To follow up on this a little more, just now read an article from 247 sports which stated: The Big 12 stated that it will withhold 25% of future revenue from Baylor pending a review of the institutional governance of the inner collegiate athletics programs… Basically that boils down to, the Baylor athletics was give a 30 million dollar share of the league revenue this year minus the 25% equals out to being penalized they said like 7.5 million. The report says the bottom line is - - -in reality the Big 12 conference made merely the illusion of action. In simple terms the Big 12 is withholding revenue from Baylor until a 3rd party review ensures that Baylor has made the necessary changes. The Big 12 & NCAA have done NOTHING tangible to this point, leaving Baylor in charge of it’s own discipline., Article says more should be done. Once they feel it has been satisified, and the sanctions are lifted, they can be lifted quickly, the money that was being withheld will be given back to Baylor as it is just being held in Escrow. Man how’s that for punishment for the crap that’s going on there? - -absolutely zero pretty much. - -ROCK CHALK ALL DAY LONG BABY

@Lulufulu Wooden got 7 of them, The streak was achieved while in 3 different conferences and under 3 different coaches. Offcially, Coahc Self already has the record as a coach with 12 and Mark Few is second with 11. Here is a breakdown on the UCLA run… Conference(s): Athletic Association of Western Universities, Pac-8, Pac-10 Years: 1967-79 Record: 360-30 (171-15 in conference) Coaches: John Wooden, Gene Bartow, Gary Cunningham AP first-team All-Americans: Kareem Abdul-Jabaar (1967, 1968, 1969), Sidney Wicks, Jamaal Wilkes, Bill Walton (1972, 1973, 1974), Dave Meyers, Marques Johnson and Dave Greenwood (1978, 1979). UCLA’s talent during that run was head and shoulders above everybody else. Coach Self had to replace entire starting lineups and beat powerful teams that include the likes of LaMarcus Aldridge, D.J.Augustine, Damion James, Kevin Durant, Tristan Thompson, PJ Tucker, Buddy Hield, Blake Griffin. Michael Beasley, Bill Walker just to name a few…

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