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who told you usf was better than #85?

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some misquided fan?

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U.S. Sports Academy Directors' Cup

June 29, 2006

Cleveland, Ohio - With the conclusion of the College World Series, Stanford University has continued its record winning streak in the U.S. Sports Academy Directors' Cup competition for the NCAA Division I. The Cardinal has won its 12th consecutive award, presented annually by NACDA, the United States Sports Academy and USA Today to the best overall collegiate athletics programs in the country.  

The Cardinal completed the year with 1,197.375 points, surpassing runner-up UCLA by 126 points. Stanford won its 12th straight Directors' Cup with national championships in women's cross country and tennis and runner-up finishes in women's indoor track and field and men's water polo. The Cardinal placed 11 additional teams in the top 10.  

Stanford teams placing in the top 10 were women's water polo (3rd), men's gymnastics (3rd), men's swimming (3rd), women's basketball (5th), women's swimming (5th), men's tennis (5th), men's cross country (6th), fencing (men's) (7th), baseball (9th), women's lacrosse (9th), and softball (9th). The Cardinal recorded points nine men's sports and the maximum of 10 women's sports. However, Stanford does not receive points for women's soccer, lacrosse or rowing as the Cardinal have already scored in the Directors' Cup maximum of 10 women's sports. Stanford averaged 60 points per sport.  

Developed as a joint effort between USA Today and NACDA, the United States Sports Academy Directors' Cup program is the only all-sports competition that recognizes the institution in each of the four categories with the best overall athletics program.  

UCLA completed the year in second place with 1,071.375 points, with national titles in women water polo and men's volleyball and runner-up finishes in women's soccer and men's basketball and outdoor track and field. The Bruins also placed third in softball; fifth in men's tennis; seventh in men's golf; ninth in women's volleyball and tennis; 11th in women's golf; 13th in football and women's gymnastics; 14th in women's outdoor track and field; 17th in women's basketball and men's soccer; 20th in women's swimming; and 33rd in baseball.  

Rounding out the top five are the University of Texas, in third with 966 points; University of North Carolina, in fourth with 952.75 points; and the University of Florida, in fifth with 913 points.  

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USF            #81

Pitt             #87

Kansas St.  #90

Iowa St.      #93

Those schools have been around much longer than USF.

Besides, our lacrosse and rowing teams didn't score many points.   ;D

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this supports your position?

85 out 119 is disgraceful

south florida is in a football and baseball talent filled area.usf should be competing for titles every year

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there will always be schools worse than usf.what is your point?

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this supports your position?

85 out 119 is disgraceful

south florida is in a football and baseball talent filled area.usf should be competing for titles every year

The Sear's Cup is all D-1 teams which is over 300, thus 81st ain't bad; and we'll be alot higher real soon.

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there will always be schools worse than usf.what is your point?  

just to counterbalance your comparison with schools that are over 100 years older than USF.

I don't care if you hate USF;  I think it is much more like the 'little school that could'.

USF is on the precipice of real greatness and your negative bent doesn't allow you to see it.

That's sad.

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other schools will always be over 100 years  older than usf

you are using usf's age as an excuse for failure

i dont by it

if 85 out of 300 makes you feel better,be my guest

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USF is on the precipice of real greatness and your negative bent doesn't allow you to see it.

YOUR LOSS OF REALITY IS SAD

THERE IS NOTHING HAPPEING TO SUGGEST ANY GREAT RISE IN PERFORMANCE FROM USF ATHLETICS SAVE SOFTBALL

THE FOOTBALL TEAM HASNT HAD A QB SINCE BLACKWELL LEFT MORE THAN HALF A DECADE AGO

KEEP DREAMING

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sorry but the expectations at usf are way too low

most are proud and happy we are #85

Name one person, fool.

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