Seton Hall has made the dance 3 times since 2000, they have advanced past the opening weekend once. Auburn has 4 tourney appearances since 2000, with last year's final 4 run as their only trip past the opening weekend.
Iowa has 7 appearances in that span, but no trips beyond the first weekend.
I would say those schools are very much in the same tier.
Maryland has 12 bids with 4 runs beyond the same weekend. Probably on a higher tier, but not quite elite.
ISU for reference has 10 bids and 3 trips beyond opening weekend. Considering that time span covers the dark years of Morgan and McD, we compare pretty favorably to all these programs.
You didn't click the link did you.
Lets just focus on the time when these recruits were growing up and actually playing basketball, and not during the time when the kids were watching The Wiggles, Dora and other such things..
The last 10 years
Notre Dame 7 NCAA
VCU 8 NCAA appearances 1 final 4
Wichita State 7 NCAA appearances 1 Final 4
KSU 7 NCAA Appearance
Seton Hall 4 NCAA Appearance, all in the last 4 years
So if teams are consistently making the tourney year in and year out they are mid level teams?
STEP 5: Take a day and also re-evaluate your scoring system of what a good college basketball program is.
Mid-Level =NIT, show up for the tourney every 3 years or so
Good to Very Good- consistently in the tourney and will advance some years
Is the guy a 5 star, no, but the schools on the list are not trash
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