Someone needs a geography lesson...

That is why I took off St. Louis yet ladiesbballcoach saw my guess. :lol: I knew it was not that close to Kansas... well, to most it is not

LSU

Nope.

It's gotta be Vanderbilt then...

What about Illinois?

 

Bradley?

 

West Virginia?

 

are any of these on the list?

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)

You are correct in that East St. Louis is in Illinois.

Auburn? Please say no! :lol:

It's gotta be Vanderbilt then...

And we have the final team.

 

SEC schools that have defeated both UL at home and UK at home in the same season are

Vandy, Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee

Georgetown and Centre did it as well as the geographically located in both Missouri and Illinois, St. Louis.

 

For those that did not win, look for our home game version in the mail.

And we have the final team.

 

SEC schools that have defeated both UL at home and UK at home in the same season are

Vandy, Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee

Georgetown and Centre did it as well as the geographically located in both Missouri and Illinois, St. Louis.

 

For those that did not win, look for our home game version in the mail.

As we have already found out, that number does not include postseason play. I wonder how many have done both if you include postseason games.

 

UConn did last season. Did UL lose to Marquette during the regular season when UK lost to them? How about UAB the next season?

Read the Lexington Herald, it had this list of schools in it for the answer. LOL

Saw the list this morning in the Lex. Herald,did not want to cheat,reason why I did not answer.