UConn (last season)

Not according to the Herald-Leader but I believe you are right if Uconn and UL played during the regular season. According to the HL, it hasn't happened since 1997-98.

Centre.

There is the 2nd KY school. 21-10 ov KY and a 62-19 thrashing of UL. Surely someone lost their job of that last score.

Not according to the Herald-Leader but I believe you are right if Uconn and UL played during the regular season. According to the HL, it hasn't happened since 1997-98.

Maybe it is just referring to the regular season...

 

In '97-'98, UK lost to...

 

Arizona, Ole Miss, UL (which I guess one could argue beat themselves a lot that year ), and Florida??? (not sure on the last).

 

So, my next guess is

 

Ole Miss

Maybe it is just referring to the regular season...

 

In '97-'98, UK lost to...

 

Arizona, Ole Miss, UL (which I guess one could argue beat themselves a lot that year ), and Florida??? (not sure on the last).

 

So, my next guess is

 

Ole Miss

Ole Miss is correct. UL 74-70 and KY 73-64.

 

Let me also correct my first post and it explains why UCONN is not a correct answer. Schools to beat UL and UK AT UL and AT UK.

So we have...

 

Ole Miss

Centre

Georgetown

Tennessee

 

3 more and one is in close proximity to Kansas

Nebraska

Mississippi State

Alabama

Georgia

Mississippi State

Oklahoma State (the geography one has me confused)???

Georgia

Mississippi State

Oklahoma State (the geography one has me confused)???

No on Georgia.

No on Miss State.

And you got the geographical one with St. Louis. 1963-64 76-59 over UL and 67-60 over UK. (Is not part of St. Louis in Kansas and part of St. Louis in Missouri)

Nebraska

Mississippi State

Alabama

No on Nebraska. No on Miss State and YES on Alabama. 65-55 over UL and a whopping of 94-71 over UK in 1973-74.

 

So we have Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee for 3 of the 4 SEC schools.

The two KY schools in Centre and Georgetown. And the one odd school out of St. Louis.

 

We are missing a SEC team.

(Is not part of St. Louis in Kansas and part of St. Louis in Missouri)

Someone needs a geography lesson...

South Carolina

South Carolina

Nope.

LSU

Someone needs a geography lesson...

What two states is it then Rand McNally??? Illinois and Missouri?

No on Georgia.

No on Miss State.

And you got the geographical one with St. Louis. 1963-64 76-59 over UL and 67-60 over UK. (Is not part of St. Louis in Kansas and part of St. Louis in Missouri)

 

 

No, you're thinking of Kansas City. St Louis is on the other end and sits in Missouri. (althought East St Louis might be officially in Illinois)