🏈 The B1G has ZERO national titles...

[planomateo]

in football, men’s or women’s basketball, or baseball since 2002.

SEC has 15.

picked this up here > http://dev.chuckoliver.net/2012/04/the-secs-reign-over-the-ncaa-continues/

 

[TerryP]

Ouch. Part of my math might be off here, but they've never won a gymnastics titles (I know this is a fact) and the SEC has won 7 ? of the last 10. I'm pretty sure seven is right. Bama with two, UGA with five.

 

[LBS]

In their defense, and I know its only a club sport at this point, but we've been shut out of the Ice Fishing championships over that same span.

 

[BCSBuster]

:rofl: priceless.

 

[TerryP]

In their defense, and I know its only a club sport at this point, but we've been shut out of the Ice Fishing championships over that same span.

changing the subject slightly...

Did you know there is a club sport in the NCAA for Bass fishing? Arkansas just won the NC a few weeks ago...I want to say they were 12-15lbs over the runner-up, LSU. With Bass, while that *could* be one fish, it's likely three or four...and, an ass kicking when it's put in perspective.

 

[LBS]

changing the subject slightly...

Did you know there is a club sport in the NCAA for Bass fishing? Arkansas just won the NC a few weeks ago...I want to say they were 12-15lbs over the runner-up, LSU. With Bass, while that *could* be one fish, it's likely three or four...and, an ass kicking when it's put in perspective.

I did know that. Bama's team is respectable. I think Texas A&M won the title a couple of years ago. SEC's Texas A&M that is.

 

[252BAMA]

Ouch. Part of my math might be off here, but they've never won a gymnastics titles (I know this is a fact) and the SEC has won 7 ? of the last 10. I'm pretty sure seven is right. Bama with two, UGA with five.

You know this is a fact because only four schools have EVER won a title. Bama, UGA, UCLA, and Utah. In fact only four coaches have ever won a title.

Sec has won 7 of last 8 with UCLA between UGA's 5 and Bama's 2. UCLA won the 2 before UGA's so it is 7 of the last 10 also.

http://www.ncaa.com/history/gymnastics-women/nc