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list of NCAA Division I men’s basketball champions
Nov 19, 2024 6:25 AM

　　Since 1939 the NCAA has been crowning a men’s basketball champion. It is one of the most coveted titles in college sports, and the championship tournament has become must-see TV in the United States. The first winner was Oregon, which defeated Ohio State in a closely contested game, 46–43. Since then more than 35 schools have claimed the title. However, one stands above all the others: UCLA. It has won a record-setting 11 championships. Second is Kentucky, with 8 titles. Next on the list is 6-time winner North Carolina. Read on for a list of all the NCAA Divison I ...(100 of 103 words) Access the full article Help support true facts by becoming a member. Subscribe today!

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