05-31-2012, 12:06 PM
The NACDA Cup is in the bag. The AD is probably already working to determine which football game will offer the best chance to get the award presented in the 20 minute halftime window.
UCLA can do whatever they need to do, but they are not catching Stanford in the NACDA cup standings this year.
UCLA could, in theory, win the Women's Capital One Cup, but that is highly unlikely. Oregon, has a better chance since they could win Softball, a 3X sport, and could also win Track (another 3X specia). But that double win is highly unlikely.
UCLA, like Stanford, has no real chance to win the Men's side of the credit card cup. Stanford would need a CWS win and the right teams to win the other sports.
UCLA grabbing NCAA team titles hurts because they add to their NCAA team title leading tally. The more they win, the more Stanford needs to win to catch up. (FWIW - "only" 2 per year is not that number, so 2011-2012 was not a good one for the NCAA team title race) UCLA almost won a few NCAA titles recently. They were close in women's and men's tennis, they were a top seed in women's golf, and could still win in men's golf.
UCLA can do whatever they need to do, but they are not catching Stanford in the NACDA cup standings this year.
UCLA could, in theory, win the Women's Capital One Cup, but that is highly unlikely. Oregon, has a better chance since they could win Softball, a 3X sport, and could also win Track (another 3X specia). But that double win is highly unlikely.
UCLA, like Stanford, has no real chance to win the Men's side of the credit card cup. Stanford would need a CWS win and the right teams to win the other sports.
UCLA grabbing NCAA team titles hurts because they add to their NCAA team title leading tally. The more they win, the more Stanford needs to win to catch up. (FWIW - "only" 2 per year is not that number, so 2011-2012 was not a good one for the NCAA team title race) UCLA almost won a few NCAA titles recently. They were close in women's and men's tennis, they were a top seed in women's golf, and could still win in men's golf.