NCAA Tournament Wins in the 2000s

[Phantom Warrior]

http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/insider/story/_/id/13716601/duke-blue-devils-headline-century-ncaa-tournament-leaderboard

Kind of surprised MU ranks as low as it does (tied for 25th).

Butler leads all present BE teams with 19 wins (tied for 16th)

Xavier - 17 wins (tied for 18th)

Nova - 14 wins (ties for 23rd)

MU - 13 wins (tied for 25th)

GTown - 11 wins (tied for 29th)

Creighton - 4 wins

Seton Hall - 3 wins

DePaul - 1 win

St. John's - 1 win

Providence - 0 wins (NCAA, NIT, and the other one combined)

Had no idea Providence's record is so poor. Only seven major conference teams with 0 tournament wins of any kind.

[warriorfan4life]

That is stunning that St. John's has one tourney win in the 2000's. A program with a strong history in that location should win 1-2 tourney games per year on average.

[MKE_GoldenEagleFan]

Doesn't surprise me, we have had only a few strong runs and have missed the tournament on a few occasions since 2000, hopefully we can move up that list this year :P