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Kentucky is an absolute powerhouse in NCAA Division I basketball, boasting the highest all-time winning percentage in history (.765) and ranking second in all-time wins.
Under the guidance of their current coach, John Calipari, the Wildcats dominate in multiple categories with a total of 59 NCAA tournament appearances, 131 tournament wins (tied with North Carolina), and a whopping 184 games played.
Kentucky has made it to the Sweet Sixteen an impressive 45 times and has reached the Elite Eight 38 times. They have also secured a record-breaking 68 postseason tournament appearances. The Wildcats have claimed 53 regular-season conference championships, 51 of which are from the Southeastern Conference (SEC).
Kentucky is also a regular in the NCAA Final Four, having played in 17 of them (tied with Duke for third place all-time, behind North Carolina and UCLA). The team has been in an astonishing 12 NCAA Championship games, tying for first all-time with North Carolina and UCLA. The Wildcats have earned 8 NCAA championships, putting them in 2nd place, behind only UCLA's 11.
Let's break down Kentucky's NCAA tournament performances:
Kentucky dominated the NCAA men's Division I college basketball championship by clinching the trophy 8 times:
Kentucky's impressive performance in conference play has earned them the coveted 3 seed in the SEC Tournament, granting them a spot directly in the quarterfinals.
It's highly likely that the Wildcats will secure a spot in the upcoming 2023 NCAA Tournament.
The Kentucky Wildcats last won the March Madness championship in 2012.
Coached by John Calipari and led by future NBA stars Anthony Davis and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, the Wildcats powered through the tournament with an impressive 38-2 record.
They defeated Kansas in the championship game, securing their 8th NCAA men's Division I college basketball title. Though it's been nearly a decade since their last victory, Kentucky remains a fierce contender in the world of college basketball.
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The rivalry between Kentucky and Louisville runs deep. Kentucky boasts an impressive 8 national championships, securing their place as the 2nd winningest program in Division I Men's Basketball, while Louisville's 2 championships land them at 6 on the all-time list.
Both Kentucky and Louisville also lay claim to being a major pipeline for NBA talent.
With an impressive 46 players selected in the first round of the NBA draft, Kentucky holds a spot in the top 10 all-time. Meanwhile, Louisville's 24 first-round picks are nothing to sneeze at, placing them firmly in the upper echelon of men's basketball programs when it comes to producing NBA-ready talent.
Both Duke and Kentucky missed out on the 2021 NCAA Tournament, marking the first time since 1976 that both teams were absent from the field.
For decades, Duke and Kentucky have been fixtures of the NCAA Tournament. This year, the Blue Devils and the Wildcats were left on the outside looking in, learning fans yearning for better days ahead.
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