1. Arizona
2. Purdue
3. Ohio State (Sueing)
4. Gonzaga

8. UCLA

10. North Carolina
11. Virginia

17. Kentucky
18. Duke

20. Missouri (Gates)


31. Oregon

34. Oral Roberts (Vanover)

52. San Diego State (Bradley)

63. Colorado

66. WSU (Smith)

70. St. Mary's

73. Portland (Legans)

75. Utah

106. USC
107. Stanford (Haase)

109. ASU

116. USF

119. UC Irvine

133. UC Santa Barbara (Kelly and Pasternak)

167. Montana (DeCuire)

174. UW

217. OSU

246. UC San Diego




320. Cal


I like looking specifically at offensive efficiency in evaluating coaches for their Xs and Os and general strategic vision.

Cal really missed the boat with Dennis Gates who is now 9-1.

However, Legans is showing some promise at Portland. It wil be interesting to see how the season goes. Pasternak and DeCuire are kind of meh by comparison.

At least we have a ranking.

I fell asleep scrolling down to find us.

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I fell asleep scrolling down to find us.

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With 11 losses, Cal has now lost more games than any other school in the country. That is out of 363 teams.

calumnus said:

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Bear8995 said:

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I fell asleep scrolling down to find us.

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With 11 losses, Cal has now lost more games than any other school in the country. That is out of 363 teams.

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oh, I know. I don't need to be reminded.

I don't know why I still go to the games.

But if all the firepower that is sitting on the bench was available, Cal might be in the top 300.

Going back to Campanelli, which is far back as I go, only Monty was a good offensive coach. I have suffered more than enough bad coaching for one lifetime.

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Going back to Campanelli, which is far back as I go, only Monty was a good offensive coach. I have suffered more than enough bad coaching for one lifetime.

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Bozeman gets partial credit for having enough sense to give Kidd the ball and let him run the offense.

At least we're running up some high numbers!