Interesting Facts about Syracuse's win Saturday....

Here is a look at how many top 10 individuals finishers the top schools have had from 2000-2015. Interesting that Stanford has by far the most on the men's side but has never had an individual champion.

Men

1. Stanford – 21

2. Colorado – 15 (2 Champs)

3. Oregon – 13 (4 Champs)

4. Wisconsin – 11 (2 Champs)

5. NAU – 10

6. Arkansas – 9

6. Ok St – 9

8. Arizona – 7 (1 Champ)

9. Liberty – 5 (3 Champs)

9. Iona – 5

11. ND – 4

11. Villanova – 4

11. Georgetown – 4

14. E Michigan – 3 (1 Champ)

14. BYU – 3 (1 Champ)

14. Syracuse – 3

Women

1. Colorado – 11 (1 Champ)

2. Stanford – 9

2. BYU – 9

4. Villanova – 7 (2 Champs)

4. Providence – 7 (1 Champ)

4. Oregon – 7

7. UNC – 6 (2 Champs)

7. FSU – 6

9. Texas Tech – 5 (3 Champs)

10. Iowa St – 4 (1 Champ)

10. NAU – 4 (1 Champ)

10. Notre Dame – 4 (1 Champ)

10. MSU – 4

10. Georgetown – 4

10. Iowa – 4

10. Boise St – 4

10. Washington – 4

Combined (must have at least 1 of each gender)

1. Stanford – 30

2. Colorado – 26

3. Oregon – 20

4. Wisconsin – 14

4. NAU – 14

6. BYU – 12

7. Arkansas – 12

8. Villanova – 11

9. Providence – 9

10. Arizona – 8

10. Georgetown – 8

10. ND – 8

Pennsylvania doesn't touch the atlantic?

It does if you are Ben Carson

Syracuse women finished 10th in 2010. So 4 top-10s as a combined program.

He is documenting top 10 individuals

Twipp wrote:

Syracuse women finished 10th in 2010. So 4 top-10s as a combined program.

oops! wrote:

He is documenting top 10 individuals

Twipp wrote:

Syracuse women finished 10th in 2010. So 4 top-10s as a combined program.

Seriously, what a loser.

Philly is on the Delaware River which leads right into the Atlantic, so I think we can count it as an East Coast city. Connecticut is technically on the Long Island Sound but I think we count CT as well.

That's nice but when are you going to post the interesting facts?

Just thinking wrote:

Some fun facts about Syracuse's win....

3) This is the first time the winning school was from a state on the east coast (touching the Atlantic Ocean) since Villanova won in 1970.

Ehh, I disagree. Downstate may as well be a different state compared to Upstate NY

New York is on the East Coast. Every part of it. Everything in the eastern time zone is the east coast, no matter how far you are from the beach. Host like how Spokane and Eugene are on the West Coast portion of the Country.

Question, what would the same analysis say from 1990-2005. I think you would find

Arkansas had the following 1990 (1) W, 1991 (3) W, 1992 (1) W, 1993 (3) W, 1994 (1) L, 1995 (2) W, 1996 (3) L, 1997 (2) L, 1998 (1) W , 1999 (3) W, 2000 (0) W, 2001 (1), 2002 (1), 2003 (1), 2004 (1), 2005 (1)

Total:25

Arkansas has the most in 15 years in the modern era since 1990!

Stanford - 1990 (0), 1991 (0),1992 (1), 1993 (0), 1994 (1), 1996 (3) W, 1997 (2) W, 1998 (2 ) L, 1999 (0), 2000 (1 ), 2001 (1 ), 2002 (3) W, 2003 (4) (Win - Best Team Top 6 by 13th overall 24 points - 2,4,5,6,12,13 overall), 2004 (1 ), 2005 (0)

Total: 19

How is it possible for Stanford to have so many in the top 10 year after year but never have any titles?