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** and NCAA
** Duke defeats Kansas Jayhawks men's basketball by the score of 72-65 to claim the NCAA Division I Basketball Championship.
** Eighth seeded Villanova defeats national powerhouse Georgetown 66 – 64 to win the first 64 team field NCAA Tournament in Lexington, Kentucky.
** The following day, the UConn women follow suit, defeating the Tennessee Lady Volunteers 70-61, making UConn the first school to win both the NCAA Division I men's and women's basketball championships in the same season.
** 5-time NCAA men's champions ( 1949, 2001, 2008, 2010, 2012 )
** 5-time NCAA men's champions ( 1971, 1972, 1978, 1995, 2009 )
** 2-time NCAA men's champions ( 1993, 1999 )
** 1-time NCAA Division II men's champions ( 1972 )
** 3-time NCAA Division II men's champions ( 1979, 1981, 1982 )
** 1-time NCAA Division II men's champions ( 1978 )
** 1-time women's national champions ( 1998 ) * crowned by AWCHA, pre-dated NCAA Women's Frozen Four )
** BCS conference, one of the six major NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision conferences whose champions receive an automatic bid into the Bowl Championship Series
** 1994 NCAA Division III National Champions
** Note that the NCAA classifies rifle as a men's sport, despite the fact that competitions are fully coeducational.
** January 4 – Orange Bowl – USC Trojans 55 – 19 Oklahoma Sooners: USC wins the NCAA Division I-A Football National Championship
** NCAA Championship ( 1948, 1949 )
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** 1983 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championship
** After the school's first national championship in 2002 ( women's track and field ), that team and head coach Curtis Frye was introduced by the piece after an NCAA Baseball Tournament regional had ended.
** NCAA East Regional Tournament MVP ( 1997 )
** Led NCAA in winning games ( 15, 1997 )
** NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament ( 1982 – present )
** In NCAA overtime, if the second team to possess the ball in the overtime scores a touchdown which puts them ahead of the opponent in points the game ends immediately and no try is attempted.
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