Drury recruiting class

[schnautza]

Re: Drury recruiting class

I was curious about the same (Indiana and Kentucky). Good job finding those numbers. I didn't realize that USI's overall record was better than KWC or Indiana's! Now, if only we had a couple more championships...

[kwcpantherfan]

Re: Drury recruiting class

I doubt it, but why would you be surprised about Indiana? Were you expecting IU? Crean has been there a decade and isn't that far above .500..they're .638 all time. USI is .683 all time...that's pretty good. They've only had more than 10 losses in a season twice since 1992.

I know Drury has a .685 % since 1965. Not sure what it is if you went all the way back.

USI has also only been playing basketball for a relative handful of years but if your measure of success is going to be winning % then more power to them. I'm sure this is a real boost for Watson's resume!

[DUPanther]

Re: Drury recruiting class

USI has also only been playing basketball for a relative handful of years but if your measure of success is going to be winning % then more power to them. I'm sure this is a real boost for Watson's resume!

As you can probably guess, I'm not the NCSA, so it's not my graphic. ;)

[kwcpantherfan]

Re: Drury recruiting class

Since the official formation of NCAA DII (1973 - which cuts off several of our national championships), KWC's winning % is .738 and if you go back to 1956 when they split into the College Division (precursor to DII) it is .726

[Looking For 9]

Re: Drury recruiting class

"Most successful' is what makes it nonsense to me.

[DUPanther]

Re: Drury recruiting class

"Most successful' is what makes it nonsense to me.

So which state do you disagree with?