I don't know the answer...
Since 1985 (I am using that since Duke and UConn both started to be perennially good since then) has any team beat Duke and UConn in the same season with both wins not coming on said team's home court?
I have to imagine we are the only one. Anyone know?
- Dan
maryland did it in the 2001-02 season... that was the most recent team.. cannot find decent game results for duke beyond that season.. captured the home/neutral losses for uconn all the way back to 1985-86 season just can't compare it with anything.
Quote from: MarquetteDano on January 12, 2007, 10:33:22 PM
I don't know the answer...
Since 1985 (I am using that since Duke and UConn both started to be perennially good since then) has any team beat Duke and UConn in the same season with both wins not coming on said team's home court?
I have to imagine we are the only one. Anyone know?
- Dan
Our win against Duke was on a neutral court.
Chicos,
That's why I said on "said" team's (i.e. Marquette) not on their home court. I worded it weird though.
Quote from: MarquetteDano on January 13, 2007, 12:57:18 PM
Chicos,
That's why I said on "said" team's (i.e. Marquette) not on their home court. I worded it weird though.
Sorry, misinterpreted it.
One for sure ...
Georgia Tech beat UConn in the semi's of the Pre-Season NIT and won at Duke in 03-04. UConn came back and beat GT in the final that year.
At least one other one I found (kind of counts) ...
St. John's won at Duke and beat UConn in the Big East final in 99-00, though I guess the game at MSG could be construed as a homecourt game for SJU.
Carolina came pretty darned close in 04-05, lost at Duke by a point and won at UConn by 7 in a four-day stretch in February of that season. Carolina of course won the title that year. Pretty good company.
Thanks D-Eye,
Good work. Though, I was really hoping we would have been the only one. Nevertheless, I like the company were in.
- Dan