This list shows which schools have won the most National Championships if you combine all 10 of of the worlds, since the inception of HD 3.0

Note: Keep in mind if using this list to decide on a team, a good bit of the success is due to the coach, although location definitely does come into play. In many of these cases, teams with multiple Championships have been achieved with a single coach.


D1
UCLA - 18
Syracuse - 12
Illinois - 11
Colorado - 10
Stanford - 10
Texas - 9
UConn - 9
Kansas - 8
North Carolina - 8
Wisconsin - 8
Arizona - 7
Oklahoma - 7
Duke - 6
Florida - 6
LSU - 6
Maryland - 6
Mississippi - 6
Kentucky - 5
Michigan State - 5
Auburn - 4
Georgia Tech - 4
Miami, FL - 4
Baylor - 3
Boston College - 3
Cincinnati - 3
Iowa - 3
Minnesota - 3
Texas A&M - 3
Texas Tech - 3
Vermont - 3
Denver - 2
Ohio State - 2
Providence - 2
Sacramento State - 2
St. Johns - 2
Temple - 2
Utah - 2
Wake Forest - 2
Washington - 2
Washington State - 2
Alabama - 1
Arizona St. - 1
Cal - 1
Chicago State - 1
Clemson - 1
Florida State - 1
Georgetown - 1
Iowa St. - 1
Louisville - 1
Miami (OH) - 1
Michigan - 1
Missouri - 1
Northern Arizona - 1
New Mexico - 1
Northwestern - 1
Oregon - 1
Oregon State - 1
Penn State - 1
South Carolina - 1
Southern Cal - 1
Southern Methodist - 1
Virginia - 1
Virginia Tech - 1


BIG 6 TEAMS WITH 0 TITLES
Arkansas - 0
Fresno State - 0
Georgia - 0
Hawaii - 0
Indiana - 0
Kansas State - 0
Mississippi State - 0
Nebraska - 0
North Carolina State - 0
Notre Dame - 0
Oklahoma State - 0
Pittsburgh - 0
Purdue - 0
Rutgers - 0
Seton Hall -0
Tennessee - 0
Vanderbilt - 0
Villanova - 0
West Virginia - 0

D1 - BY CONFERENCE
BIG 12 - 47
PAC 10 - 44
ACC - 37
BIG 10 - 33
BIG EAST - 29
SEC - 29
MOUNTAIN WEST - 5
BIG SKY - 3
PATRIOT - 3
ATLANTIC 10 - 2
CUSA - 1
MAC - 1
SUMMIT - 1

D2
Grand Canyon - 10
N. Florida - 10
U. of DC - 8
Oklahoma Panhandle St. - 7
C. Washington - 6
California, Davis - 5
CSU, Dominguez Hills - 5
CSU, Los Angeles - 5
Green Mountain - 5
Seattle Pacific - 5
Arkansas Tech - 4
Chaminade - 4
Henderson State - 4
Kennesaw State - 4
Seattle - 4
W. New Mexico - 4
Chadron St - 3
N. Colorado - 3
Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras - 3
Texas A&M, Commerce - 3
Tiffin - 3
UNC, Pembroke - 3
W. Florida - 3
Wilmington - 3
Abilene Christian - 2
Bellarmine - 2
Coker - 2
CSU, Bakersfield - 2
Dominican - 2
Florida Tech - 2
Grand Valley St. - 2
Hawaii Pacific - 2
Hillsdale - 2
Holy Family - 2
Incarnate Word - 2
Longwood - 2
Lynn - 2
Metropolitan State - 2
Minnesota St., Mankato - 2
Missouri, St. Louis - 2
Montana State, Billings - 2
Mount Olive - 2
Northeastern State - 2
Northwood - 2
N.W. Nazarene - 2
Ouachita Baptist - 2
Pfeiffer - 2
Post - 2
Rockhurst - 2
S. Illinois, Edwardsville - 2
Shippensburg U. - 2
Truman State - 2
University of Sciences - 2
West Georgia - 2
Wisconsin, Parkside - 2
Adams State - 1
Alaska Fairbanks - 1
Assumption - 1
Bloomfield - 1
Bluefield St. - 1
Cal Poly Pomona - 1
Central Arkansas - 1
Centre - 1
Colorado, Colorado Springs - 1
CSU San Bernadino - 1
CSU, Stanislaus - 1
Delta St. - 1
Dowling - 1
E. New Mexico - 1
Fairmont St. - 1
Felician - 1
Florida Gulf Coast - 1
Fort Hays St. - 1
Harding - 1
Hawaii at Hilo - 1
Indianapolis - 1
Jacksonville State - 1
Kentucky State - 1
Kentucky Wesleyan - 1
Lees-McRae - 1
LeMoyne-Owen - 1
Lewis - 1
Lincoln Memorial - 1
Mercyhurst - 1
Mesa St - 1
Millersville - 1
Missouri S&T - 1
N. Alabama - 1
N. Greenville - 1
New Jersey Tech - 1
New Mexico Highlands - 1
Nova Southeastern - 1
Oakland City - 1
Philadelphia -1
Puerto Rico, Cayey
Redlands - 1
Regis - 1
Rollins - 1
S. Indiana - 1
San Francisco State - 1
Shaw - 1
Slippery Rock - 1
Sonoma St. - 1
St. Augustine's - 1
St. Cloud St. - 1
St. Edward's - 1
St. Leo - 1
St. Mary's (TX) - 1
S.W. Baptist - 1
Tampa - 1
Tarleton State - 1
Texas A&M, Kingsville - 1
Tuskegee - 1
U. of Indianapolis - 1
Umass, Lowell - 1
USC, Upstate - 1
Valdosta St - 1
W. Alabama - 1
W. Chester (PA) - 1

D3
Palm Beach Atlantic - 16
California Tech - 13
Ozarks - 10
Colorado - 8
Texas, Tyler - 8
Dickinson - 7
Millsaps - 7
California Lutheran - 6
Elmhurst - 5
La Grange - 5
Beloit - 4
Dallas - 4
Linfield - 4
Pomona-Pitzer - 4
California Santa Cruz - 3
CMHMS - 3
CSU, Eastbay - 3
Emory - 3
Ferrum - 3
Lewis & Clark - 3
McMurry - 3
Penn State - Behrend - 3
St. Johns - MN - 3
Trinity (TX) - 3
Anderson - 2
Bethany - 2
Brandeis - 2
Christopher Newport - 2
College of New Jersey - 2
Elmira - 2
Greensboro - 2
Heidelberg - 2
Hendrix - 2
Lasell - 2
LeTourneau - 2
Louisiana - 2
Manchester - 2
Millikin - 2
Montclair State - 2
Nebraska Wesleyan - 2
New York U. - 2
Pacific - 2
Piedmont - 2
Polytechnic - 2
Puget Sound - 2
Rhodes - 2
Suffolk - 2
Texas, Dallas - 2
Westminster (PA) - 2
Whittier - 2
Wisconsin Lutheran - 2
Wooster - 2
Arcadia - 1
Augustana (IL) - 1
Baldwin-Wallace - 1
Baruch - 1
Buena Vista - 1
Buffalo St. - 1
Cabrini - 1
Calvin - 1
Carnegie Mellon - 1
Carthage - 1
Case Western Reserve - 1
Castleton State - 1
Concordia Moorhead - 1
Curry - 1
Denison - 1
DePauw - 1
Finlandia - 1
Franklin - 1
Grinnell - 1
Haverford - 1
Knox - 1
Lakeland - 1
Lycoming - 1
Marietta - 1
Mary Hardin-Baylor - 1
Menlo - 1
Mississippi College - 1
Oglethorpe - 1
Principia - 1
Redlands - 1
Rochester - 1
Simpson - 1
Southwestern - 1
Staten Island - 1
Stillman - 1
Sul Ross St. - 1
SUNY, Farmingdale - 1
SUNY IT - 1
SUNY New Paltz - 1
Trinity (CT) - 1
US Coast Guard - 1
Wabash - 1
West Chester (PA) - 1
Whitman - 1
Willamette - 1
Wisconsin, La Crosse - 1
Wisconsin, Oshkosh - 1
Yeshiva - 1

it would be interesting if WIS could find a way to reboot other records starting with 3.0 - its really a different game

Posted by fd343ny on 11/13/2016 9:31:00 AM (view original):
it would be interesting if WIS could find a way to reboot other records starting with 3.0 - its really a different game

I agree. Or at the very least the pre potential and fatigue records.

This will be an interesting list to watch as time goes along. For right now, these results probably still more reflect 2.0 and its power structures than 3.0 though since most worlds are into or getting ready to get into their second season in the 3.0 campaign.

Updated this morning

Just updated again. It will be interesting to see when a Mid-Major will crack the list for D1

I am continuing to update this thread.

chap - do you know if any DI schools have gone back-to-back under the new system? I feel like I used to see it happen but now with how EE's are handled and how in general it is tougher to land super class after super class am curious if it has happened yet.

I don't believe so. I just looked at D1 and didn't see any.

Posted by skinzfan36 on 2/4/2017 2:09:00 PM (view original):
chap - do you know if any DI schools have gone back-to-back under the new system? I feel like I used to see it happen but now with how EE's are handled and how in general it is tougher to land super class after super class am curious if it has happened yet.

I thought I might have a shot in Phelan this year, but an EE has made that next to impossible. Like you said - its hard to string together classes and have the talent stay as upperclassmen.

Grecianfox's Stanford team in Tark is coming off of a 35-0 season, and has some ridiculous talent returning. Probably the best bet at a repeat I have seen

Posted by taylorn on 2/5/2017 1:58:00 PM (view original):

Posted by skinzfan36 on 2/4/2017 2:09:00 PM (view original):
chap - do you know if any DI schools have gone back-to-back under the new system? I feel like I used to see it happen but now with how EE's are handled and how in general it is tougher to land super class after super class am curious if it has happened yet.

I thought I might have a shot in Phelan this year, but an EE has made that next to impossible. Like you said - its hard to string together classes and have the talent stay as upperclassmen.

Lol! Reverse psychology ????

congrats

Posted by taylorn on 2/5/2017 1:58:00 PM (view original):

Posted by skinzfan36 on 2/4/2017 2:09:00 PM (view original):
chap - do you know if any DI schools have gone back-to-back under the new system? I feel like I used to see it happen but now with how EE's are handled and how in general it is tougher to land super class after super class am curious if it has happened yet.

I thought I might have a shot in Phelan this year, but an EE has made that next to impossible. Like you said - its hard to string together classes and have the talent stay as upperclassmen.

Congrats to Taylorn who did indeed win a his second straight title at Syracuse this year, being the first to accomplish back to back championships in 3.0

Posted by zhawks on 2/11/2017 2:16:00 AM (view original):

Posted by taylorn on 2/5/2017 1:58:00 PM (view original):

Posted by skinzfan36 on 2/4/2017 2:09:00 PM (view original):
chap - do you know if any DI schools have gone back-to-back under the new system? I feel like I used to see it happen but now with how EE's are handled and how in general it is tougher to land super class after super class am curious if it has happened yet.

I thought I might have a shot in Phelan this year, but an EE has made that next to impossible. Like you said - its hard to string together classes and have the talent stay as upperclassmen.

Lol! Reverse psychology ????

congrats

Haha I am honestly surprised. Lost my best non-senior scoring guard to the NBA who was on the fence in the 60s big board, which made me more reliant on Freshmen (including one I got lucky to sign in Late period). Had also lost a battle in early period for top target. Hard to expect a repeat with just 10 guys and little experience.

Id be feeling good about my chances next yr but same thing happened again, lost my best scorer on the fence in the 60 on the draft big board. Comes with the territory of winning I suppose.

Not sure there is a better WIS feeling than repeating.

I agree - the only better thing would be back to back undefeated seasons. Congrats on the feat.