The complete list of the 37 NCAA team champions for the 2008-09 academic year:

Baseball: LSU (SEC)
Basketball, men: North Carolina (ACC)
Basketball, women: Connecticut (Big East)
Bowling: Nebraska (Big 12)
Cross country, men: Oregon (Pac-10)
Cross country, women: Washington (Pac-10)
Fencing: Penn State (Big Ten)
Field hockey: Maryland (ACC)
Football, FBS: Florida (SEC)
Football, FCS: Richmond (Colonial)
Golf, men: Texas A&M (Big 12)
Golf, women: Arizona State (Pac-10)
Gymnastics, men: Stanford (Pac-10)
Gymnastics, women: Georgia (SEC)
Hockey, men: Boston University (America East)
Hockey, women: Wisconsin (Big Ten)
Lacrosse, men: Syracuse (Big East)
Lacrosse, women: Northwestern (Big Ten)
Rifle: West Virginia (Big East)
Rowing: Stanford (Pac-10)
Skiing: Denver (Sun Belt)
Soccer, men: Maryland (ACC)
Soccer, women: North Carolina (ACC)
Softball: Washington (Pac-10)
Swimming, men: Auburn (SEC)
Swimming, women: California (Pac-10)
Tennis, men: USC (Pac-10)
Tennis, women: Duke (ACC)
Track, men's indoor: Oregon (Pac-10)
Track, women's indoor: Tennessee (SEC)
Track, men's outdoor: Texas A&M (Big 12)
Track, women's outdoor: Texas A&M (Big 12)
Volleyball, men: UC Irvine (Big West)
Volleyball, women: Penn State (Big Ten)
Water polo, men: USC (Pac-10)
Water polo, women: UCLA (Pac-10)
Wrestling: Iowa (Big Ten)

Conference breakdown


There are 37 national titles, including two in football (FBS and FCS). "Big Six" conferences won 33 of them, up from 30 last year.

Pac-10 (11)
Men's cross country: Oregon
Women's cross country: Washington
Women's golf: Arizona State
Men's gymnastics: Stanford
Men's indoor track: Oregon
Rowing: Stanford
Softball: Washington
Women's swimming: California
Men's tennis: USC
Men's water polo: USC
Women's water polo: UCLA

ACC (5)
Men's basketball: North Carolina
Field hockey: Maryland
Men's soccer: Maryland
Women's soccer: North Carolina
Women's tennis: Duke

Big Ten (5)
Fencing: Penn State
Women's hockey: Wisconsin
Women's lacrosse: Northwestern
Women's volleyball: Penn State
Wrestling: Iowa

SEC (5)
Baseball: LSU
FBS football: Florida
Women's gymnastics: Georgia
Women's indoor track: Tennessee
Men's swimming: Auburn

Big 12 (4)
Bowling: Nebraska
Men's golf: Texas A&M
Men's outdoor track: Texas A&M
Women's outdoor track: Texas A&M

Big East (3)
Women's basketball: Connecticut
Men's lacrosse: Syracuse
Rifle: West Virginia