Kansas Jayhawks Basketball - Rank in Notable Areas

Rank in Notable Areas

Category Rank Stat
All-Time Wins 2nd 2,076
All-Time Win % 3rd .720
NCAA Tournament Titles 6th-T 3
NCAA Title Game Appearances 4th-T 9
NCAA Final Four Appearances 4th 14
NCAA Elite Eight Appearances 4th 21
NCAA Sweet 16 Appearances 4th 29
NCAA Tournament Appearances 4th 41
NCAA Tournament Games Played 4th 133
NCAA Tournament Wins 5th 93
NCAA Tournament Win % 6th .699
No. 1 Seed in NCAA Tournament 4th 10
Weeks Ranked as AP No. 1 5th 58
Weeks Ranked in AP Top 5 5th 292
Weeks Ranked in AP Top 10 5th 445
Weeks Ranked in AP Polls 5th 633
Seasons with 35 Wins or More 2nd 4
Seasons with 30 Wins or More 3rd-T 11
Seasons with 25 Wins or More 3rd 25
Seasons with 20 Wins or More 5th 41
Seasons with a Winning Record 1st 93
Seasons with a Non-Losing Record 1st 96
Consensus First Team All-American Selections 1st 28
Consensus First Team All-Americans 1st 21
Regular Season Conference Championships 1st 55

Above totals are through December 6, 2012.

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