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Lew Alcindor (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar), Lucius Allen, Ken Heitz, Jim Nielson, Don Saffer, and Bill Sweek. All with UCLA from 1966-1967 season, through 1968-1969 season, for a total of 3 each. due to the Freshman rule they only could get a shot at three although many speculate they would`ve got the forth seeing UCLA won the next four strait. A few more after in the next four that won three but these are the original (three time winning) NCAA champions.
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