Kentucky. NCAA Tournament Championships: 11 - UCLA, 7 - Kentucky, 5 - Indiana, 4 - North Carolina, 3 - Kansas, 3 - Duke several with 2: Cincinnati, Connecticut, Louisville, Michigan State, North Carolina State, Oklahoma A & M (now Oklahoma State), San Francisco Helms Foundation Championships: North Carolina and Kansas officially claim Helms Foundation National Championships, awarded to them before 1939, the first year of the national championship tournament. Kansas has 2, UNC 1.
Yale #1 Princeton #2
University of Kentucky with 8 championships behind UCLA with 11.
Kentucky!!!
Yes As Of Monday April Second 2007
soccer is the national sport of greece , but basketball is quite strong in second place.
all but one to the second half
soccer (European football), and basketball is a close second.
USA, besause Lithuania is first.
UCLA with 100 official NCAA Championships. I suspect they also lead with total national championships in sports like men's rugby and volleyball, and women's basketball before those sports offered official NCAA championships, but I'd like to know the total number. USC, when their favorite athletes aren't commiting double murders (not an official NCAA sport, but they're working on it), claims 107. My guess is UCLA has 115 or so at least.
No. Adolph Rupp of Kentucky is second to Wooden with 4 championships (1948, 1949, 1951, 1958). Knight and Mike Krzyzewski of Duke are third with 3 each.
Kentucky wildcats
the team who did not get the tipoff in the 1st half