the other, but not both, which would we rather be? Personally, I could not stand the stench of being associated with any of them and would opt out but others may differ.Cuse isn't traditionally considered a blue blood. The blue bloods, as I have always understood it, were Duke, UNC, Kansas, Kentucky, Indiana, and UCLA
The thing is when you keep tacking on teams because it becomes more about even playing them rather than beating them.
UL and ND could both do it this year if they catch UNC in the ACCT.
Some others Ive found.
OSU last year beat Kentucky, UNC, and Indiana.
16-17 Sparty lost to Duke, Kentucky, UNC, and Indiana.
04-05 sparty played Duke, Kentucky, and UNC back to back to back in the NCAAAT beating Duke and Kentucky and losing to UNC. They also beat UCLA that year for 3 blue bloods. They lost their only game to indiana though. Didn't play Kansas. They went to OT against indiana. Might be closest to beating 4.
03-04 Sparty played and lost to Kentucky, Duke, Kansas, and UCLA. They beat Indiana that year. So they played 5 in back to back years.
We actually had a thread and poll to answer:So to summarize, basketball powers are "bluebloods" and traditionally that would be Kentucky, UNC, Duke, Kansas, Indiana, and UCLA. Football powers are "factories" then and are somewhat more fluid but currently consist of Ohio State, UGA, Alabama, LSU, Notre Dame Clemson, and Oklahoma with a horde of wannabes in hot pursuit including Florida, Auburn, Texas, Texas A&M, FSU, Miami, among others. The one commonality of both groups is that they all cheat like crazy and may as well be semi pros. If Tech could be one or the other, but not both, which would we rather be? Personally, I could not stand the stench of being associated with any of them and would opt out but others may differ.
I must have missed it.We actually had a thread and poll to answer:
What is a "Blue Blood"?