Still sticks in my craw:

KU starts season 44 with in increase to an A with a new coach from a B school and no draftees:

43	metsfan215	13-14	8-6	5-7	0-1	8-8		118	A-
42	metsfan215	11-16	7-4	4-11	0-1	7-9		95	A+
41	metsfan215	26-7	14-0	6-6	6-1	11-5	1	1	A+	NT At-large Bid National Champion
40	metsfan215	12-15	9-5	3-9	0-1	7-9		111	A-
39	metsfan215	18-9	13-4	5-4	0-1	10-6		97	A	Conf Champion
38	metsfan215	25-7	14-1	6-5	5-1	11-5	6	5	A	CT Champion NT (Sweet 16)
37	metsfan215	18-11	11-1	6-8	1-2	11-5		36	A	NT At-large Bid NT (1st Round)
36	metsfan215	22-9	11-3	8-4	3-2	10-6	19	19	A	NT At-large Bid NT (2nd Round

Iowa State drops to an A with a draftee:

43	doomey	21-11	9-4	10-6	2-1	8-8		48	A	PI Champion
42	doomey	24-9	7-2	11-6	6-1	12-4	5	10	A	Conf Champion CT Champion NT (Elite 8)
41	doomey	15-13	11-3	3-9	1-1	7-9		109	A+
40	doomey	28-7	12-1	7-6	9-0	11-5	1	1	A+	Conf Champion CT Champion National Champion
39	doomey	19-12	9-2	7-8	3-2	10-6		34	A	Conf Champion NT At-large Bid NT (2nd Round)
38	doomey	27-6	8-1	14-3	5-2	13-3	3	4	A	Conf Champion NT At-large Bid NT (Final Four

I'll just stick to my tired canard: They need to institute a cap on the low end for these "Cadillac" schools (say at B, which is the baseline for most BCS schools), not artificially inflate them at high end to keep them at A+. Success and failure should be treated simularly at all schools. There should be no reasonable explaination why KU should have gotten a bump in prestige.
 
What always gets me is that the motto of HD is 'build your own dynasty", but it really only means build your own dynasty at the schools that were dynasties in 2002, struggle against the tide to maintian one at any other school you do well at.