[Farm93]

UCLA has 105 listed on their website.  I believe that is their official working number.

I would also believe that their working total DOES NOT include that one softball title that was officially vacated due to violations.

Stanford could return to the glory averages of 3 or 4 a year while UCLA is pulling in only 1 or 2.  Even if that pattern played out Stanford would finally pass UCLA in the middle of this decade.

So I think UCLA is safe for a while.  Though they take balancing their AD budgets more seriously than the NorCal siblings, so it is possible that UCLA will find it hard to maintain their historic run rate in this new decade.

[Farm93]

UCLA has 105 listed on their website.  I believe that is their official working number.

I would also believe that their working total DOES NOT include that one softball title that was officially vacated due to violations.

Stanford could return to the glory averages of 3 or 4 a year while UCLA is pulling in only 1 or 2.  Even if that pattern played out Stanford would finally pass UCLA in the middle of this decade.

So I think UCLA is safe for a while.  Though they take balancing their AD budgets more seriously than the NorCal siblings, so it is possible that UCLA will find it hard to maintain their historic run rate in this new decade.