Originally Posted by Anonymous
Originally Posted by Anonymous
Originally Posted by Anonymous
Originally Posted by Anonymous
Every year, there are 5 or more schools that can wit it all...and every year, at least in the women's game, the same teams are--by and large--in the final 4...while it sounds great that there are possibly other teams that can be champs, reality is that it wont happen...
It will happen, there are a handful of teams that will have a chance over the next 8 years. In no particular order: Duke, Syracuse, Penn, USC, Stanford, Boston College and a couple of others could win a National Championship.

Virginia, Penn State and Princeton could all be back in the final four with a chance to win it all again.

Add Northwestern, Maryland and North Carolina to the mix and there are 12 - 15 teams that will have legitimate chances to win a National Championship over the next 8 years (probably more like 15 - 18 teams).

Personally, I think Maryland, North Carolina, Penn State, Syracuse, Northwestern, Duke, USC, Princeton, Penn and Stanford will be the front runners over the next 8 - 10 years.

* Before 2001, this championship was a national collegiate championship.

2016 - North Carolina
2015 - Maryland
2014 - Maryland
2013 - North Carolina
2012 - Northwestern
2011 - Northwestern
2010 - Maryland
2009 - Northwestern
2008 - Northwestern
2007 - Northwestern
2006 - Northwestern
2005 - Northwestern
2004 - Virginia
2003 - Princeton
2002 - Princeton
2001 - Maryland
2000 - Maryland
1999 - Maryland
1998 - Maryland
1997 - Maryland
1996 - Maryland
1995 - Maryland
1994 - Princeton
1993 - Virginia
1992 - Maryland
1991 - Virginia
1990 - Harvard
1989 - Penn State
1988 - Temple
1987 - Penn State
1986 - Maryland
1985 - New Hampshire
1984 - Temple
1983 - Delaware
1982 - Massachusetts



Take Stanford and BC off that list and put Florida on it and I agree with all else
Disagree with you on Stanford. Look at next few recruiting classes.


Your going by rankings for their recruiting classes? who jumps out at you, to put them over the top...rankings are a bit of a popularity contest.