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Ok we want facts here ya go. Tubby is currently ranked sixth among active coaches in winning percentage and he has led teams to 12-straight 20-win seasons. Also in 2005 he won Jim Phelan National Coach of the Year Award. People say that the championship we won in 98 was Pitinos. They may have been his players, but they were known as the Comeback Cats. When I think of that I think wow we made all those comebacks. The players must have been playing hard and there must have been some great coaching to do that. win•ning•est

Pronunciation: (win'ing-ist), [key]
—adj. Informal.
1. winning most often

I will give everyone that we are down this year but its not the end of the world. Look at what Tubby has done before doesn't that count? People say its been a downward spiral but i disagree. Over the last three seasons, no school has won as consistently as Kentucky, whose 87-15 record in that time leads the nation in winning percentage (.853) and fewest losses. The Cats have posted a remarkable 51-6 record against SEC opponents (regular season and conference tournament) during that same span. The Cats have posted a remarkable 51-6 record against SEC opponents (regular season and conference tournament) during that same span.Even more impressive, Smith has averaged more than 27 wins per season. In the SEC Tournament, he's 17-3 at UK, and he has won a league championship seven times in his 14 years as a head coach.  Since arriving in in Lexington in 1997, Smith has led Kentucky to one national championship, five SEC crowns and five SEC Tournament titles, with six Sweet 16 finishes, four elite eights, anda final four.