Best dual sport schools

[pennstatenut]

Not surprised to see Oklahoma in there. If gymnastics and softball where included OU would be #1.

I'll raise you Women's Volleyball and Wrestling.

 

[GoldRusher]

I'll raise you Women's Volleyball and Wrestling.

If you don't have 17 NC's in rifle including the last 3 in a row then you aint a man.....A MAN I SAY!!

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

If that's how you want to characterize an 11-3 season, that's your choice. It's a little bizarre considering it's not like you guys were very competitive with Ohio State, either. If Ohio State could have held onto the football, you would have lost 56-10.

Not to mention that in 2013, you guys got beatdown by an unranked team. The last time that happened to the Badgers, I was in middle school.

Congrats. You can point to 1 loss in the past 5 years vs. an unranked team, I can point to THREE such losses by your program just in the last 2 seasons. Your school got beatdown by almost 10 touchdowns vs. Ohio State, at no point was Oregon's game with Ohio State anywhere near that out of hand. Shoot, it was a 1-possession game heading into the 4th quarter.

 

[Tharvot]

They factored academics and Vanderbilt is #1, right?

I'd imagine Stanford would leap to #1.

 

[HammerDown]

I'd imagine Stanford would leap to #1.

Except the part where they don't compare academically or athletically.

 

[7Samurai13]

Except the part where they don't compare academically or athletically.

Let us know when Vandy fields a real team and not random unlucky students from the physics department

 

[nddulac]

I do like Bruce Pearl, and {given time}he will definitely make your basketball team relevant on the national scene.

Provided, of course, that he doesn't lie in another NCAA investigation and get himself a new show-cause penalty. But at least under those circumstances, the Auburn basketball program will be in the news!