Volleyball versus Basketball

[HUD]

Now that we are in a bit of a dead period I am throwing out the following for discussion.  Can a school have both an elite women's volleyball program and at the same time an elite one in women's basketball.  For consideration if you look at the top ten in the last ten years I could only find Stanford that fits that scenario.  Also Texas and Penn State for sure in VB but only on occasion in WBB.  This hit me when Maryland and Rutgers joined our conference with excellent WBB but really poor WVB.  

[Bugeaters1]

Now that we are in a bit of a dead period I am throwing out the following for discussion.  Can a school have both an elite women's volleyball program and at the same time an elite one in women's basketball.  For consideration if you look at the top ten in the last ten years I could only find Stanford that fits that scenario.  Also Texas and Penn State for sure in VB but only on occasion in WBB.  This hit me when Maryland and Rutgers joined our conference with excellent WBB but really poor WVB.  

What do you consider elite?

[HUD]

Rated in top ten each year, numerous final fours with an occasional National Championship.  Nebraska along with Texas and Penn State would be examples in VB.  U Con, Notre Dame & Maryland in BB.

[Bugeaters1]

Rated in top ten each year, numerous final fours with an occasional National Championship. Nebraska along with Texas and Penn State would be examples in VB. U Con, Notre Dame & Maryland in BB.

That seems the o ly one that I can think of as well

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[Bugeaters1]

Rated in top ten each year, numerous final fours with an occasional National Championship. Nebraska along with Texas and Penn State would be examples in VB. U Con, Notre Dame & Maryland in BB.

That seems the o ly one that I can think of as well

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Texas maybe on the verge of a run into the elite but time will tell on how the bb team does

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