01-21-2024, 08:58 PM
Tennessee and UConn are no brainers (as is another one that is so obvious that I'm surprised nobody has thought of it yet). I assume Old Dominican was meant to have been "Old Dominion", but I think the answer is no. It had 1142 program wins as of the end of the 2021-2022 season. USC, you will be happy to know, is nowhere near the top (810 wins as of the end of 2022).
Louisiana Tech and Texas are close. They were number 5 and 6 as of a couple years ago (1174 and 1152 wins, respectively, as of a couple years ago), but I don't think La Tech has 29 wins in the last two years but it was 18-13 last year and has 6 wins this year, and Texas would have had to amass 51 wins in two years.
So, while I know who the third (obvious) and fourth teams (not obvious, as they have never won a national title and play in the Sun Belt conference after having played in the CAA, but have been playing women's basketball for close to a century so they've racked up 1200 wins through the end of last year) are, I don't know who the fifth.
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Louisiana Tech and Texas are close. They were number 5 and 6 as of a couple years ago (1174 and 1152 wins, respectively, as of a couple years ago), but I don't think La Tech has 29 wins in the last two years but it was 18-13 last year and has 6 wins this year, and Texas would have had to amass 51 wins in two years.
So, while I know who the third (obvious) and fourth teams (not obvious, as they have never won a national title and play in the Sun Belt conference after having played in the CAA, but have been playing women's basketball for close to a century so they've racked up 1200 wins through the end of last year) are, I don't know who the fifth.
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