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* Through spring 2007 * Schools not listed have not won any NCAA championships. * The NCAA does not conduct a championship for the Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (Division I FBS - formerly Division I-A). Instead, these teams participate in a national championship system developed by the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) organization. * ** Past Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (Division I FBS) national champions. * Coed championships include rifle; skiing; and since 1990, fencing. * Each school involved in a tie is credited with one championship. * The boxing championships were discontinued after the 1960 championships. * * Division II school competing in a Division I,II or Division I, II, III national collegiate championship. * ** Division III school competing in a Division I,II,III national collegiate championship.

Division I Championship Leaders

TOTAL

# UCLA: 100 # Stanford: 94 # Southern California: 84 # Oklahoma State: 48 # Arkansas: 41 # LSU: 40 # Texas: 39 # Michigan: 32 # North Carolina: 32 # Penn State: 32

MENS

# Southern California: 73 # UCLA: 70 # Stanford: 58 # Oklahoma State: 48 # Arkansas: 41 # Michigan: 30 # Yale: 25 # California: 23 # Indiana: 23 # Iowa: 21 # UTEP: 21 # Wisconsin: 21

WOMENS

# Stanford: 36 # UCLA: 30 # LSU: 24 # North Carolina: 23 # Texas: 22 # Georgia: 16 # Maryland: 15 # Arizona: 11 # Southern California: 11 # Old Dominion: 10

COED SPORTS

# Denver: 18 # Colorado: 16 # West Virginia: 13 # Penn State: 10 # Utah: 10 # Alaska Fairbanks *: 9 # Vermont: 5 # Dartmouth: 3 # Notre Dame: 3 # Tennessee Tech: 3

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* Through spring 2007 * The NCAA does not conduct a championship for the Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (Division I FBS - formerly Division I-A). Instead, these teams participate in a national championship system developed by the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) organization. * ** Past Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (Division I FBS) national champions. * Coed championships include rifle; skiing; and since 1990, fencing. * Each school involved in a tie is credited with one championship. * The boxing championships were discontinued after the 1960 championships. * * Division II school competing in a Division I,II or Division I, II, III national collegiate championship. * ** Division III school competing in a Division I,II,III national collegiate championship.

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# UCLA: 100 # Stanford: 94 # Southern California: 84 # Oklahoma State: 48 # Arkansas: 41 # LSU: 40 # Texas: 39 # Michigan: 32 # North Carolina: 32 # Penn State: 32 Men's

# Southern California: 73 # UCLA: 70 # Stanford: 58 # Oklahoma State: 48 # Arkansas: 41 # Michigan: 30 # Yale: 25 # California: 23 # Indiana: 23 # Iowa: 21 # UTEP: 21 # Wisconsin: 21 Women's

# Stanford: 36 # UCLA: 30 # LSU: 24 # North Carolina: 23 # Texas: 22 # Georgia: 16 # Maryland: 15 # Arizona: 11 # Southern California: 11 # Old Dominion: 10 Coed

# Denver: 18 # Colorado: 16 # West Virginia: 13 # Penn State: 10 # Utah: 10 # Alaska Fairbanks *: 9 # Vermont: 5 # Dartmouth: 3 # Notre Dame: 3 # Tennessee Tech: 3

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UCLA has 11 National Championships in Basketball

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Three Pac-10 schools are at the top of the list: UCLA with 103, Stanford with 95, and USC with 87.

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