I knew Aidan was thinking of UCLA. It won the NCAA basketball tournament in 1964, 1965, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975, and 1995. It has been in 18 final four appearances. Twice runner up in the finals. Went undefeated in four years - regular season/March Madness. 23 times in the Elite 8, and 35 times in the Sweet Sixteens at March Madness. It has nationally ranked teams in so many other sports, and won a number of national titles outside of basketball, but basketball is what UCLA is known for. Daz is likely thinking of the Univ of No Carolina, which has powder blue and white as its colors. Most of UCLA’s basketball greatness was under Coach John Wooden, who was very well respected by the NCAA coaches. Many of his players are household names, even if you don’t follow basketball. The campus is beautiful.

It's funny they threw in Stanford but made no mention of Tiger Woods, the face of their athletics

You guys don't know this, but the college baseball 64 team tournament is pure madness and fun too. The final 8 teams play every year in a beautiful stadium in Omaha, Nebraska. This year's tournament has been super exciting! ...By the way, Tiger Woods won the National Golf Championship at Stanford. Jack Nicholas played golf at Ohio State. A good percentage of tennis and golf college teams are filled with Europeans. My university, the University of Central Florida, also has great sports overall.

Just as I started my comment UCLA was mentioned. In the 60s and 70s they won the NCAA championship in basketball 10 or 11 times. They had players such as Kareem Abdul- Jabbar( Lew Alcindor when he was at UCLA) and Bill Walton, two of the greatest basketball centers of all time.😊

I was ready to fight somebody if LSU wasn’t on the list 😂. Michigan is definitely an oversight. I would have put them over Stanford or Notre Dame. I think they’re given bonus points because they have great Academics.

Bravo, gents! Keep the college coming! Get to a game asap! Hook Em Horns!

No, we really say "Noter Dame".

It’s criminal that UGA isn’t on here

Stanford is huge for acting and sports. Some of the best actors in the world went there

OB Daz is right, Michigan definitely should have been on that list. Not only for football reasons, but basketball, softball, hockey (most national titles)...and what have you.

8:30, I am so proud of Daz for picking up on that pronounciation.

Duke is in North Carolina and Aiden is thinking of UCLA

Stanford is in absolute beautiful part of northern California (right beside silicon valley and near Univ. of California at Berkeley--or just "Cal" or "Cal Berkeley for short) and is considered on par with Ivy League schools academically. Their most famous football alum in the great John Elway.

I'm pretty sure I saw that there is a Lacrosse World Championships going on now and there is a England team, not sure if its on youtube but maybe you guys could check it out.

Duke is in North Carolina--just a few miles each from University of North Carolina AND North Carolina State. UCLA is the legendary basketball program of all-time under John Wooden--"The Wizard Of Westwood". If you watch Ted Lasso, Coach Ted had John Wooden's "pyramid of success" of on the wall in his office in the show.

You guys should check out the men's college final four lacrosse games from this season (ended a few weeks ago). Both were great games! Duke vs Penn State and Notre Dame vs Virginia.

Also not inluding Michigan is unacceptable, they're fantastically good consistently

Add another baseball championship for LSU. We just won the College World Series for a total of 7 championships. Also, this is the first time a basball and women's basketball program have won a championship in the same season. I think both coaches are in their second year with LSU. Geaux Tigers!

Don’t know if you know much about the 1986 New York Mets but they where a great team that loved to party. Prob my fave year/team ever. A reaction to a video about them would be interesting

In the MLB there is Low A, High A, Double-A and Triple-A, and that doesn’t include the development leagues players play in after being drafted. College Baseball and High School Players can be drafted as well

You were thinking of Samford, Florida.

You briefly mentioned lacrosse. You guys should watch the 2023 NCAA Lacrosse Championship Highlights game was fantastic

University of Florida also has a huge Swimming program like Georgia, Louisville, USC & UCLA.

Lol showing when Florida beat Ohio State for the Championship in basketball during Ohio State's part of the video just made me laugh.

UK basketball for sure. 2nd all time wins, only recently passed by Kansas, 2nd in national titles to UCLA. Tops in attendance percentage. Most SEC conference titles at 31, second has 7.

I surprised penn state wasn’t on there

Covering all sports equally weighted, the top two programs would be the University of Florida and Stanford. That's why year-after-year they both have pretty much been at the top of the Sears Cup/Director's Cup standings. What's most impressive of all is that most of the schools mentioned are top-notch all-around academic schools--Stanford, Notre Dame, Duke etc.

LAX is actually a pretty fun sport to watch. it’s a cross between hockey, soccer, and a little of basketball and football. pretty crazy but i don’t think you really need to know much about it to enjoy

AIDAN, lol my high school also had a golf team and a surf team. But I must say people like Tony Hawk were in my class at school and surf pro Rob Machado was there when my sister went. Rock on to San Dieguito HS. BTW Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam spent some time with us as well before moving to Washington state.

No Georgia or Michigan on this list is crazy

To not include Michigan is crazy. they have the most wins out of any collage football team. Which produced heisman players and many famous players including the GOAT Tom Brady! For basketball, they had many prominent players come from the team Including The GOAT Michael Jordan who also played on the dream team for USA in the olympics. Michigan also has a very good Hockey team, and is very competitive in all other sports as well! Each year many players from each sport are drafted from Michigan!

Oklahoma just won the women's softball National Championship for like the 3rd year in a row, and the women's gymnastics National Championship for the 2nd year in a row.

Oregon has a legendary track team and good in football too. Not sure about their other teams

D1 FBS (football Bowl Subdivision) institutions must sponsor a minimum of 16 sports, while the FCS D1 schools must sponsor a minimum of 14 sports which the governing body (NCAA) has an end of season championship event for each one. College sports in the USA is a big thing. Yes, UCLA ( University of California Los Angeles , the "Bruins") was a basketball dynasty for many years , most famous coach was John Wooden.

The University of Texas baseball team has won 80 regular-season conference championships and 16 conference tournament championships in baseball. The Longhorns have won six NCAA baseball national championships and finished 2nd another six times. Texas holds the records for most appearances in the College World Series with 38 appearances. There have only been 75 CWS so we have made more than half of them. We are the second winngest team in the NCAA behind Fordham who have played for 36 more seasons than us, we are second in NCAA championships behind USC.

Oklahoma women's softball just won their 3rd straight national championship

Bama has rowing, softball, etc

Florida athletics as a state is above everyone else 🤣🤣. I seen a meme somewhere that had floridas high school state compitition track times. There worst times was literally like a record in other states.

How many national championships does Michigan have in all sports? Go Blue! University of Michigan's rich athletics tradition began in 1865 and continues to this day, with the Wolverines claiming more than 50 national championships in 12 different sports

Oklahoma and Texas are leaving the Big 12 to become part of the SEC(South Eastern Conference). Alabama, Florida, Tennessee, LSU, Georgia, Ole Miss, Miss State, Arkansas, Vanderbilt, Kentucky, South Carolina.

Everyone’s mad about Michigan yet if you look it up there’s 11 schools that have been better than them in all sports combined. So really Michigan shouldn’t be on here. Lmfaoo.

NHL san jose sharks. ( pro ice hockey )

Notre dame is how you say the college

Im a pitt guy but to not put Michigan on the list is wild. Georgia has recent success in football but id never put them with the others on this list.

It’s funny that they give Oklahoma for producing Troy Aikman when he literally had to transfer away from there to find a better fit

Go Irish Baby!!!

When they mentioned Big 12, it is a geographical division in college sports. Not the 12th rated college.

Don't forget wrestling (real wrestling) which is a big college sport here--as well as gymnastics, volleyball, fencing. Lots of different sports ("sport" as you say) available on University campuses, lots.

Surprised Penn State didnt even get an honorable mention. Ridiculously good hockey team, storied football program (maybe left out due to the Paterno scandal), best wrestling program in the states for a long time now and their mens basketball team is on the rise... School of champions

GO BLUE!!

LSU would be No.1 if this was updated to today. Gymnastics, basketball, football, track, and baseball were all dominate in 2022-2023. Enough to make them to the top. Just wait... I'm not too much of an LSU fan either, although I admire them, but the future holds well for their sports programs for sure.

Lacrosse players have the most concussions in sports according to Neuropathologist,Bennet Omalu

Colleges play all the sports. You can get a scholarship in anything. You guys are underestimating the vast amount of high school and college players in all sports. It's serious business.

I just cant figure out how they came up with this list

Notre Dame is commonly said both the way the woman in the video says it and how Daz says it.

Appreciate the wvu smear. At least you guys mentioned us.

Maybe the Trenton thunder? They are the Yankees double A team

Go LSU Tigers!! Can’t wait for football season! Love the video as always guys! 🤟

I’m glad LSU made the list but it should definitely be much higher on the list

Georgia should’ve gotten an HM imo. And Tennessee and South Carolina are criminally slept on for consideration. I’m not mad at Florida #1 though.

USC is ranked 9 yet- The Trojans have won 135 team national championships, 111 of which are NCAA National Championships.[2] This is the third highest count of all universities behind UCLA and Stanford. The Trojan men have won 98 national championships (85 NCAA titles), more than any other university.[3] The Women of Troy have earned 37 national championships (26 NCAA titles), third in the nation.[2][3]

Can't believe they didn't associate Tiger Woods with Stanford golf.

Michigan! GO BLUE!

Tiger Woods went to Stanford and was an all american and won an NCAA individual championship before turning pro.

Here we say Noter Dame, not Notra Dame for the university in South Bend, Indiana (we know how to correctly say the French cathedral but to hell with that). They are the most legendary football program in college sports.

Duke is good athletics school but relatively small compared to big state schools.

UF at 1???

#BuckeyeNation

Notre Dame University here is pronounced No-Ter Dame (like name but with a D)

Fencing must be bigger than I thought.

GO POKES!! Give me Oklahoma St. over OU. Also, division 1 level in any sport is going to be your cream of the crop amateur. Especially golf. Some amateurs skip. But a ton of the biggest golfers on tour played in college. Tennis is actually one that you do see lots of top amateurs turn pro young. But yea, d1 athletes in any sport is impressive. Millions of kids want those spots. Even in those sports that aren’t really popular at the pro level.

Notre Dame is pronounced however you want. People use all of them interchangably.

All-Time Greatest = *USC, UCLA, Stanford, Cal* There's no question about those 4 Schools, historical success across multiple sports... in producing Pros at the next level... producing Olympians... Championships... All-America selections, etc.

How is Miami not there when they have more National Championships in Football and Baseball than both Florida and Florida State combined.

Stanford CA

USC football back in the 2000s and also side note why would they show Ohio State losing in basketball when talking about their Basketball team

Go Irish! ☘️

Aden thinking of UCLA

GO HEELS!!! 👣👣

She pronounced Notre Dame correct

If ku could play anything but basketball, theyd be on the list

I don't know how you don't put ucla on this list with all the basketball championships with John wooden that they won.

Everybody snubbes Georgia

How old is this particular video? Oklahoma just won their 3rd straight National Championship in softball and 6 altogether in the last decade.

D1 athletic schools bring in a TON of money for mainly football and basketball. Non sports fans will complain but they clearly don't know how basic supply and demand works. A coach might make 4 million a year but his program is bringing in 10x that. Keep in mind, any coach making millions is in the top .05% of their field. edit : Stanford is in Northern California and is easily on par with any Ivy league school in terms of academics. I genuinely don't know how they're always so good at football and basketball because the barrier of entry into the school is so high. Granted I know it's much lower if you're an athlete just as it is with any other school.

Auburn should have been on here for swimming and gymnastics alone

UCLA plays in Man City blue

Stanford is not only in Silicon Valley, but it essentially CREATED Silicon Valley and that entire industry.

College bass fishing is a thing. A number of universities offer athletic scholarships for bass fishing.

I'm sorry they say Notre Dame has the chance to compete against top class athletes (shows a clip against Temple😂) watch mojo can be a joke too so don't think too much into this.

Stanford University is located in California .

Replace Stanford with Michigan and it's pretty accurate.

Womens college Softball is arguably bigger than mens college baseball…

I don’t understand this list. What is the criteria for the top athletic program? According to NCAA, Stanford has the most championship titles (134), followed by UCLA (121), and USC (112). Kenyon, Abilene Christian, Texas, Penn St, Oklahoma St, Arkansas, and North Carolina round out the top 10. Olympic medal count: USC 309 Stanford 270 UCLA 233 Cal 207 Michigan 144 The NACDA Directors Cup, given to the most successful athletic program: Stanford 26 Texas 2 North Carolina 1 Close but no cigar - Florida, UCLA, Michigan, USC, Ohio St, Penn St, Georgia.

They left out University of Tennessee who last year alone had football , baseball, basketball and women’s softball all ranked #1 during the season

North Americans say Noter Dame

Oklahoma and they just don't mention softball?.. ok!!

UCLA won the NCAA Basketball Title more than any other college with 11. Including 7 in a row from 1967~73, 2 in 64 & 65, plus one in '75. They won their 11th in 1995. Until a few years ago UCLA held more than 100 NCAA titles across all sports (male and female) than anyother college. Stanford (near S.F.) passed them a few years ago. These are leaders... Stanford has 123, UCLA has 118 & USC has 107...4th place is Oklahoma State with 52. College winners are from California. UCLA & USC are crosstown rivals. PS: UCLA would have had 10 Basketball titles in a row....in 1966 the NCAA changed the rule that made Freshmen ineligible for varsity teams.... Lew Alcindor (aka Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) did not play in 1966..otherwise UCLA would have won 10 in-a-row.

Ucla has to be number one and I haven’t finished watching the video

Daz thinks Big 12 refers to the top 12 teams.