UF 5th in Learfield Director's Cup Standings

[ocalaman]

The ONLY program to finish in the Top 10 in all 39 years of the all-sports standings.

Gators athletics fifth in the nation in Learfield Directors' Cup

Florida is the only program to finish among the nation's top 10 in each of the last 39 national all-sports standings.

247sports.com

 

[ocalaman]

Final22.23Standings (PDF) - National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics

Final22.23Standings (PDF)

nacda.com

 

[PacoGator19]

Pretty impressive. We did much better than I thought.

 

[Countygator1]

We had a great spring season for sure. Hopefully we can get football and basketball programs back competing.

 

[instaGATOR]

A pair of NCAA titles (M-Golf & M-T&F) led 12 top-10 team finishes as the University of Florida athletics program placed 5th in the 2022-23 LEARFIELD Directors' Cup standings, announced Wednesday.

This marks Florida's 14th consecutive Top-5 national all-sports finish, including 7 to finish among the top 3.

Florida is 1 of only 2 NCAA Division I programs to win at least 1 national title in each of the last 14 complete seasons.

The 2022-23 season is the 21st consecutive complete season where 10 or more Gators teams finished among the nation's top 10.
* No. 1 Men's Golf
* No. 1 Men's Outdoor Track & Field
* No. 2 Baseball
* No. 2 Gymnastics
* No. 2 Women's Outdoor Track & Field
* No. 3 Men's Indoor Track & Field
* No. 3 Women's Indoor Track & Field
* No. 6 Men's Swimming & Diving
* No. 9 Women's Swimming
* No. T-9 Lacrosse
* No. T-9 Women's Tennis
* No. T-9 Volleyball

Florida is now the only program to finish among the nation's top 10 in each of the last 39 national all-sports standings.

 

[Nicktheslick]

Excuse me but exactly what has Ohio State done to be ahead of us?

 

[ocalaman]

Excuse me but exactly what has Ohio State done to be ahead of us?

Ohio State has 24 athletic programs to Florida's 21. The best 19 finishes are counted, so we have a smaller margin for error. Here's how hey accumulated points.
The Buckeyes' 12 scoring women's teams included ice hockey (second), volleyball (fifth), basketball (fifth), swimming and diving (sixth), gymnastics (ninth), tennis (ninth), rowing (12th), cross country (15th), soccer (17th), golf (31st) and indoor (18th) and outdoor (31st) track and field.

The 10 scoring men's teams were tennis (second), football (fourth), wrestling (fourth), volleyball (fifth), gymnastics (ninth), swimming and diving (11th), golf (15th), soccer (17th) and outdoor (37th) and indoor (41st) track and field. The co-ed fencing team also finished fifth.

 

[PacoGator19]

Ohio State has 24 athletic programs to Florida's 21. The best 19 finishes are counted, so we have a smaller margin for error. Here's how hey accumulated points.
The Buckeyes' 12 scoring women's teams included ice hockey (second), volleyball (fifth), basketball (fifth), swimming and diving (sixth), gymnastics (ninth), tennis (ninth), rowing (12th), cross country (15th), soccer (17th), golf (31st) and indoor (18th) and outdoor (31st) track and field.

The 10 scoring men's teams were tennis (second), football (fourth), wrestling (fourth), volleyball (fifth), gymnastics (ninth), swimming and diving (11th), golf (15th), soccer (17th) and outdoor (37th) and indoor (41st) track and field. The co-ed fencing team also finished fifth.

One reason why Stanford wins it every year. They compete in more sports than anybody else.

 

[ocalaman]

One reason why Stanford wins it every year. They compete in more sports than anybody else.

Exactly right. Counting track & field as 2 sports for men and 2 for women, as they have indoor and outdoor seasons, I think Stanford competes in 38 sports, whereas Florida competes in 21. Stanford gets to use the 19 sports where they did the best, of course using the 4 required sports like everybody else - football, men's & women's basketball and women's volleyball. But a huge, really unfair, advantage for them especially; but also other schools that field that many more teams than others.

 

[GatorGray]

One reason why Stanford wins it every year. They compete in more sports than anybody else.

They won a natty in...wait for it...sailing. F'n sailing counts as a sport. Oy vey.

 

[Countygator1]

They won a natty in...wait for it...sailing. F'n sailing counts as a sport. Oy vey.

Dang...I missed the ncaa selection show for that.

 

[instaGATOR]

And this is why I'm more impressed when UF wins the SEC All Sports Trophies, Men's-Women's-Combined.

 

[NorthJerseyGator]

A pair of NCAA titles (M-Golf & M-T&F) led 12 top-10 team finishes as the University of Florida athletics program placed 5th in the 2022-23 LEARFIELD Directors' Cup standings, announced Wednesday.

This marks Florida's 14th consecutive Top-5 national all-sports finish, including 7 to finish among the top 3.

Florida is 1 of only 2 NCAA Division I programs to win at least 1 national title in each of the last 14 complete seasons.

The 2022-23 season is the 21st consecutive complete season where 10 or more Gators teams finished among the nation's top 10.
* No. 1 Men's Golf
* No. 1 Men's Outdoor Track & Field
* No. 2 Baseball
* No. 2 Gymnastics
* No. 2 Women's Outdoor Track & Field
* No. 3 Men's Indoor Track & Field
* No. 3 Women's Indoor Track & Field
* No. 6 Men's Swimming & Diving
* No. 9 Women's Swimming
* No. T-9 Lacrosse
* No. T-9 Women's Tennis
* No. T-9 Volleyball

Florida is now the only program to finish among the nation's top 10 in each of the last 39 national all-sports standings.

Think where'd we be if Max Brown started last season...all the way to the moon Alice!

 

[Nicktheslick]

Ohio State has 24 athletic programs to Florida's 21. The best 19 finishes are counted, so we have a smaller margin for error. Here's how hey accumulated points.
The Buckeyes' 12 scoring women's teams included ice hockey (second), volleyball (fifth), basketball (fifth), swimming and diving (sixth), gymnastics (ninth), tennis (ninth), rowing (12th), cross country (15th), soccer (17th), golf (31st) and indoor (18th) and outdoor (31st) track and field.

The 10 scoring men's teams were tennis (second), football (fourth), wrestling (fourth), volleyball (fifth), gymnastics (ninth), swimming and diving (11th), golf (15th), soccer (17th) and outdoor (37th) and indoor (41st) track and field. The co-ed fencing team also finished fifth.

Thanks ocala.