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Subject: Re: A New Thought

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joiseyfan

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Date Posted: 11:26:47 03/18/25 Tue
In reply to: joiseyfan 's message, "Re: A New Thougt" on 18:20:49 03/17/25 Mon

Just to rereclarifyclarify, my only assertion was that all the schools were FREE to fish in the same academic pool.

(Dartmouth has great teams in the ‘50s, for example, and Cornell and Columbia in the ‘60s.)

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Author: Bengal [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 22:25:55 03/19/25 Wed Yes, and some fished a lot deeper than others. There was/is more than one factor in relative Ivy basketball competitiveness. But what I took to be your original observation that it was more difficult to win 6 consecutive titles pre-AI than after its use is exactly the opposite of what, in my opinion, is the case. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]