[joemontes]

Texas swept Nebraska in the national championship. 
The Longhorns peaked at the end of the season, and looked unstoppable in their last two matches.
(Despite Jerritt Elliott getting a red card and giving Nebraska a free point late in the first set.)

Wow!  Didn't expect this kind of thumping.  
Losing 24-, 14-, 11- is something else

From being what I perceived to be a relatively underperforming program among the elites
prior to 2022, Texas suddenly does a back-to-back in 2022 and 2023 to increase their total 
championship count to 4, just one less than Nebraska.

Stanford is still the all-time leader in:

Final Four Appearances:  
24  (vs. 2nd place Nebraska's 16)

Total National Champion Finishes:  
9  (vs. 2nd place  Penn State's 7)

Total National Runner-up Finishes:  
8  (vs. 2nd place Nebraska's 6)

On the other hand, Stanford current Final Four drought 
extends to 4 seasons, tying the 2nd most from 1988-1991 
and just one less than the longest from 2009-2013.

[joemontes]

Texas swept Nebraska in the national championship. 
The Longhorns peaked at the end of the season, and looked unstoppable in their last two matches.
(Despite Jerritt Elliott getting a red card and giving Nebraska a free point late in the first set.)

Wow!  Didn't expect this kind of thumping.  
Losing 24-, 14-, 11- is something else

From being what I perceived to be a relatively underperforming program among the elites
prior to 2022, Texas suddenly does a back-to-back in 2022 and 2023 to increase their total 
championship count to 4, just one less than Nebraska.

Stanford is still the all-time leader in:

Final Four Appearances:  
24  (vs. 2nd place Nebraska's 16)

Total National Champion Finishes:  
9  (vs. 2nd place  Penn State's 7)

Total National Runner-up Finishes:  
8  (vs. 2nd place Nebraska's 6)

On the other hand, Stanford current Final Four drought 
extends to 4 seasons, tying the 2nd most from 1988-1991 
and just one less than the longest from 2009-2013.